bioclean

[ bahy-oh-kleen ]

adjective

1. free or almost free from harmful microorganisms.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bioclean¹

bio- + clean

Example Sentences

Lab officials again retained BioClean to collect samples, with 100 of them sent to the National Institute of Standards & Technology, which tested them as part of an ongoing study on background narcotics contamination in forensic labs nationwide.

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Lab officials approved a $50,000 contract for BioClean, a remediation vendor, to decontaminate the space.

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Officials haven’t identified a root cause for the two latest testing irregularities and retained BioClean to conduct further testing at the lab.

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Toxicology officials initially hoped to reoccupy the annex after BioClean decontaminated it, but Dr. David Northrop, the state’s crime-lab manager, warned at least some forensics lab personnel in a December 2019 email that “It should be considered absolutely inappropriate” to perform toxicology functions “in the same space that bulk-drug chemistry work is either being done or has been done.”

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Redmond-based WISErg, a bioclean technology company that converts food scraps into fertilizer, has raised $5 million in its latest round of funding.

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