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- About Us
- Departments
- Bacterial Large Animal Vaccine Department - 1
- Bacterial Large Animal Vaccine Department - 2
- Bacterial Poultry Vaccine Dept.
- Bacterial Sterility Department
- Biotechnology Dept. Unit 1
- Biotechnology Dept. Unit 2
- Chemical Analysis Department
- Extraneous Viruses Dept.
- Inactivated Viral Poultry Vaccine Department-1
- Inactivated Viral Poultry Vaccine Department-2
- Media Preparation Dept.
- Parasitic Vaccine Department
- Quality Department
- Reference Strains Bank
- SPF Egg and Chick Department
- Viral Large Animal Vaccine Department
- Viral Poultry Vaccine Dept.
- Media
- Events
- Publications
- Contact Us
- Training Programs
- Achievement
- Projects
- Awards
Bacterial Sterility Department
(BSD)
Head of the Department
Prof. Dr. Hanan Mohamed Ibrahim
Mobile +20223429204 - +20223422505
E-mail clevb.info@clevb-arc.com
BSD is responsible for detection of bacterial, fungal and mycoplasmal contaminants in all living attenuated vaccines, inactivated vaccines, antigens and indicators.
The detection of contaminants is applied by different ways: direct inoculation on specific media, PCR technique and VITEK-2 compact.
BSD is accredited by EGAC for ISO 17025 in 4 methods:
* Detection of bacteria and fungi contamination in veterinary vaccines.
* Detection of Mycoplasma contamination in living viral vaccines.
* Detection of Salmonella contamination in living viral vaccines.
* Detection of Mycoplasma contamination in living viral vaccines using Polymerase chain Reaction (PCR).
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