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Contaminant Control
in the Manufacture
of Drugs and Biologics
A 3-Day Intensive Continuing Education Course ( 1.8 CEUs)
Course Faculty: Frieder K.
Hofmann, Ph.D. and Carl J. Wilson

Course Content:
Contaminant Sources
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Product and Process Related Contaminants
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Adventitious Contaminants
Contaminant Classes
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Physical
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Chemical
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Byproducts, Leachables, Process and Cleaning Residues
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Biological
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Contaminating Proteins, DNA, Microbes, Viruses, Pyrogens
Setting Specifications for Contaminants in
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Materials,
- Components,
- Equipment,
- Utilities, and
- Product
Methods for Detecting Contaminants
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Product and Process Related Contaminants
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Analytical Chromatography Methods, Immunoassays, Electrphoretic Methods
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Residues from Previously Manufactured Product
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Sampling Techniques, Detection and Identification Methods
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Microbes
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Sampling Methods, Sterility Assays, Test-Laboratory Requirements, Species Determination
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Viruses and Mycoplasma
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Sampling, in vitro and in vivo Detection and Identification Methods
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Pyrogens
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Sampling, USP-Rabbit Test, LAL-Test, Cell Culture Assay
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Particulates in Utilities, Environment and Product
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Sampling Methods, Detection and Identification Methods
Strategies for the Manufacture of Contaminant-Free Product
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Controlling Materials, Equipment, Utilities and Environment
Methods for Removing and Inactivating Contaminants
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Product Purification
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Ion Exchange Chromatography
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Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography
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Metal-Chelate Chromatography
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Affinity Chromatography
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Size Exclusion Chromatography
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RP Chromatography
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Filtration
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"Open" Column
Chromatography vs. HPLC
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Virus Inactivation
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CIP, SIP and Depyrogenation of Equipment
Prevention of Contaminant Entry into Product and Process
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Qualification and Testing of Materials and Components
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Design and Validation of Equipment
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Design and Validation of Facility
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Training and Qualification of Personnel
Routine Monitoring for Contaminants
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QC Testing of Materials and Product Purity
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Monitoring of Equipment Cleanliness
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Environmental Monitoring
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Monitoring the Cleanliness and Health of Personnel
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Troubleshooting and Trend Analysis
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Handling of Out-of-Specification Results



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