How To Handle Bacteria Safely
How To Guide
Last Updated: March 1, 2019
Written by
Audrey Gutierrez, PhD
Audrey Gutierrez holds a PhD in microbiology from University of California, Davis. Her training emphasis is in immunology, virology, vaccines and preclinical vaccine studies.
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This is your essential guide to handling level 1 pathogens, helping keep both you and your bacteria safe.
Download this guide for tips on:
- Sterile technique
- Setting up your work area
- Labeling and storage
- Keeping sterility
- Plus lots of helpful technical tips!
Meet the Author
Audrey Gutierrez holds a BSc degree in microbiology from California State University, Long Beach in California, USA and a PhD in microbiology from University of California, Davis, in California. She completed postdoctoral training at the University of Virginia, Pathology Department, Charlottesville, Virginia and UC Davis Health System, Hematology/Oncology Department. Audrey’s training emphasis is in immunology, virology, vaccines and preclinical vaccine studies. As a bench scientist she enjoyed working with new scientific gadgets and equipment. Outside of the lab she endeavors to stay updated on new and emerging infectious diseases.
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