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March 7, 2014

Microbiological Testing & Contamination Control

Published In: Contract Pharma

Contamination control for a non-sterile drug was first highlighted by Professor Kallings1 in Sweden in 1965. He detected strains of Salmonella in an oral drug, Thyroidinum, USP, a dry thyroid powder from domestic animals. At this time there were no microbial specifications for...

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September 6, 2012

The Good Book of Manufacturing Processes

Published In: Contract Pharma

Four hundred years ago, in the year 1612, the King James Bible was made available to the literate British public and those of the clergy and crown who could read. Those of us in the pharmaceutical Industry mark another anniversary...

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May 21, 2011

Common Antiviral Agents

Published In: Contract Pharma

This paper is a review of antiviral drug development in the pharmaceutical industry, including a compilation of current antiviral agents, a summary of major virus targets and a discussion of structure-activity relationships. Authors: Herbert N. Prince, Ph.D., Daniel L. Prince,...

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April 8, 2011

Relationship of subtype influenza A pandemic strains to virucidal activity of a quarernary ammonium disinfectant

Published In: Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, Volume 5, Issue s1

Spread of influenza infection is mitigated not only through antiviral agents and vaccination, but also by treatment of environmental surfaces with surface disruptive chemical germicides. Little data is available on the comparative susceptibility of pandemic strains of Influenza A to...

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April 8, 2011

Inactivation of influenza viruses by coated respirators: in vitro infectivity assays

Published In: Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, Volume 5, Issue s1

Strategies to prevent transmission of influenza include use of respirators. FFP2 and N95 respirators are certified to filter at least 95% of particles 0 3 μm in diameter and many guidelines have recommended that healthcare workers wear respirators in certain healthcare...

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