Specification of Drug Substances and Products
Development and Validation of Analytical Methods
- 1st Edition - October 23, 2013
- Editors: Christopher M. Riley, Thomas W. Rosanske
- Language: English
Specification of Drug Substances and Products: Development and Validation of Analytical Methods is a comprehensive and critical analysis of the requirements and approache… Read more
Specification of Drug Substances and Products: Development and Validation of Analytical Methods is a comprehensive and critical analysis of the requirements and approaches to setting specifications for new pharmaceutical products, with an emphasis on phase-appropriate development and validation of analytical methods. This book is intended as more than a review of new regional guidelines, existing regulatory guidance, and industry practices. It provides a hands-on guide to understanding and applying these in practice. The authors discuss critical issues, novel approaches, and future directions while also providing insight into how International Guidelines were developed and the rationale behind them.
- Guide to industry best practices of analytical methodologies used in the specification of new drug substances and products (e.g. DOE, QbD)
- Critical assessment of the application of ICH guidelines on method validation and specification setting, written by experts involved in the development and application of the guidelines to aid understanding of requirements and what is expected by regulatory authorities
- Direct applicability to the day-to-day activities in drug development and the potential to increase productivity
Designed for use in laboratories and offices as a guidebook, which could be read from cover-to-cover and a comprehensive source of information for those active in the analysis of pharmaceuticals.
Part One: Basic Concepts and Definitions
1. Introduction
2. General Principles and Regulatory Considerations: Specifications
3. Application of Quality by Design (QbD) to the Development and Validation of Analytical Methods
4. General Principles and Regulatory Considerations: Method Validation
Part Two: Universal Tests
5. Description and Identification
6. Assay, and Impurities
7. Residual Solvents
8. Inorganic Impurities (Heavy Metals)
Part Three: Specific Tests: Drug Substances
9. Solid-State Characterization
10. Chiral Methods
11. Water Determination
Part Four: Specific Tests: Drug Products
12. Dissolution and Disintegration
13. Extractables and Leachables
14. Potency Assays for Biomolecules
15. Host Cell Protein Assays
Part Five: Pharmacopeial Methods
16. Pharmacopeial Methods and Tests
Part Six: Microbial Methods
17. Sterile and Non-Sterile Products
Part Seven: Biological Fluids
18. Biological Fluids
"...a valuable addition to a pharmaceutical scientists’ library….relevant and of interest to various “stake-holders” in the drug development arena, including chemists, analysts, and programme managers. I can recommend it."—Organic Process Research & Development Journal, Sep-14
"Its main role is to explain how to meet the most recent International Conference on Harmonization guidelines for drug development. The book is organized to offer a critical and comprehensive account of the approaches used to identify the key determinants of quality production that affect the safety, effectiveness, and marketability of a drug."—ProtoView.com, April 2014
- Edition: 1
- Published: October 23, 2013
- Language: English
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Christopher M. Riley
Dr. Christopher Riley is the President of Riley and Rabel Consulting Services. He received a bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy (1977) and PhD degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (1980) from the University of Bath, UK. He taught Pharmaceutical Chemistry, at the Universities of Florida (1983-6) and the University of Kansas (1986-94), and was a Vice President at DuPont Merck (1994-2001) and ALZA (a division of J&J) (2001-7). He has coauthored more than 140 book chapters and papers in peer-reviewed journals, as well as 5 books. He has extensive experience in CMC regulatory affairs and the development of all types of dosage forms.
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