GLP Analyses: Reliability through Good Laboratory Practices

What are Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) System, Scope and Objectives?

What is GLP?

GLP stands for "Good Laboratory Practices ” and is a system for planning, conducting, monitoring, recording, reporting and archiving laboratory work. GLP system

1. Ensures the Quality of Experimental Studies: Accuracy, reliability and reproducibility of data are guaranteed.
2. Ensures Compliance with Regulations: Provides guidance to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
3. International Acceptance: Data produced under GLP are recognized and accepted in different countries.

Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) is the standard for planning, conducting, reporting and reporting general laboratory work and determining the relevant methods, procedures and conditions.

According to the scope of the Good Laboratory Practice Guide:

• Objective: To determine the principles regarding the planning, execution, monitoring, recording and reporting of the work of laboratories where studies will be carried out to provide data in terms of human health or the environment and / or to examine the substances whose properties need to be determined.
• Scope: This Guideline covers the laboratory studies that constitute or are envisaged to constitute the basis for the license and permit applications of medicinal pharmaceutical products whose manufacture, import and sale are subject to the license or permit of the Ministry of Health, the persons and organizations that carry out and have these studies carried out, and the places where the studies are carried out and field studies.

Basic Principles:

• Quality Assurance System
• Establishment of Laboratories
• Use of Adequate Capacity and Appropriate Equipment
• Test and Reference Materials
• Operating Procedures
• Reporting
• Records and Material Storage

Laboratories that perform safety testing and analysis on pharmaceutical products, cosmetic products, food and feed additives, pesticide products, veterinary drugs and industrial chemical materials can establish a “Good Laboratory Practices” system.

Application Areas of GLP

The GLP system covers analyses conducted in the following areas:

1. Pharmaceutical Products: Safety and efficacy testing of medicines.
2. Medical Devices: Biocompatibility, toxicity and sterilization tests.
3. Cosmetic Products: Tests to determine the effects on human health.
4. Chemical Substances: Environmental impacts of products such as pesticides, industrial chemicals and biocides.
5. Environmental Tests: Water, air and soil analysis.
6. Food and Feed Products: Additives and contaminant analysis.

Benefits of GLP:

• Ensuring the security of test data
• Prevention of test duplication by mutual acceptance of data
• Time and cost savings

Nanolab Laboratories Group continues to provide services within the scope of GLP Studies.

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