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Quality by design with a focus on biosimilars

Pharmaceutical Technology

Quality by design (QbD) is a concept introduced into the pharmaceutical regulatory lexicon in 2005. It aims to ensure the quality of medicines by employing statistical, analytical, and risk-management methodology in the design, development, and manufacturing processes of medicines. Practising QbD in biosimilar product development.

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Efficiently develop antibody-based therapeutics

Drug Discovery World

In the Quality by Design (QbD) approach to antibody-based therapeutics development, stability characterisation —the probability of a protein unfolding or denaturing— is performed to ensure that structure and function are preserved throughout development and manufacturing. . How storage conditions affect mAb stability .

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New eBook: Efficiently develop antibody-based therapeutics 

Drug Discovery World

In the Quality by Design (QbD) approach to antibody-based therapeutics development, stability characterisation —the probability of a protein unfolding or denaturing— is performed to ensure that structure and function are preserved throughout development and manufacturing. . How storage conditions affect mAb stability .

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What is the biggest barrier to rare disease drug development?

Drug Discovery World

Dr Asma Patel , Vice President of Integrated Services for Early Development at Quotient Sciences, reflects on the biggest barriers to rare disease drug development and how companies can overcome these. Utilising an integrated approach for development can improve the likelihood of downstream clinical and commercial success.

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Can characterisation industrialise cell and gene therapy?  

Drug Discovery World

Challenges of cell and gene therapy manufacturing Compared to traditional biologics, CGTs are living drugs, making their development and manufacturing substantially more complex. Importantly, we need to eliminate information silos and integrate across teams and institutions to develop rigorous developmental protocols.

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CTTI Holds Meeting to Discuss Engaging Stakeholders in Trial Design

CTTI (Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative)

Engaging all stakeholders during the earliest stages of study development is an important feature of quality by design (QbD).

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A Culture of Quality: Are We Achieving the Desired Impact?

ACRP blog

Rewarding critical thinking and open dialogue is critical to the success of high-quality studies and development programs.”. Quality by design (QbD) continues to be vital to compliance with the ICH E8(R1) guideline from the International Council for Harmonization, General Considerations for Clinical Studies.