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aseptic

[uh-sep-tik, ey-sep-] / əˈsɛp tɪk, eɪˈsɛp- /


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“Mycelium has the advantage that it can be mass-produced under controlled, aseptic conditions, assuring specified levels of key compounds and preventing contamination by undesirable microorganisms and insects,” adds Saxe.

From Los Angeles Times Jun. 18, 2025

What’s more, the aseptic cartons themselves are designed to be recyclable, and are usually made from around 70 percent paperboard.

From National Geographic Dec. 12, 2023

The first case of meningitis in Durango was confirmed late last year when doctors diagnosed several cases of aseptic meningitis, an especially harmful inflammation of the brain.

From Reuters Feb. 6, 2023

That’s hard to achieve in the aseptic, isolated environment of a hospital, especially during the pandemic.

From Seattle Times Aug. 27, 2022

I was served coffee but became uneasy in this aseptic, silent atmosphere as time passed.

From "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" by Alex Malcolm X;Hailey




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