Extractable Data Mining: Common Extractables From Polymeric Manufacturing Materials Used in Biologics Production
About this event
Presented by Ping Wang, Director at Janssen, Malvern, Pennsylvania
Extractable Data Mining: Common Extractables From Polymeric Manufacturing Materials Used in Biologics Production is a webinar from BioPharma Webinars focused on Data. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, August 28, 2019. UPCOMING provides an independent event listing and directs attendees to BioPharma Webinars's website to complete registration or viewing.
What you'll learn
- Safety assessment of extractables and leachables is often based on the assumption that E&L are highly toxic
- Most common extractables from about 40 sets of study data indicates that none of them is part of “cohort of concern” per ICH M7 guideline.
- Safety profiles of common extractables from common single use systems can be used to design a risk-based approach for future materials.
Topics covered
Frequently asked questions
Who is hosting Extractable Data Mining: Common Extractables From Polymeric Manufacturing Materials Used in Biologics Production?
Extractable Data Mining: Common Extractables From Polymeric Manufacturing Materials Used in Biologics Production is hosted by BioPharma Webinars.
When is Extractable Data Mining: Common Extractables From Polymeric Manufacturing Materials Used in Biologics Production?
Extractable Data Mining: Common Extractables From Polymeric Manufacturing Materials Used in Biologics Production is scheduled for Wednesday, August 28, 2019.
Where does registration take place?
Registration or viewing is completed on BioPharma Webinars's website.
What format is this event?
This is an online webinar.
Which topics does this event cover?
The event covers Data.
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