Achieving Compliant Batch Release – Sterile Parenteral Quality Control
Abstract
Demonstrating compliant final product release for a sterile parenteral batch requires the use of Quality Control (QC) instrumentation that share certain common key elements. Of course each QC instrument must complete the requirements laid down in the pharmacopoeias or GMP, but in addition each instrument should be optimized to underpin compliance, help reduce human error and maintain data integrity for the test results. This paper describes those common QC instrumentation elements and gives examples of best practice for instruments used for compliant QC batch release.
Introduction
As part of the final batch release record for sterile parenteral solutions there should be records to prove:
- The manufacturing environment (cleanroom) was in control and compliant
- The parenteral itself is compliant to the rules regarding contaminating particles
- The water used to manufacture the parenteral was in control and compliant
All instrumentation should be optimized to support data integrity for the analysis results and guidance for this is laid down in the FDA’s 21CFR part 111 ruling.
Cleanroom Compliance
Guidance on cleanroom compliance for sterile parenteral manufacturing can be found in the various guidelines to good manufacturing practice. The World Health Organisation2, European GMP3 and Pharmaceutical Inspection Co-operation Scheme (PIC/S)4 all agree that the air in a cleanroom must be controlled and monitored for particles ≥0.5microns and ≥5microns. The FDA’s cGMP5 document is different in that it only requires monitoring of particles ≥0.5microns. In any case, producers of sterile parenteral product must be cognisant of where each batch being produced is destined to be sold to ensure that they are being compliant to the relevant regulation(s).
The cleanroom monitoring process has traditionally been a manual process where airborne particle counters are moved around the cleanroom in a daily routine of sampling, relying on the counter operator to ensure that the test carried out at each location is correct to demonstrate the cleanroom was compliant at the time of testing. Additionally, the integrity of the final record was dependant on the operator collating all paper records from the day’s routine environmental monitoring and accurately transcribing these records into either an Excel spreadsheet, or into a secure data repository. Usually, manual calculations are also required as it is common practice to sample quite small samples at each location and then multiply the results by a factor to report the number of particles per cubic meter (m3), as is required by all of the rulebooks.
Figure 1. Routine cleanroom environmental monitoring practices are complex and fraught with opportunities for error
As can be imagined, all of this manual process can be fraught with opportunities for errors. In a modern air particle counter optimized for pharmaceutical cleanroom use, it is an expectation that the cleanroom facility routine environmental monitoring regime Standard Operating Procedure can be pre-configured inside the counter, removing the need for the operator to manually configure the sample location name, counter run time and alarms for each and every location. In addition, counters optimized for this process also automatically calculate the results per m3 and then export the results via secure file transfer, such as File Transfer Protocol (FTP), in electronic format directly to a remote file repository without any manual data manipulation required by the user/operator. Such a counter provides secure, 21CFR part 11 records to demonstrate that the cleanroom was in compliance during the manufacturing process.
Figure 2. MET ONE 3400 particle counter exports cleanroom routine environmental monitoring electronic records securely via FTP
Final Product Particulate Contamination Compliance
The United States Pharmacopoeia chapter on therapeutic proteins, USP<787>6, suggests that sources of particles found in parenteral products can be grouped into three sources: intrinsic, extrinsic and inherent. Intrinsic particulate contamination is usually contamination from the vial or filling process due to inefficient cleaning, whereas extrinsic particulate contamination is usually introduced to the vial from the environment where the filling takes place. Inherent particles are particularly prevalent in biopharmaceutical products, where the therapeutic proteins clump together, either through adverse environmental conditions, such as bright light, temperatures or simply naturally over extended time periods.
Although largely harmonized, the rules for parenteral particulate testing do vary from country to country and from product to product. The volume of the sample to be analysed and the format that the results are reported varies from product to product, e.g. the sampling requirements for small volume parenteral product, such as vaccines, is different for that of a large volume parenteral such as an intravenous drip bag. Results must be calculated and expressed in the correct format, e.g. counts per container, or counts per mL.
