Biologics Process Writer
Drug substance manufacture for biotechnology products, from cell bank to purified bulk.
- Cell bank and genetic stability checks (Q5B, Q5D)
- Upstream and downstream flow diagram
- Hold times, resin lifetime and Q5E comparability
Cell banks to purified bulk, characterisation by Q6B, viral clearance and the retrovirus safety margin, fill-finish and devices, stability by Q5C, comparability by Q5E, biosimilar similarity, and cell and gene therapy release testing.
Written for biologics
Drug substance manufacture for biotechnology products, from cell bank to purified bulk.
Structure, impurities, specification and reference standards for proteins and antibodies.
Adventitious agents safety evaluation with the clearance and safety margin worked out.
Formulation and fill-finish for vials, lyophilised products, syringes and autoinjectors.
Shelf life for proteins and antibodies by ICH Q5C.
Pre- versus post-change comparability for a manufacturing change.
Comparative analytical assessment of a proposed biosimilar against its reference product.
Release testing and controls for AAV, lentiviral, CAR-T and cell therapy products.
Also used
Batch analysis, container closure, excipients, facilities and method validation switch to the biologics rules when you pick a biologic: Batch Analysis, Container Closure, Excipients, Facilities and Equipment and Method Validation.
For a CHO-derived antibody, steps with the same mechanism are not double counted, which leaves a retrovirus safety margin of 9.3 log10.
The Viral Safety Studio
Module 3 map
S.1General informationComposition & General InfoS.2Manufacture, route, starting materialsProcess & Controls WriterS.2Manufacture, cell banks, process validation, comparabilityBiologics Process WriterS.3Structure and impuritiesComposition · Impurity & Risk StudioS.3Characterisation (Q6B) and impuritiesBiologics CharacterisationS.4Specification and justificationSpecification BuilderS.4Specification with potency and K/M endotoxinBiologics CharacterisationS.4.2–4.3Procedures and validationMethod Validation StudioS.4.4 · S.5Batch analyses, reference standardsBatch Analysis & CoAS.6Container closureContainer Closure & E&LS.7StabilityStability StudioS.7Stability by Q5C: potency, aggregates, freeze-thawBiologics Stability StudioP.1Description and compositionComposition & General InfoP.2Pharmaceutical developmentDevelopment StudioP.3Manufacture, batch formula, flow diagramProcess & Controls WriterP.2 · P.3Formulation, fill-finish, media fills, devicesBiologics Drug Product WriterP.4Control of excipients, animal origin, novel excipientsExcipients WriterP.5Specification, procedures, batchesSpecification Builder · Batch AnalysisP.5Specification with particles, sterility, potencyBiologics CharacterisationP.7Container closure and E&LContainer Closure & E&LP.8Stability and commitmentsStability StudioP.8Stability, in-use and shipping studiesBiologics Stability StudioA.1Facilities, cleanroom grades, cleaning limitsFacilities & Equipment WriterA.2TSE/BSE statement for excipientsReport Reviewer checks itA.2Viral safety: Q5A(R2) clearance and retrovirus marginViral Safety StudioA.3Novel excipients: full data setExcipients WriterR · USExecuted batch records, method validation packageQOS ComposerR · EUProcess validation scheme, CEP/ASMF, deviceQOS Composer2.3Quality Overall Summary from every tool's summary fileQOS ComposerZipeCTD folder structure with all sectionsQOS ComposerCheckUpload any section, PDF or scan and see what is missingReport ReviewerReportsStability, validation, OOS, deviation, CAPAStudiosChangesPost-approval changes: US supplement or EU variation typeChange ClassifierSections in amber use the biologics rules: ICH Q5A(R2), Q5B, Q5C, Q5D, Q5E and Q6B.
Sections in amber use the biologics rules: ICH Q5A(R2), Q5B, Q5C, Q5D, Q5E and Q6B.
Paste a section into the Report Reviewer and read what it finds. Nothing you paste leaves your computer.