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Ultraviolet-germicidal-irradiation-based reduction of airborne bacteria in pulmonary function test rooms: a quality improvement report. [PDF]
Seo YH.
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Plate-Counting Techniques for Average Bioburden Below the Limit of Detection. [PDF]
Brydon N.
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Comparison of sterilisation methods for deer velvet antler extracts and their impact on anticancer activity. [PDF]
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[Radiation sterilization of drugs].
V S, Bondar', K F, Kulesh, F A, Konev
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RETRACTED: Surgery in space: The ultimate frontier
Experimental Physiology, EarlyView.
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Sterilization of Biotic Pests by Microwave Radiation [PDF]
Some of the issues connected to timber structures are caused by wood-destroying insects. The sterilization of timber elements affected by wood-destroying insects with the help of microwaves removes the deficiencies of other available methodologies. Hence
Miloslav Novotný, Karel Šuhajda
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Radiation Sterilization of Formoterol
Pharmaceutical Research, 1997Radiation sterilization is becoming increasingly popular for the sterilization of many pharmaceutical products. We have investigated the gamma radiation induced effects on formoterol fumarate by HPLC and ESR spectroscopy.Numerical simulation of the evolution of the ESR signal versus dose was performed using linear regression, quadratic fit and power ...
J P, Basly, I, Longy, M, Bernard
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Sterilization by ionizing radiation
AORN Journal, 1977Ionizing radiation for sterilization is an established procedure in industry for the processing of medical products. It has replaced other techniques because of its reliability, economy, and freedom in packaging.
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Radiation Sterilization of Food
Nature, 1966I AM constrained to comment on the article entitled “Direct and Indirect Effects of Radiation on Plant Cells: Their Relation to Growth and Growth Induction” by Holsten, Sugii, and Steward1. I am impelled to do this mainly because of what I deem to be an irrelevant statement made in the concluding remarks of the article which states: “The work has other
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