This book examines the role of industrial microbiology in pharmaceutical production. It covers the use of microorganisms in the manufacture of antibiotics, vaccines, and biologics. The book emphasizes contamination control, fermentation processes, and microbial safety in drug manufacturing. Suitable for microbiologists and pharmaceutical engineers, it promotes the integration of microbiological principles in industrial settings.
Dylan Black specializes in industrial microbiology within pharmaceutical manufacturing to ensure the sterility and safety of dermatological medications. His research focuses on identifying and controlling microbial contaminants in the production process of skin treatments. Dylan has authored numerous studies on implementing microbiological quality control measures to prevent contamination and ensure drug safety. He also provides guidelines for pharmaceutical manufacturers and clinicians to adopt effective microbiological practices, promoting the production of sterile and safe dermatological medications through robust industrial microbiology protocols.