The AGLC licences liquor activities in Alberta according to the Gaming and Liquor Act and Regulation, other provincial and federal legislation and AGLC policies. In Alberta, five classes of licences as well as a special event licence are issued for the sale and manufacture of liquor: 1  General Liquor Licence Information.
originating in the blood. 2. producing blood or components of blood. 3. distributed or spread by way of the bloodstream, as in metastases of tumors or in infections; blood-borne. Origin of hematogenous.
A teratogen is a drug or other substance capable of interfering with the development of an embryo fetus that may lead to birth defects or developmental malformations. The presence of teratogenic materials in your lab does not mean that you have been exposed or are likely to experience teratogenic or embryotxic effects. All chemicals,including teratogens can be handled safely but some require more care in handling than others. Consult the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and handling instructions. If a MSDS is needed search the manufacturers website or use REM's MSDS Search web page. Purdue employees that need assistance locating MSDSs may contact Heath Bentley or Stephanie Rainey. These following list of substances are reported as having teratogenic properties.