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- Published online October 6, 2018.
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- 1Department of Virology, Global Pathogen Safety, Shire; A-1220 Vienna, Austria; and
- 2Bioprocess Development/Biologics Research, MSD, Kenilworth, NJ, USA
- ↵* Corresponding Author: Global Pathogen Safety, Shire; A-1220 Vienna, Austria; e-mail: thomas.kreil{at}shire.com
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- Abstract
- Introduction
- Optimization of Viral Filtration Process Conditions to Enable a Representative Scale-Down Model
- Virus Filtration—challenges for Scale-Down
- Effects of Pressure Source on Virus Breakthrough During Viral Filtration
- Multiple, Deliberate Interruptions of a Virus Removal Filtration Process—Impact on Virus Retention and Throughput
- Validating an Alternative Virus Reduction Filter for a Commercial Product
- Investigational Study on the Robustness of the 20-nm Nanofiltration Step Performed According to the Doe Methodology
- What to Do When the Virus Filtration Cannot Be Validated as Usual?
- Establishing a Generic Claim for Lauryldimethylamine N-oxide Detergent Inactivation
- Virus Inactivation at Low pH: Impact of Buffer Composition, pH Value, and Protein Concentration on the Inactivation of Different Retroviruses
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