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cool) the fluid in the vessel. Because biopharmaceutical products are so sensi tive and vessel jackets can cause uneven heating (hot or cold spots), shell-and tube or plate-and-frame heat exchangers are more common in biopharmaceuti cal production systems.

viability Life and health, ability to grow and reproduce; a measure of the proportion of live cells in a population.

virus The simplest form of life: RNA or DNA wrapped in a shell of protein, sometimes with a means of injecting that genetic material into a host organ ism (infection). Viruses cannot reproduce on their own, but require the aid of host.

viscosity Thickness of a liquid; determines its internal resistance to shear forces.

water-for-injection Very pure water suitable for medical uses.

yeast A single-celled fungus.

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