Please click below for the appropriate forms to complete electronically and submit to the Biological Safety Officer via email. Print signature pages from below (Part 5 of the original application and (if applicable) the last page of the Bloodborne Pathogens Attachment, BBP), sign and submit the hardcopy via campus mail to the Biological Safety Officer (Marcia Finucane, BSO; 252 E. Maxwell St., Speed Sort 0314). Please contact the Biosafety Officer, Marcia Finucane, at 257-1049 or mfinu2@email.uky.edu for assistance.

Please note that Parts 1-5 need only be completed once per application and there is a difference between the animal and plant Parts 1-5. Please submit separate attachments for each organism or infectious agent being used. (Contact the Biological Safety Officer for special instructions if there are numerous organisms or agents being used.)

To complete the forms, on the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then click Forms to open the Forms toolbar. Click the padlock icon that appears on the Forms toolbar. This allows you to fill in the fields on the registration forms. Once you have completed filling in the registration forms, on the File menu click Save As. In the File name box, enter a new name for the file. Click the Save as type list, and then click the Rich Text Format file type. Click Save.

A sample protocol has been provided as a guide to the completion of the forms. Please contact the Biosafety Officer, Marcia Finucane, at 257-1049 or mfinu2@email.uky.edu for any additional questions you may have regarding completion of the forms.

Please choose the appropriate download(s) which correspond to your protocol:

• Human tissue cultures or cell lines?
  • Parts 1-5: Biosafety Issues
  • Attachment TC
  • Attachment ECP: Exposure Control Plan
• Animal tissue cultures, cell lines, or non-human primate clinical specimens?
  • Parts 1-5: Biosafety Issues
  • Attachment TC
• Recombinant DNA Molecules or organisms?
  • Parts 1-5: Biosafety Issues
  • Attachment R: rDNA
• Only human blood, or human body fluids, not involving culture of infectious agents, or not simply diagnostic, clinical testing?
  • Parts 1-5: Biosafety Issues
  • Attachment ECP: Exposure Control Plan
• Infectious Agents?
  • Parts 1-5: Biosafety Issues
  • Attachment A: Infectious Agents
• Research Organisms used with infectious agents or rDNA invertebrates?
  • Parts 1-5: Biosafety Issues
• Human Gene Transfer Experiment/Clinical Trial?
  • Attachment G (Note: See links below as well.)
  • IBC Considerations in Evaluating Gene Transfer Protocols
  • Human Gene Transfer: Points to consider in the Exposure Control Plan
• Select Agents?
  • Attachment SA
• Plant Pathogens or Transgenic Field Trials?
  • Parts 1-5 Plant
  • Attachment P: Plants
  • Attachment A: Infectious Agents with Plants
• Widely Prevalent Plant Pathogens
  • Condensed Plant Pathogens Registration Form

Other forms Pertaining to the IBC Application:

• Changing Lab Locations or Personnel?
  • IBC Modification form
• Hardcopy signature pages?
  • Part 5 – Animal
  • Part 5 – Plant
  • Exposure Control Plan