Sterilization is a broad term that refers to any process that removes or kills all forms of microorganisms. This includes bacteria, fungi, viruses and protozoa, including spore forms that are usually highly resistant. This refers to life forms on surfaces, liquids, drugs or compounds (such as buffers and media). Through the combination of heating, high pressure, filtration, chemicals and radiation, it is easy to achieve correct sterilization.

　　 Nowadays, sterilization has been developed to a certain extent, so that infectious proteins such as proteins, viruses, have no effect, depending on the molecular form in which they are located. Different animals carry different molecular forms. The ions virus is an abnormally folded protein that is related to the spread of spongiform encephalopathy (TSE). For the destruction of the destruction virus, it is recommended that you autoclave at 250-270°F (121-132°C) for 60 minutes at 15-psi (pounds per square inch), or autoclave at 143°C for at least 18 minutes ( 15 psi). Facts have proved that this method can be used for the pr virus disease called scrapie (TSE, strain 263K). The virus affects goats and sheep. However, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD, human disease) and bovine spongiform encephalitis (bovine spongiform encephalopathy, bovine disease) are much more resistant. What needs to be done is to destroy the protein'

　　 Bovine spongiform encephalitis-positive brain tissue has been heated to 273-280°F (134-138°C) for 18 minutes and injected into mice. Most of the activity of the virus still exists. If you suspect that you have been infected with a contamination virus or know that you have been infected with a do virus, please make sure to clean the items before autoclaving. Virtually everything you will autoclave is true. Cleaning and proper flushing are important steps in the disinfection process. This eliminates large aggregates that would prevent vapor penetration. This is no different from sweeping the floor before cleaning it.