Biotechnology regulation

United States Enrichment Corporation (USEC), 25 413, 416 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), biotechnology regulation by, 13 285, 18 541-542. See also Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)... 

Korwek, E.L. (1997). United States Biotechnology Regulations Handbook. FDLI, Washington, DC. 

Dinner, A., and Fose, J. M. (1991). Industry s experience with worldwide regulation of biotechnology products. In Drug Biotechnology Regulation Scientific Basis and Practices (Y-Y. H. Chiu and J. L. Gueriguian, eds.), pp. 371-381. Dekker, New York. 

Another development occurring on the regulatory front is the activity at the state and local level. New Jersey, Texas California, Wisconsin, and North Carolina have all considered new or special approaches to biotechnology regulation, some with new legislation. In New Jersey, a moratorium measure was introduced in 1986, which later, as a compromise bill incorporating a review commission, passed unanimously in the state Senate. That bill is still waiting a vote in the New Jersey assembly. 

FacklamT J, Geyer S. The preparation and validation of stock cultures of mammalian cells. In Y H Chui, J L Gueriguian (eds.). Drug Biotechnology Regulation Scientific Basis and Practices. Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, 1991, pp. 54-85. 

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