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I'm new in a pharmaceutical company--in early training to take over the USP Preservative Effectiveness Testing. So I'm researching this on my own and have a few questions: 1. By the USP, at T-zero, product is inoculated 0.1ml containing 10-to-the- 5th to 10-to-the-sixth microorganisms. On the same day, that inoculated product is diluted and plated. How do I determine the appropriate dilution of the inoculated product at this point? (i.e. on T-zero, do you always plate 10-to-the-4th and 10-to-the-5th-- making two 1/100 dilutions and plating 1ml and 0.1ml? 2. At T-7,14, 21, how do you determine the appropriate dilution of the inoculated product? Also please suggest any pharmaceutical newsgroups. Thank you, Gaia213
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