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 [stĕŕəl, -īĺ]
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Sterile or sterility may refer to: Infertility, the inability of an organism to reproduce; Asepsis, a state of being free from biological contaminants...
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Etymology: Middle English steryle, from Latin sterilis; akin to Gothic stairo barren animal, Sanskrit starī sterile cow. Date: 15th century...
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Complete facility design, manufacturing and sterilization service company. Sterile Technologies, Inc., was established in 1987. We offer sterilizer manufacturing, remanufacturing, installation, facility design, architectural, mechanical, electrical and structural engineering services, a line of steam and Ethylene...
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Sterile - Definition of Sterile at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Sterile. Look it up now! free from living germs or microorganisms; aseptic: sterile surgical instruments.
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; Hooray! The Sterile Eye has been around for two years today (photo credit). This week I’m also switching to my new job, so the next year in this blog’s existence will for sure be an exiting one. Read more »...
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The Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution - CBSPD formerly NICHSPDP, where our mission is to promote and encourage high standards of ethical and professional practice through a recognized, credible credentialing program that assures the competency of sterile processing and distribution personnel.
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Veltek Associates, Inc. designs innovative solutions to address the control of particulate and microbial contamination in pharmaceutical and biotechnology operations. VAI strives to develop meaningful technical relationships with our clients to assure that VAI products meet, if not exceed, Sterile Chemicals...
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Dec 29, 2009 Official website of the World Forum for Hospital Sterile Supply (WFHSS) hosting and linking to national and regional associations for...
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Good sterile technique is the first and most important step in insuring consistent results when employing recombinant DNA and protein expression techniques. Sterile technique refers to procedures by which cultures may be manipulated without infecting the worker or contaminating the cultures or the laboratory environment.
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