Nov 7, 2013 12:52
10 yrs ago
Japanese term

**殺菌維持時間

Japanese to English Medical Medical: Pharmaceuticals Determination of bactericidal efficacy
Hello everyone,

Translating a paper dealing with bactericidal efficacy, and following on from the previous question... I'm not sure how to translate the compound above - could this be "time to maintain sterility"? Does that sound at all correct?
Hoping to hear from those more experienced.

Context: その殺菌効果は、最大殺菌減少度は-2.21(log)を示し、-1 log殺菌維持時間は7.98hr、-2 log殺菌維持時間は1.6hr、回復所要時間は15.92hr、殺菌曲線上面積は17.0Δlog cfu・hr/mLを示した。

Thanks,
Sarai

Discussion

Dr Sarai Pahla, MBChB (asker) Nov 11, 2013:
Weighing up responses Thanks everyone - I am going to have to go through the document and see which suggestion is the best fit and will get back to you!

Proposed translations

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**sterilization holding time

The holding time typically refers to the time during a sterilization cycle when the vessel is held at a constant temperature. For steam sterilization in an autoclave, this is normally the time a vessel is held at 121°C.
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Thanks for your answer, John!
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agree David Gibney
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Time to maintain sterility

"Time to maintain sterility" seems correct.

The largest reduction in sterility shows -2.21(log) for the effects (of sterilization), the -1 log time to maintain sterility is 7.98hr, the -2 log time to maintain sterility is 1.6hr and the time needed for restoration is 15.92hr. The area for the killing curve displayed 17.0Δlog cfu・hr/mL.

>その殺菌効果は、最大殺菌減少度は-2.21(log)を示し、-1 log殺菌維持時間は7.98hr、-2 log殺菌維持時間は1.6hr、回復所要時間は15.92hr、殺菌曲線上面積は17.0Δlog cfu・hr/mLを示した。

"maintain sterility" can be seen in the articles below.

http://vpr.tamu.edu/compliance/rcc/iacuc/decisions/maintenan...
http://www.rdhmag.com/articles/print/volume-17/issue-12/colu...
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Thanks for your answer, Daniel!
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