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Pharmaceutical Technology-04-02-2005Volume29 Issue 4
Importance of Background Microbial Levels in the Manufacture and Testing of Sterile Products
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The sterility testing of samples from an aseptic process may be considered an entirely separate aseptic process that is subject to the same types of adventitious contamination as the aseptic process itself.
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