Microbiological Quality Control 101
Overview
Quality control (QC) scientists working in biomanufacturing facilities must assure the quality of the final products by testing raw materials, supplies, packaging, production laboratories, and equipment throughout the manufacturing lifecycle.
QC scientists follow good manufacturing practice (GMP) regulations during this process to minimize contamination risks at each step of biologic production and to avoid an unusable final product. With the emergence of drug-resistant strains of microorganisms, microbiological QC testing is more important than ever.
Document type: Article
Page count: 6
Read time: 5 minutes
Last updated: August 2023
Download this article to learn about
- Ensuring safety in biologics production
- Preventing and eliminating mycoplasma contamination
- Microbial limits testing
This resource is designed for:
- People Working in QC Labs
- Medical Devices Manufacturers
- QC Microbiologist
- QC/QA Manager
- Microbiology Manager
Applications covered:
- Pharmaceutical Quality Control (QC)
- Medical Devices
- Microbiological QC
- GMP Annex 1
- Quality Risk Management and Contamination Control Strategy
- Non-Sterile Manufacturing
- Cleanroom Monitoring
- Contamination Control Strategy
- Barrier Technology
- Air Monitoring
- EN 17141
- ISO 14698
- MD8 Airscan®
- Bioburden Control
- Microbial Enumeration
- Purified Water & Water for Injection
- Mycoplasma Detection
- Real-Time PCR Assay
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