Good Laboratory Practice Buffer Preparation Exercise Workbook

Garden, Claire; Cunningham, Ian

Good Laboratory Practice Buffer Preparation Exercise Workbook

Garden, Claire; Cunningham, Ian

Authors

Prof Claire Garden C.Garden@napier.ac.uk
Professor

Dr Ian Cunningham I.Cunningham@napier.ac.uk
Lecturer

Abstract

This workbook and the accompanying video have been commissioned by Skills Development Scotland and prepared by Edinburgh Napier University with support from a member of the Life and Chemical Sciences Skills Group. The aim is to help you understand Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) by showing you the process and documentation that apply to a simple example: making a blocking buffer.
Any industry laboratory that carries out studies related to medicines will have to follow the GLP set of quality standards by law, and awareness of this is very helpful for anyone wanting to get a job in the life and chemical sciences sector, e.g. in the pharmaceutical industry.
Please bear in mind that most modern companies use a computer system to log all the data and documentation related to GLP. This exercise shows you the process in a simplified paper-based way to aid understanding.

Citation

Garden, C., & Cunningham, I. (2025). Good Laboratory Practice Buffer Preparation Exercise Workbook

Other Type	Teaching Resource
Online Publication Date	Mar 16, 2025
Publication Date	2025-03
Deposit Date	Mar 21, 2025
Publicly Available Date	Mar 24, 2025
Public URL	http://researchrepository.napier.ac.uk/Output/4183355

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