Physical Chemical Tests - Pharmacy Division
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  • Albumin and inmunoglobulin molecular aggregates.
  • Clarity, color and turbidity of solution.
  • Capillary electrophoresis.
  • Tritration of solvent sodium chloride and silver nitrate.
  • Determination of microscopic particle sensing.
  • Determination of sodium and potassium.
  • Determination of heparin.
  • Determination of fibrinogen.
  • Determination of estreptodornasa.
  • Determination of Timerosal in biological products.
  • Determination of estreptolisina.
  • Determinination of substances in sterile inyectable water.
  • Determination of cresol and fenol in biological products.
  • Determination of aluminum in vaccines.
  • Determination of Anti-Xa activity in of low molecular weight Heparin.
  • Determination of Anti- IIa activity in of low molecular weight Heparin.
  • Loss on Drying.
  • Freezing-point depression.
  • Fine–layer chromatography
  • Hemo group in human albumin.
  • Hermeticity.
  • Ionic interchange HPLC ( HPLC-IE ).
  • Gel filtration HPLC ( HPLC-SE ).
  • Revese phase HPLC ( HPLC-RP ).
  • Humidity.
  • Epehdrine identification.Hemolytic index in plastic products.
  • Poteins by the Kjeldahl method.
  • Osmolality.
  • pH of biological products.
  • Proteins in pharmaceutical products:

    • a) Bradford.

    b) Lowry.

    c) Lowry-Peterson.

    d) Spectrophotometric.

  • Electrophoretic purity of biological products by:

    • a)Reductive and non reductive condictions.

    b)Molecular mass impurities.

  • Electrophoretic purity of in biological products in cellulose acetate membrane
  • Prekallikrein activator.
  • Electrophoretic purity of biological products (isoelectric focusing).
  • Estreptoquinasa Potency.
  • Fibrin sealants Potency:

    • a) Component 1 fibrinogen.

    b) Component 2 trombin.

  • Solubility.
  • Turbidity.
  • Size of particles in suspension.
  • Valuation of protamine sulfate.
  • Volume in container.
  • Valuation of heparin.
  • Waste on the ignition of insulin.