Preventing contamination during biopharmaceutical production
A study that analysed QA/QC incidents at several biomanufacturing plants has revealed how companies can best hope to detect and mitigate virus contamination.
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A study that analysed QA/QC incidents at several biomanufacturing plants has revealed how companies can best hope to detect and mitigate virus contamination.
This application note shows the detection of low numbers of different bacterial test strains from Neoprene® gloves.
IberoGEN has developed a test to detect COVID-19 for use on surfaces and wastewater in the hopes of aiding in the return to normalcy.
Essential points of active air sampling units for use in your high-grade cleanrooms, along with requirements for prevention of cross-contamination.
The manufacturing process does not always allow for immediate transfer of samples to the incubator space and may be pre-stored.
This webinar will address the evaluation of microbiological, environmental monitoring data as well as what would be considered significant differences in data.
A team have developed a biosensor with high specificity and sensitivity for COVID-19 that could be used in hospitals, train stations or laboratories to detect SARS-CoV-2.
This in-depth focus highlights how liquid chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry (LC-MS) can be used to characterise proteins, what to do to improve regulatory compliance when using chromatography and the risks posed by underestimating bacterial contaminants in cleanrooms.
A new report has revealed that Germany is set to lead the aseptic sampling market in Europe, contributing $35.7 million to the market until 2025.
The FDA has handed a warning letter to an Indian manufacturing facility for inadequate sterility testing and environmental monitoring.
The active air sampler market, led by Asia-Pacific, Europe and US, is expected to grow from its current value of $92 million at a CAGR of 5.1 percent.
An Irish partnership between academia and industry aims to develop a robotic method for automated environmental monitoring in bioprocessing.
A group of researchers has developed a nanotechnology with a single bristle controlled through electron microscopy that can clean surfaces.
During the manufacture of antibiotics, residues can contaminate the environment through wastewater, leading to antimicrobial resistance. However, a new government initiative in India aims to prevent this by regulating effluent.