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Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2009 11:27:18 -0500
Reply-To: "Schmidt-Nebril, Kathleen" <kschmidtnebril**At_Symbol_Here**DOM.EDU>
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From: "Schmidt-Nebril, Kathleen" <kschmidtnebril**At_Symbol_Here**DOM.EDU>
Subject: Handling Biology Cell/DNA Waste

We are a small size liberal arts university with a natural science department that has begun some areas of research which is producing waste solutions which contain cell and DNA components. How is this type of waste being handled by others?  Would it be considered Biohazard or can it be disposed of down the sink as non-hazardous waste? 

Thanks

Kathleen Schmidt Nebril

Chemistry Dept

Dominican University

River Forest, Il 60705

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