Are biosafety levels and animal biosafety levels the same?

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Sourav Pan🥇 GoldMay 15, 2025

Biosafety levels (BSL) and animal biosafety levels (ABSL) are related but distinct. BSLs pertain to laboratory work with microorganisms, while ABSLs apply to research involving animals infected with such agents. ABSLs incorporate additional containment and facility requirements to address risks associated with animal studies.

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