Pharmaceutical Microbiology involves the Study of Microorganisms associated with the Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals e.g. minimizing the number of Microorganisms in a Process Environment, excluding Microorganisms and Microbial Byproducts like Exotoxin and Endotoxin from Water and other starting materials, and ensuring 1[that] the Finished Pharmaceutical Product is Sterile.
Microbiological Analysis is an Integral part of Pharmaceutical Analysis. The absence of Microorganisms or Sterility is of utmost importance 2in the case of [for] all Parenteral Preparations. Environmental monitoring is necessary 3for [in] all steps of Pharmaceutical processing.
4EFRAC’s [EFRACs] Microbiology Laboratory is designed to meet Stringent Regulatory Requirements with Class 10K Clean Rooms, Unidirectional Flow, Pressure Control Devices, AHUs, Terminal HEPA Filters, Coved edges, and Epoxy Flooring.
Microbiological Validation
Assay • Dissolution • Excipients like Preservatives and Stabilizers • Impurities and Related Substances • Microbiological Tests • Organic Volatile Impurities and Residual Solvents • Physico-Chemical Tests • Trace Elements, [Metals], Metalloids and Heavy Metals
British Pharmacopeia [Pharmacopeia] • European Pharmacopeia [Pharmacopeia] • Indian Pharmacopeia [Pharmacopeia] • United States Pharmacopeia [Pharmacopeia] • WHO Guidelines • USEPA Guidelines • ASTM • US FDA BAM Methods [FDA-BAM Methods] • ISO Guideline