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Replicable Assays: Not the Impossible Dream

PerkinElmer

In drug development, assays are test systems that gauge the effects of chemical compounds on certain cellular, molecular, or biochemical processes. They are a vital step in modern pharma research that pushes drugs to market faster. These are just three of the steps to take toward reliable and replicable assay development.

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Choosing the Best Bioanalytical Platform for Your Program

Alta Sciences

Efficient Characterization of ADME A critical feature of the bioanalytical platform selected for a drug development program is how well it characterizes the ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion) of your molecule of interest. Image blog-thumbnail-bioanalytical-platform-selection_0.png

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OTAT Town Hall on Cell Therapy CMC – The Recording is Available but Here’s an Appetizer

FDA Law Blog: Drug Discovery

The purpose of these town halls are to discuss topics related to OTAT-regulated products, engage with product development stakeholders, and to provide information to help stakeholders to help advance drug development. Similar to the OTAT town hall meeting in September, potency assay requirements and pitfalls were discussed.

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Tech Transfer Tools: The Requirements and Uses of Manufacturing Process Descriptions

The Premier Consulting Blog

Definition of the manufacturing process description The Parenteral Drug Association defines the MPD as: A tool used to assist in execution of risk assessments, in the development of the Control Strategy, and for transfer of the process for commercial manufacturing.