New system uses a rotating magnetic field to detect pathogens

Article Abstract:

A new technique which uses a magnetic field to separate tiny magnetic particles was developed by Purdue and Duke University researchers. This can be applied in diagnosing disease from test samples, since pathogens could be attracted to magnetic particles. Other features of the new method and its potential impact to the biotechnology industry are discussed.

HEALTH SERVICES, All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing, Commercial physical research, Biological products exc. diagnostic, Diagnostic Procedures, Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories, General industrial machinery, not elsewhere classified, Magnetic Filters, Methods, Technology application, Diagnosis, Magnetic separators

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Properly select equipment for SIP systems

Article Abstract:

Sterilization-in-place (SIP) systems are necessary in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, and there is available equipment such as control valves, pressure regulators, isolation valves and steam traps for various SIP systems. The performance expectations and selection criteria for equipment in SIP systems are discussed.

Product information, Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Drugs, Surgical appliances and supplies, Sterilizers, Pharmaceutical industry, Materials, Varieties

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