Whilst general-purpose liquid particle counting instrumentation can be used for the testing of particles in parenteral products, counters that have been optimized for the application are preferable due to the wide range of complexity in the testing. Particle counters that have been optimized for this testing will have the various compendial tests built-in and will calculate a pass/fail result automatically. As QC teams tend to use their product name to describe the sample under test, optimized particle counters will allow the user to select the required test for each sample by selecting the product by name from a drop-down menu.
Figure 3. The HIAC 9703+ allows users to select final product quality testing by brand name/product name
Counters that allow the operator interface to reside on a local p.c., but store the results database automatically on a secure remote server are preferred to ensure secure, 21CFR part 11 records to demonstrate that the batch was in compliance.
Water Purity Compliance
Water is the largest raw material used in a parenteral manufacturing facility. Water quality parameters are clearly defined in all the major pharmacopoeias and are generally harmonized globally.
Figure 4. The HIAC 9703+ stores final product quality test result records on a remote, secure server
One major quality parameter is Total Organic Carbon (TOC). Most modern pharmaceutical-grade water systems have extremely low TOC content, frequently in the low ppb region, compared to the amount of Total Inorganic Carbon (TIC) present, typically in the low ppm region, usually caused by the increased concentration of dissolved CO2 caused through the commonly used reverse-osmosis water production process. General purpose TOC analysers that measure TIC and Total Carbon (TC) and derive the TOC level from these two measurements often struggle to accurately calculate TOC in the presence of the interfering TIC.
TC ppm (measured) – TIC ppm (measured) = TOC ppb (calculated)
Small errors in the sensor measurements for TC and TIC can lead to large variances in the calculated TOC result, sometimes producing negative TOC results where the measured and reported TIC value is slightly higher than the reported TC value.
Guidelines on instrumentation validation can be found in the International Conference on Harmonization guideline, ICH Q27. This document explicitly guides the reader to conduct an investigation on the specificity of an analytical technique to ensure that it can discriminate between compounds of closely related structures. Such guidelines can help a user validate if an analysis method designed to measure TC and TIC and calculate TOC is suitable for the water quality on their site.
As with the other instruments discussed in this paper, the ability to export results via a secure electronic transfer, such as File Transfer Protocol (FTP), to a remote 21CFR part 11 secure data repository finalizes the optimization requirements for a TOC analyser used to provide batch release data in the pharmaceutical QC application.
Figure 5. The QbD1200 particle counter exports WFI test records in electronic format securely via FTP
Conclusion
Pharmaceutical QC testing is complex and at the same time absolutely critical to a successful, compliant batch release. When selecting instrumentation, the QC team leader is well advised to look for instrumentation that has been optimized for pharmaceutical QC use, taking into account automated, pre-configured SOPs, built-in compendial tests and secure electronic transfer, such as File Transfer Protocol (FTP), for 21CFR part 11 electronic record retention.
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- B Cell Research
- Basic Research on Reproductive Biology
- Cardiovascular Disease Research
- Cell Marker Analysis
- Choosing a Tabletop Centrifuge
- Collagen Disease Treatment
- Controlling Immune Response
- Creating Therapeutic Agents
- DNA Extraction from FFPE Tissue
- English Safety Seminar
- Equipment Management
- Exosome Purification Separation
- Fast, Cost-Effective and High-Throughput Solutions for DNA Assembly
- Future of Fishing Immune Research
- Hematopoietic Tumor Cells
- High-throughput next-generation DNA sequencing of SARS-CoV-2 enabled by the Echo 525 Liquid Handler
- Hiroshima Genbaku HP Hematopoietic Tumor Testing
- iPS Cell Research
- Leveraging acoustic and tip-based liquid handling to increase throughput of SARS-CoV-2 genome sequencing
