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UK strategy for process qualification/validation: from concept to practical implementation.

Abstract

In this communication, after a brief review of current requirements of various stages of leucodepletion qualification/validation processes, we provide some practical examples for the usefulness of long term validation programme for process improvement. It is hoped that the experience gained from this process qualification/validation enhances the awareness to key variables that can influence the overall outcome of filtration programme.

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N Beckman, J Seghatchian. 2000. UK strategy for process qualification/validation: from concept to practical implementation.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0955-3886(00)00041-2

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