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The rush to rapid microbiological methods – or not
Guardino (2005) identified the first rapid microbiological method as a rapid plate count technique. This method was developed by Professor Frost...
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Microbiological monitoring of pharmaceutical water systems
Water is widely used in pharmaceutical manufacturing – either as a raw material, as an ingredient, or as a final product. Water is also used for rinsing equipment or for the preparation of disinfectants and detergents...
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Endotoxin masking hold-time study performance parameters
Presented here are recommendations for performing an endotoxin masking hold-time study. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) have requested hold-time studies to determine the presence of what has been called ‘low endotoxin recovery’ (LER) for submission with biologic licence applications (BLA)...
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Issue #2 2017 – Digital version
Read the free-to-view digital version of the latest issue of European Pharmaceutical Review...
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Microbiology In-Depth Focus 2017
In this Microbiology In-Depth Focus: Endotoxin masking hold-time study performance parameters; Microbiological monitoring pharmaceutical water systems; The rush to rapid microbiological methods - or not; and an expert view with Charles River Laboratories...
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Steven Brimble appointed as new Quality Manager for Cherwell
15 December 2016 | By Cherwell Laboratories
Company continues its emphasis on delivering quality environmental monitoring and cleanroom microbiology solutions...
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Issue #6 2016 – Digital version
Read the free-to-view digital version of the latest issue of European Pharmaceutical Review...
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RMMs In-Depth Focus
In this RMMs In-Depth Focus: the role of statistical analysis in validating rapid microbiological methods; considerations when using RMMs for use in pharmaceutical microbiology; & RMMs roundtable...
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The existence of life in extreme hostile environments
The beauty of the diversity of organic life stems from the ability of certain organisms to thrive in hostile and extreme climatic and environmental conditions where most normal life systems cannot survive1 . These extraordinary, microscopic forms have the power to persist more strongly than large macroscopic creatures2 . Most…
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Wickham Labs to Exhibit at Pharmig 2016
3 November 2016 | By Wickham Laboratories Limited
Wickham Laboratories will be on Stand 8 at the 24th Annual Pharmig Conference in the Nottingham Belfry Hotel, November 16th & 17th...
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Issue #5 2016 – Digital edition
20 October 2016 | By European Pharmaceutical Review
In this issue: Biosimilars, Informatics, Ingredients, PAT, HPLC, Microbiology, Product Showcase, Regulation, and much more...
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Product Showcase 2016
This product showcase features articles from Charles River, Eppendorf Inc. and Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories...
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Demand for Cherwell’s SAS Air Sampler Calibration service continues to rise year-on-year
30 September 2016 | By Cherwell Laboratories
Overall demand up by 15% with on-site calibrations showing most significant rise...
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Joint article on hydrogen peroxide efficacy published in Letters in Applied Microbiology
23 September 2016 | By Wickham Laboratories Limited
Wickham Laboratories Ltd is pleased to announce the publication of a joint study with Bioquell on the efficacy of disinfection by hydrogen peroxide...
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Issue #4 2016 – Digital edition
In this issue: Regulation, Environmental Monitoring, Drug Delivery; Microbiology, Track & race, Spectroscopy, HPLC, Mass Spectrometry, and much more...
