Oxygen Permeation and Microbial Ingress through a Film-Coated and Uncoated Elastomeric Closure in A Glass Vial: A Comparative Study

Mark Andress; Henry Dull; Thomas Gurley; Ed Remo; John Grillo; Fredy Navasca; Thomas Berger

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Oxygen Permeation and Microbial Ingress through a Film-Coated and Uncoated Elastomeric Closure in A Glass Vial: A Comparative Study

Mark Andress, Henry Dull, Thomas Gurley, Ed Remo, John Grillo, Fredy Navasca and Thomas Berger

PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology January 2004, 58 (1) 32-44;

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Mark Andress, Henry Dull, Thomas Gurley, Ed Remo, John Grillo, Fredy Navasca, Thomas Berger

PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology Jan 2004, 58 (1) 32-44;

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Oxygen Permeation and Microbial Ingress through a Film-Coated and Uncoated Elastomeric Closure in A Glass Vial: A Comparative Study

Mark Andress, Henry Dull, Thomas Gurley, Ed Remo, John Grillo, Fredy Navasca, Thomas Berger

PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology Jan 2004, 58 (1) 32-44;

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