- Membrane Protein Purification X Ray Crystallography
- Organelles Simple Fractionation
- Particle Interaction
- Quality evaluation of gene therapy vector
- Retinal Cell Regeneration
- Sedimentary Geology
- Severe Liver Disease Treatment
- Tierra Biosciences reveals major molecular discovery
- Treating Cirrhosis
- University Equipment Management
- University of Texas Medical Branch UTMB Workflow Comparison Study with the AQUIOS CL Flow Cytometer
- Fundamentals of Ultracentrifugal Virus Purification
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专家访谈
- Background and Current Status of the Introduction of Flow Cytometers
- Benefits-of-the-coulter-principle-in-the-manufacturing-for-ips-cell-derived-natural-killer-cells
- Central Diagnosis in the Treatment of Childhood Leukemia 1
- Central Diagnosis in the Treatment of Childhood Leukemia 2
- Challenges-in-viability-cell-counting
- Contribution of Cytobank to 1-cell analysis of the cancer microenvironment
- Development of technology for social implementation of synthetic biology
- Flow Cytometry Testing in Hospital Laboratories
- Fundamentals of Ultracentrifugal Virus Purification
- The MET ONE 3400+ Automates Routine Environmental Monitoring for GMP Cleanroom Compliance
- Tumor Suppressor Gene p53 research and DNA Cleanup Process
- Fundamentals of Ultracentrifugal Virus Purification
- Dr Yabui UCF Lecture
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主题报告
- Applications of Ultracentrifugation in Purification and Characterization of Biomolecules
- Automating Genomic DNA Extraction from Whole Blood and Serum with GenFind V3 on the Biomek i7 Hybrid Genomic Workstation
- ABRF 2019: Automated Genomic DNA Extraction from Large Volume Whole Blood
- Automated library preparation for the MCI Advantage Cancer Panel at Miami Cancer Institute utilizing the Beckman Coulter Biomek i5 Span-8 NGS Workstation
- Automating Cell Line Development for Biologics
- Cellular Challenges: Taking an Aim at Cancer
- Cell-Line Engineering
- Characterizing the Light-Scatter Sensitivity of the CytoFLEX Flow Cytometer
- AACR 2019: Isolation and Separation of DNA and RNA from a Single Tissue or Cell Culture Sample
- Mastering Cell Counting
- Preparing a CytoFLEX for Nanoscale Flow Cytometry
- A Prototype CytoFLEX for High-Sensitivity, Multiparametric Nanoparticle Analysis
- ABRF 2019: Simultaneous DNA and RNA Extraction from Formalin-Fixed Paraffin Embedded (FFPE) Tissue
- Quantification of AAV Capsid Loading Fractions: A Comparative Study
- Using Standardized Dry Antibody Panels for Flow Cytometry in Response to SARS-CoV2 Infection
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白皮书
- Centrifugation is a complete workflow solution for protein purification and protein aggregation quantification
- AUC Insights - Analysis of Protein-Protein-Interactions by Analytical Ultracentrifugation
- A General Guide to Lipid Nanoparticles
- Addressing issues in purification and QC of Viral Vectors
- GMP Cleanrooms Classification and Routine Environmental Monitoring
- Purification of Biomolecules by DGUC
- AUC Insights - Assessing the quality of adeno-associated virus gene therapy vectors by sedimentation velocity analysis
- AUC Insights - Sample concentration in the Analytical Ultracentrifuge AUC and the relevance of AUC data for the mass of complexes, aggregation content and association constants
- Analyzing Biological Systems with Flow Cytometry
- 亚可见颗粒物检测新进展:USP <1788>的最新修订
- Changes to USP <643> Total Organic Carbon
- Characterization of RNAdvance Viral XP RNA Extraction Kit using AccuPlex™ SARS–CoV–2 Reference Material Kit
- CytoFLEX Platform Flow Cytometers with IR Laser Configurations: Considerations for Red Emitting Dyes
- Evaluation of the Analytical Performance of the AQUIOS CL Flow Cytometer in a Multi-Center Study
- Simultaneous Isolation and Parallel Analysis of gDNA and total RNA for Gene Therapy
- Hydraulic Particle Counter Sample Preparation
- Inactivation of COVID–19 Disease Virus SARS–CoV–2 with Beckman Coulter Viral RNA Extraction Lysis Buffers
- Tips for Cell Sorting
- IVD-R Annex I Global Safety and Performances Requirements
- Liquid Biopsy Cancer Biomarkers – Current Status, Future Directions
- MET ONE 3400+ IT Implementation Guide
- Reproducibility in Flow Cytometry
- Improve the Efficiency of Large Scale Centrifugation
- SuperNova v428: New Bright Polymer Dye for Flow Cytometry
- Japan Document
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