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The application of skip testing to drug substance manufacture

29 February 2016 | By Phil Borman, Simon Bate and Keith Freebairn, GlaxoSmithKline

Skip testing is a process employed to reduce the analytical drugs testing burden and lends itself to processes with high frequency batch production. Rather than test all batches within a given interval, pre-selected batches are assessed and the other batches ‘skipped’. This reduction is justified as it is shown that…

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Easy and quick HPLC analysis of Aflatoxin in milk

15 February 2016 | By

Aflatoxins are naturally occurring mycotoxins that are produced by different species of fungi. In addition to the most toxic aflatoxin B1, a number of other related compounds are occurring in nature. High level exposure to aflatoxins can, for example, produce acute hepatic necrosis especially children, whilst adults have higher tolerances.

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Vitamin D Level Determination in Serum

12 February 2016 | By

Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is essential for the human body. Low levels of vitamin D3 increase the risk of illness from a range of disorders. Babies, young children, pregnant mothers and old people are at a higher risk.