Southern international standard

Southern Building Code Congress International Standard Building Code (SBCC) - Southeastern US. 

The International Code Council (ICC) was formed by the consolidation of three formerly separate fire code organizations International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO), which had published the Uniform Fire Code under its fire service arm, the International Fire Code Institute (IFCI) Building Officials and Code Administrators (BOCA), which had published the National Fire Prevention Code and Southern Building Congress Code International (SBCCI), which had published the Standard Fire Prevention Code. When the three groups merged in 2000, in part to develop a common fire code, the individual codes became obsolete however, they are noted above since references to them may periodically surface. The consolidated code is IFC-2006, International Fire Code. 

For qualitative detection, 20 pL of the PCR reaction product is electrophore-sed in 1.8% agarose gels, and Southern blot hybridized to a 32P-end-labeled internal probe (EmcPl) following standard procedures. Blots can be exposed for 3-24 h. Alternatively, a nonradioactive ELISA-based detection system may be used as described in Subheading 3.4. 

Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc., Standard Fire Prevention Code. Birmingham, AL, 1991. 

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