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Rapid Microbiological Methods In The Pharmaceutical Industry 1st Edition Martin C Easter

Name: Rapid Microbiological Methods In The Pharmaceutical Industry 1st Edition Martin C Easter
SKU: BELL-1133450
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Rapid Microbiological Methods In The Pharmaceutical Industry 1st Edition Martin C Easter instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.76 MB

Pages: 197

Author: Martin C. Easter

ISBN: 9780203010877, 9781574911411, 1574911414, 0203010876

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Rapid Microbiological Methods In The Pharmaceutical Industry 1st Edition Martin C Easter by Martin C. Easter 9780203010877, 9781574911411, 1574911414, 0203010876 instant download after payment.

This collection presents newly developed alternative and rapid methods that offer enhanced capabilities for detecting microbial contamination in pharmaceutical products. The 14 papers describe labor-saving devices, automation of traditional methods, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) bioluminescence, electrical impedance, species identification and typing, sterility testing, DNA-based technologies for detecting specific organisms, and the limulus endotoxin test. The contributors overview the techniques and systems available from specific companies, sometimes even listing their cost, note their potential and established applications for testing pharmaceutical articles, and address the issues of validation and regulatory acceptance.