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SEM II 2011/2012 BSB 3411 BIOMATERIAL & BIOMANUFACTURING LABORATORY

SEM II 2011/2012 BSB 3411 BIOMATERIAL & BIOMANUFACTURING LABORATORY. Mr. Zamri b. Ngatman sb09057 Mr. Nor Saiful b. Basri sb09061 Miss Nik Sharifah Suhaiza Bt Nik Wan Ahmad sb09038 Miss Kalai Selvi Mohan Raj sb09031 Miss Wan Nurhana bt Wan Abdul Halim sb09036.

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SEM II 2011/2012 BSB 3411 BIOMATERIAL & BIOMANUFACTURING LABORATORY

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  1. SEM II 2011/2012BSB 3411BIOMATERIAL & BIOMANUFACTURING LABORATORY
  2. Mr.Zamri b. Ngatman sb09057 Mr. Nor Saiful b. Basri sb09061 Miss NikSharifahSuhaizaBtNik Wan Ahmad sb09038 Miss KalaiSelvi Mohan Raj sb09031 Miss Wan Nurhanabt Wan Abdul Halim sb09036
  3. COMPANYBACKGROUND PENTA C rp Newly immerged dynamic healthcare products manufacturing industry ISO 9001:2000 Certified Focuses priorities on recognizing the needs and wants of consumer Ventures to make more diverse products
  4. TAGLINE HEALTHY LIFE BEGINS WITH US Inventing useful biological products using modern technology to enhance and improve lives of customers
  5. Vision Mission Inspires to keep up with the latest global market demand and technology and passionate to develop more and launch various productsin years to come. To manufacture useful healthcare products Fulfil customer demands Enforce our "zero defects" policy
  6. ORGANISATIONAL CHART
  7. PROUDLY PRESENTS Bio-Soffence Licensed and Supervised by Bio-essence Laboratory Singapore Made in Malaysia Made For: Penta-Corp Sdn Bhd. University Malaysia of Pahang Malaysia. Beauty Hotline: +65 378888 MFG 05 12
  8. Bio-Soffence Body Lotion (Mildness) Calming, Soften Your Skin With Extract of Carrot and Soybean 60 g
  9. OBJECTIVES
  10. SIGNIFICANCE Bio-Soffence Body Lotion (Mildness) Enriched with natural extract of carrot and soybean milk to soften your body skin and enhance whitening of the skin. It gives a complete way to achieve fairer and finer skin and keep moisturizing the skin. This gentle cream-based formula lotion deeply improve skin softness, rejuvenate skin cells and reduce free radicals that may cause skin-aging. Immediately after application, skin appears smoother, fairer and healthier. Suitable for all skin types.
  11. INGREDIENTS Water Propylne Glycol MyristilMyristate Glyceryl Stearate Stearic Acid Oleic Acid Isopropyl Palmitate Sorbitan Stearate Synthetic Beeswax Fragrance Benzyl Alcohol Methyl Paraben Propylparaben Sodium Hydroxide Carrot Extract Soybean Milk Extract
  12. APPLICATIONS Apply or gently massage the body’s skin. No need to rinse off with water. Daily used is recommended.
  13. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE(SOP)RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
  14. Name of facility: Page: of: SOP Number: Title: Revision Number: Written by: Edited by: Authorization signature: Department: Date: Effective Date: Replaces:
  15. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT(SOP)
  16. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
  17. PROCEDURE
  18. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE(SOP)QUALITY CONTROL
  19. Name of facility: Page: of: SOP Number: Title: Revision Number: Written by: Edited by: Authorization signature: Department: Date: Effective Date: Replaces:
  20. QUALITY CONTROL Objective: Scope: Objective of these Standard Operating Procedures is to provide guidelines for antimicrobial test. This procedure is applicable for the raw material product where antimicrobial test is to be conducted for in-house specification.
  21. QUALITY CONTROL RESPONSIBILITIES ABBREVIATIONS Implementation- Microbiologist Execution- Manager (QUALITY CONTROL) Review & approval- QA Manager & AGM- Works SOP : Standard Operating Procedure QUALITY CONTROL : Quality Control LAF : Laminar Air Flow
  22. SOP-QUALITY CONTROL Materials required: Sterile inoculation loop Sterile petri plate Disc Nutrient agar Nutrient broth Bunsen burner Equipment required: Autoclave Laminar Air Flow Sterile pipette. Precaution: 70% of Ethanol was used during the operation. The microbial limit test must be carried out under Laminar Air Flow.
  23. SOP-QUALITY CONTROL NUTRIENT AGAR PREPARATION PROCEDURE For this Quality control test, it need just a small amount of media preparation for example; 10g of nutrient agar = 500ml of distilled water 2.5g of nutrient agar = x Therefore, 10x = 500 (2.5) X = 125ml. And for 10g nutrient agar = 500ml of distilled water can give about 30 plate of media. Therefore, 500ml = 30 plates 125ml = x plates X = 7.5/8 plates.
  24. SOP-QUALITY CONTROL (A) TEST FOR SPECIFIED MICROORGANISMS.
  25. (B) INHIBITOR TEST (ESCHERICHIA COLI.)
  26. QUALITY CONTROL RESULT
  27. REFERENCES RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Ibrahim, A. A., Mohammad, A. B., Haseeb A. K. , Anis, A., Ahmad, H. A, F., Ali A.H., Mohammad, A. S., Ali, H. B. and Mohammad, S. 2010. A Simple Method for DNA Extraction from Mature Date Palm Leaves: Impact of Sand Grinding and Composition of Lysis Buffer. International Journal of Molecular Sciences. 11, 3149-3157. QUALITY CONTROL Benson, T. S., Dutko, T., Ilnicki, L., Lankford, M., Pentz, C., Salinsky, J., Teirab, B. and Ziemer, W., 1998. Equipment calibration, maintenance, and performance verification. Revision 1, 7/11/00. In: USDA/FSIS Microbiology Laboratory, Guidebook 3rd Edition/1998.chapter 36 revison 1, 6/8/00 pp 18. Bolton, F. J. (1998). Quality assurance in food microbiology – a novel approach. International Journal of Food Microbiology 45, 7 -11 ISO 6887 – 1, (1999). Microbiology of Food and Animal Feeding stuff - Preparation of test samples, initial suspensions and decimal dilutions for Microbiological Examination. First Edition.
  28. TARGET GROUP All age groups
  29. PRICE Showing cost for 100 units: Investment costs = Approx.: RM 1280 Operating costs Utility costs (Energy costs)= RM 10 Employment costs= RM 30 Service and maintenance costs = RM 45TOTAL = RM 1365 + 40% profit = RM 1911Therefore, selling price = RM 19.11 per unit
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