Comparative Evaluation of Three Active Air Samplers for the Monitoring of Airborne Microorganisms
A comparative study of three air samplers used for bioaerosol collection was performed to evaluate the average recovery of colony-forming units and assess the precision of each device.
Articles in this issue
Analytical Methods Validation In-Process Control Methods for the Manufacture of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
April 2005
Management Controls for GMP Compliance
The Sector Chart: A New Engineering Graph for Pharmaceutical Processes
Validation of Alternative Microbiology Methods for Product Testing Quantitative and Qualitative Assays
PAT and Process Understanding: A Call to Arms
Cold Chain Concerns
Evolutions in Direct Compression
X-ray Microtomography of Solid Dosage Forms
Orient Express
Importance of Background Microbial Levels in the Manufacture and Testing of Sterile Products
Using Visible Residue Limits for Introducing New Compounds into a Pharmaceutical Research Facility
Comparative Evaluation of Three Active Air Samplers for the Monitoring of Airborne Microorganisms
Famine in Field Inspection
Establishing Target Fills for Semisolid and Liquid Dosage Forms
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