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<Microscopic illustration of blue stained Candida albicans with oval buds joined by filaments, resembling balloons on tree branches. Credit> AdobeStock_442176125
<Electron microscope camera image of blue stained Candida albicans oval bud with long filaments between them, resembling balloons on tree branches. Credit> AdobeStock_516880606
<Stained pink, fungal infection of cells by Candida albicans taken from a cervical smear where oval buds and filaments or hyphae can be seen between hexagonal cells of the host. Credit> AdobeStock_291400737
<Microscopic illustration of Candida albican oval buds looking like small stones attached to the gut wall as an opportunistic pathogen. Credit> AdobeStock_350867006
<Seen under the microscope, purple gram stained oval buds of Candida albicans colonies arranged in groups with a head and a tail. Credit> AdobeStock_472332007

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USP 62 Absence of yeast Candida Albicans

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SOP and report form for proving the absence of Candida yeast in products according to harmonized methods USP <62> and EP 2.6.13 and to USP <1111> and EP 5.1.4

&lt;Microscopic illustration of blue stained Candida albicans with oval buds joined by filaments, resembling balloons on tree branches. Credit&gt; AdobeStock_442176125
&lt;Electron microscope camera image of blue stained Candida albicans oval bud with long filaments between them, resembling balloons on tree branches. Credit&gt; AdobeStock_516880606
&lt;Stained pink, fungal infection of cells by Candida albicans taken from a cervical smear where oval buds and filaments or hyphae can be seen between hexagonal cells of the host. Credit&gt; AdobeStock_291400737
&lt;Microscopic illustration of Candida albican oval buds looking like small stones attached to the gut wall as an opportunistic pathogen. Credit&gt; AdobeStock_350867006
&lt;Seen under the microscope, purple gram stained oval buds of Candida albicans colonies arranged in groups with a head and a tail. Credit&gt; AdobeStock_472332007