Pharmaceutical products are subject to microbiological contamination that can represent a health hazard to the consumer and cause product spoilage, aesthetic changes, and possible loss of drug efficacy.
An edition of Microbial limit and bioburden tests
(1997)
Microbial Limit and Bioburden Tests
Validation Approaches and Global Requirements
by Lucia Clontz
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