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CFM

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Change Area

Often a change room operates at a lower classification and pressure than the main…

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CIP

Clean in Place products and processes – Clean-in-place is a method of cleaning the…

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Clean Area

An area with defined particle and microbiological cleanliness standards. Source: GMP Draft Annex 1

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Clean Non Classified (CNC) area

The level, type and frequency of both the cleaning program and the environmental monitoring…

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Cleaning

The removal of soils and residues (including biofilms) through use of a detergent. This…

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Cleanroom

A cleanroom is a “room within which the number concentration of airborne particles is…

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Cleanroom extension

A cleanroom may need to be extended to allow organisations to react to increased…

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Cleanroom relocation

There are a number of reasons for which a cleanroom may need to be…

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Closed system

A system in which the sterile product is not exposed to the surrounding environment.…

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CMC Pharmaceuticals

CMC is an acronym for Chemistry Manufacturing and Controls, which are stages of the…

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Colony Forming Unit (cfu)

A microbiological term that describes the formation of a single macroscopic colony after the…

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Commissioning

Activities to verify that equipment and systems are installed according to specification Source: GMP…

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Component

Any ingredient intended for use in the manufacture of a drug product, including those…

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Composite

A material made up of 2 or more component parts to create a material…

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Coved floor

When the floor is extended at the edges to be applied up the wall,…

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Critical Area

An area designed to maintain sterility of sterile materials. Sterilized product, containers, closures, and…

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Critical surfaces

Surfaces that may come into contact with, or directly affect, a sterilized product or…

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Cumulative particle counts

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