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A Series , B
Series , C Series , D
Series , E Series , F
Series , G Series , H
Series , I Series , K
Series , L Series , M Series
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MAb, Machine
Welding, Machine/Process
Lines, Macromolecules,
Macroparticles,
Macrophage, Macrorestriction
Map, Macroreticular
Resin, Maintainability,
Makeup Air, Manual
Welding, Manufacture,
Manufacturer, Manufacturing
Process, Manufacturing
Process(Biotechnology), Marker,
Material, Material
Containment, Maximum
Cr/Fe Ratio, Maximum
Depth of Enrichment, Maximum
Working Pressure, Mean
Kinetic Temperature(MKT), Mechanical
Code, Mechanical
Completion, Media
(plural of medium), Media
Preparation, Medical
Devices, Medicinal
Product, Medium
- Filter, Megabase-Mb,
Megohm, Meiosis,
Melanoma, Membrane,
Meristem, Messenger
RNA(mRNA), Metabolism,
Metabolite, Metadata,
Metaphase, Metastases,
Metastsis, Methods
Validation, Methyl
Cellulose, Mho, Microbe,
Microbiology, Microencapsulated,
Microinch, Micron
or Micrometer, Microorganism,
Microhmo, Milliequivalent,
Minienvironment,
Mitosis, Mixed
Air FLow Room, Mixed
Bed Ion Exchange, Moiety,
Moist Air, Molds,
Mole, Molecule,
Molecular Genetics,
Molecular Weight,
Monoclonal
Antibody(Mab or MoAb), Monomer,
Monosaccharides,
Mother Liquor, MSDS(Material
Safety Data Sheet), Multicellular,
Multiplexing, Multi-use
Equipment, Murine,
Mutagen, Mutagenesis,
Mutant, Mutation,
Mycelium, Mycobacterium,
Mycoplasma, Myeloma,
Mesophile
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Membrane
A barrier, usually thin, that only permits the passage
of particles of a certain size or special nature. Filtration
membranes are thin polymer films that are permeable to water
and other fluids:
- 1. Microporous membrane filters have measurable pore structures
that physically remove particles or microorganisms larger
than pore size.
- 2. Ultrafiltration membranes (sometimes called molecular
sieves) also remove molecules larger than a specified molecular
weight.
- 3. Reverse osmosis membranes are permeable to water molecules
and very little else, rejecting even dissolved ions and endotoxins
in water.
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