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ble Number (MPN). The MPN method is reserved for TAMC in low bioburden samples, and is not suitable for the estima-tion of fungal recovery. USP chapTer <61> meThod suiTabiliTy TesT (meThod ValidaTioN) The suitability test is conducted to dem-onstrate the applicability of the method for detection of microbial contamination in the test product.
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