Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) as a Part of Innovation Processes
Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) is a set of principles intended to ensure the quality and integrity of non-clinical laboratory studies, which are crucial for the development of new medicines. By adhering to GLP standards, laboratories can produce reliable and reproducible data, which is essential for regulatory approval and subsequent clinical trials. Incorporating GLP into innovation processes in medicine enhances the credibility of research findings and accelerates the development of safe and effective medical treatments. Ultimately, GLP fosters trust and transparency in the medical innovation pipeline, benefiting both researchers and patients.
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Alexandra Misci Hudecová
Dr. Alexandra Mišči Hudecová works as a researcher and Quality Assurance manager for Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) accreditation at the NILU Climate and Environmental Research Institute in Norway. She earned her PhD in Genetics from Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia. With a strong background in the geno- and cytotoxicology of nanomaterials, she has made significant contributions to the field through her numerous publications and international conference presentations. During her post-doctoral tenure at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, she participated in extensive research project investigating the effects of persistent organic pollutants on gene expression and stress responses.
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