“subjecting the components” means what?
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"Aseptic processing is the process of minimizing entry of viable microbial and particulates into products - typically involves subjecting the components (drug product, container, enclosure) to separate sterilization methods before they are brought together."
what is the meaning of "subjecting the components" in this context?
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