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Issue #6 2014 – Digital edition
In Issue #6 2014: Polymerase Chain Reaction, Imaging, PAT in-depth focus, Screening in-depth focus, Microbiology Series and much more...
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Practical Application of RMM in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
15 December 2014 | By BD Diagnostics
Discussion on how a rapid method can provide a solution to a common microbiological testing problem for pharmaceutical manufacturers – process water microbiology testing.
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bioMérieux’s Jennifer Garrett interviewed at PDA conference on Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Graeme Cathie speaks with Jennifer Garrett, Regional Business Manager, BioPharma, bioMérieux at the PDA conference on Pharmaceutical Microbiology...
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TSI’s Troy Tillman interviewed at PDA conference on Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Graeme Cathie speaks with Troy Tillman, Global Marketing Manager, TSI inc. at the PDA conference on Pharmaceutical Microbiology...
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Issue #3 2014 – Digital edition
In Issue #3 2014: Pharmaceutical freeze-drying, Self-amplifying mRNA vaccines, Polymorph myths, Microbiology focus, NMR for isotope profiling, Manufacturing with QbD 2.0, Single-cell mRNA-Sequencing, qPCR focus, Powder Flow...
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Microbiology: In-Depth Focus 2014
In this free-to-view in-depth focus: How to deal with non-sterile results in aseptic processing, Risk Profiling and Proactive Response (RPPR) to Bio-contamination in GMP classified and controlled areas, Microbiology Roundtable...
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Merck Millipore congratulates winner of the Alice C. Evans Award for Leadership in Clinical Microbiology
20 May 2014 | By Merck
Merck Millipore announced that Bonnie Bassler, Ph.D., Squibb Professor and Chair of the Department of Molecular Biology, Princeton University, has won the 2014 Merck Millipore Alice C. Evans Award for Leadership in Clinical Microbiology...
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Issue #2 2014 – Digital edition
In Issue #2 2014: Mass Spectrometry and Stem Cells in-depth focuses, Hot Melt Extrusion, PAT, Excipients, Microbiology plus much more...
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Microbiology Series: Antimicrobial delivery
15 April 2014 | By Joshua Boateng and Harshavardhan Pawar, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemical and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Engineering and Science, University of Greenwich
Antimicrobial drugs form a significant aspect of disease therapy and are a major means of treating bacterial, fungal and viral infections. The issue of antimicrobial therapy is of current interest and clinical concern. This is mainly due to two key reasons; (i) persistent emergence of microbial resistant strains and (ii)…
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Issue #1 2014 – Digital edition
In Issue #1 2014: Raman Spectroscopy in-depth focus, Ingredients, LIMS, Kinase, Near Infrared in-depth focus, RNA, Microbiology...
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Fungal contamination of pharmaceutical products: a growing menace
Any pharmaceutical product, whether manufactured in the hospital or industrial environment, has the potential to be contaminated with microorganisms. With sterile products, any microbial contamination presents an unacceptable risk; with non-sterile products, the implication of the contamination is dependent upon whether the microorganism can be considered ‘objectionable’, and then to…
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Issue #6 2013 – Digital edition
In Issue #6 2013: PAT in-depth focus, Lab Automation, Proteomics, Next Gen Sequencing, Screening in-depth focus, Microbiology...
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Microbiology: Mould contamination in pharmaceutical drug products and medical devices
Invasive fungal infections associated with high mortality rates are common in hospital settings, especially in intensive care units where patients may be immune-compromised, subject to invasive procedures and treated aggressively with antibiotics. The most common nosocomial fungal infections in descending order are due to the genera Candida, Aspergillus, Rhizopus, Fusarium…
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Issue #5 2013 – Digital edition
Read the free digital version of Issue #5 2013 of European Pharmaceutical Review magazine...
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Towards the real application of rapid microbiological methods in developing countries
22 October 2013 | By Michael J. Miller, President, Microbiology Consultants, LLC and Suzan Mohammed Ragheb, Department of Biotechnology, The Nile Company for Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries
Rapid microbiological methods (RMM) have gained popularity and acceptance within a number of industry sectors, including food and beverages, diagnostics, environmental, personal care and pharmaceuticals. In recent years, many firms have successfully validated and implemented RMMs for a wide variety of applications. However, many geographic areas around the world still…
