Table of Contents

March/April 2001; Volume 55,Issue 2

B

  1. Bai, Feng

    1. Investigation of a Filter Structure by Microbial Retention Studies: A Synthesis and Elaboration of Prior Findings
      A. Mark Trotter, Theodore H. Meltzer, Feng Bai and Laura A. Thoma
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 127-133;

  2. Brandwein, Harvey

    1. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part III: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.1 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 114-126;
    2. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part I: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.2 and 0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 65-86;
    3. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part II: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME) Characterization of Bacterial Species Recovered Downstream of 0.2/0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Scott Mallick, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 87-113;

E

  1. Eisenhuth, Jean

    1. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part III: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.1 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 114-126;
    2. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part I: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.2 and 0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 65-86;
    3. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part II: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME) Characterization of Bacterial Species Recovered Downstream of 0.2/0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Scott Mallick, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 87-113;

H

  1. Howard, Glenn

    1. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part III: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.1 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 114-126;
    2. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part I: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.2 and 0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 65-86;
    3. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part II: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME) Characterization of Bacterial Species Recovered Downstream of 0.2/0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Scott Mallick, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 87-113;

M

  1. Madsen, Russell E.

    1. Real Compliance and How To Achieve It
      Russell E. Madsen
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 59-64;

  2. Mallick, Scott

    1. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part II: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME) Characterization of Bacterial Species Recovered Downstream of 0.2/0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Scott Mallick, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 87-113;

  3. Meltzer, Theodore H.

    1. Investigation of a Filter Structure by Microbial Retention Studies: A Synthesis and Elaboration of Prior Findings
      A. Mark Trotter, Theodore H. Meltzer, Feng Bai and Laura A. Thoma
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 127-133;

S

  1. Schroeder, Hans G.

    1. Rationalization and Valid Scale-Up of Integrity Test Parameters for Sterilizing Grade Membrane Filter Cartridges
      Hans G. Schroeder
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 134-142;

  2. Sundaram, Srikanth

    1. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part III: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.1 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 114-126;
    2. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part I: Bacterial Challenge Tests on 0.2 and 0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 65-86;
    3. Retention of Water-Borne Bacteria by Membrane Filters Part II: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME) Characterization of Bacterial Species Recovered Downstream of 0.2/0.22 Micron Rated Filters
      Srikanth Sundaram, Scott Mallick, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 87-113;

T

  1. Thoma, Laura A.

    1. Investigation of a Filter Structure by Microbial Retention Studies: A Synthesis and Elaboration of Prior Findings
      A. Mark Trotter, Theodore H. Meltzer, Feng Bai and Laura A. Thoma
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 127-133;

  2. Trotter, A. Mark

    1. Investigation of a Filter Structure by Microbial Retention Studies: A Synthesis and Elaboration of Prior Findings
      A. Mark Trotter, Theodore H. Meltzer, Feng Bai and Laura A. Thoma
      PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2001, 55 (2) 127-133;
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