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Qualification and Validation of Analytical Methods for Protein Products

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Who Should Attend
This course contains material critical for those personnel in a biotechnology company involved in the manufacture and release of biopharmaceutical product at all points in development including:

  • Research and Development
  • Quality Assurance
  • Technology Transfer
  • Quality Control
  • Clinical and Product Development
  • Manufacturing

Description
This course provides details of the development of assays and the validation of assays for biopharmaceuticals. Both physical and biological assays will be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on the increasing importance of mass spectrometry in the characterization of biological products. Issues of bioequivalence will be discussed as an issue critical to the development of biologic generics (follow-on biologicals). Consideration is given to the issue of validation implementation as part of the overall business strategy in the development of a biological.

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