Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)

These guidelines are the non-clinical version of the GCP It also covers animal welfare during laboratory trials. Like any other form of GxP, GLP also requires extensive documentation of aspects of its envelope. This includes thorough documentation of lab samples and test animals. Experiments conducted ...

Difference Between GLP and GMP

GMP stands for Good Manfufacturing Practice and GLP stands for Good Laboratory Practice. Though both are ensuring the quality of pharmaceutical products they have also few differences. GMP vs. GLP GMP covers whole manufacturing facility. GLP covers only quality control laboratory. Good Laboratory ...

GLP in Microbiology Lab

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is a process that ensures that products manufactured by pharmaceutical companies are of quality. GMP is incorporated into the production system and thereby minimizes or eliminates risks in the final product produced. GMP is integrated in all stages of production from ...

Computerized System Validation in GLP

The Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations require the validation of computerized systems used in laboratories to ensure they are suitable for their intended purpose. These systems include those used for data generation, measurement, calculation, assessment, transfer, processing, storage, or archiving ...

Fundamental Points of GLP

The GLP Principles set out the requirements for the appropriate management of nonclinical safety studies. This helps the researcher to perform his/her work in compliance with his/her own pre-established scientific design. GLP Principles help to define and standardise the planning, performance, recording, ...

General Safety Rules of GLP

Safety rules applicable for laboratory operations must be adhered to by all analysts performing the analysis. Though these require the desire on the part of individual analysts to protect themselves and their associates by following a set of rules, these rules shall be mandatory for all personnel working ...

Difference between GMP and GLP

To the uninitiated, the difference between GMP and GLP can be a tough nut to crack. But as the names suggest, it is a no-brainer to uncover that they both deal with laboratory testing and ensuring the safety and integrity of drugs and chemical products. These terms often confuse many people and it is ...

cGLP issues

1. Weight tape shall be attached & reviewed instantly and not be transferred to another area. 2. Any cross out/ trial injection shall be initialed and dated. To write “ Not used due to……. 3. Take near pH standard reading before every pH testing. 4. To know about job description. 5. Never discard ...

Good laboratory practice

In the experimental (non-clinical) research arena, good laboratory practice or GLP is a quality management system for research laboratories and organizations to ensure the uniformity, consistency, reliability, reproducibility, quality and integrity of products for human or development purposes. Animal ...

When is GLP compliance required?

Generally, most non-clinical studies fall under the requirements of the GLP regulation. However, there are some instances or stages in the early pre-clinical phase where compliance with GLP is not required. Examples of studies that may be exempt from GLP include exploratory genotoxicity, mutagenicity, ...
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