This volume contains the proceedings of a two-day symposium on ‘Development of Specifications for Biotechnology Pharmaceutical Products’, held in May 1996. Speakers and panelists from industry and regulatory agencies discussed specifications and the degree to which they are appropriately applied during the various stages of drug development. Presentations evaluating raw material, in-process and final product specification development throughout the drug development timeline for biotechnology pharmaceutical products were given. Specifications for identity, purity and activity at various stages of drug development were also considered. Further contributions examined assay and process validations and their effects on specification setting, stressing that the quality of the validation directly effects the setting of a suitable specification. Finally, standards and reference materials, and their selection for in-house use and as the basis for setting future global standards were discussed. As a result, it was emphasized that the development of specifications evolves with the product through a continuum of improved processes and characterizations leading to superior product quality. Bringing together the world’s leading experts in the field, this book will be a valuable reference for pharmaceutical development professionals involved in research, development and commercialization including members of quality control, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, process development, analytical development, validation and regulatory compliance groups.
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The papers in this volume are based on the proceedings of a symposium on the development of specifications for biotechnology pharmaceutical products. The papers discuss specifications and the degree to which they are appropriately applied during the various stages of drug development. Papers also evaluate raw material, in-process and final product specification development throughout the drug development timeline for biotechnology pharmaceutical products and consider specifications for identity, purity and activity at various stages of drug development. Further contributions examine assay and process validations and their effects on specification setting, stressing that the quality of the validation directly effects the setting of a suitable specification. Finally, standards and reference material, and their selection for in-house use and as the basis for setting future global standards are discussed.
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