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Virus Inactivation. The inactivation of virus contaminants can be achieved by subjecting the bioprocess fluid to conditions that denature the virus protein but not the active ingredient. In the production of biologic therapies, the two most commonly employed inactivation methods are the use of low pH or addition of detergents.