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Mycoplasma is a form of bacteria that lacks a nucleus and a cell wall, and are thus unaffected by many antibiotics. Nanoparticles submitted to the NCL may be subjected to testing for mycoplasma when deemed necessary. The types of nanoparticle formulations generally tested for mycoplasma contamination include those that incorporate a component derived from an animal or hybridoma cultures.
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- Timothy Potter, Barry Neun, Ilinskaya, A., Marina Dobrovolskaia (2020). NCL Method STE-3. (Version 3.0). NCI Hub. doi:10.17917/R1XZ-X580
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