Method for Qualifying Microbial Removal Performance of 0.1 Micron Rated Filters Part I: Characterization of Water Isolates for Potential Use as Standard Challenge Organisms to Qualify 0.1 Micron Rated Filters

Srikanth Sundaram; Jean Eisenhuth; Glenn Howard; Harvey Brandwein

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Method for Qualifying Microbial Removal Performance of 0.1 Micron Rated Filters Part I: Characterization of Water Isolates for Potential Use as Standard Challenge Organisms to Qualify 0.1 Micron Rated Filters

Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard and Harvey Brandwein

PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology November 2001, 55 (6) 346-372;

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Method for Qualifying Microbial Removal Performance of 0.1 Micron Rated Filters Part I: Characterization of Water Isolates for Potential Use as Standard Challenge Organisms to Qualify 0.1 Micron Rated Filters

Srikanth Sundaram, Jean Eisenhuth, Glenn Howard, Harvey Brandwein

PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology Nov 2001, 55 (6) 346-372;

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