By watching this presentation, you will:
- Explore modern chromatographic techniques for adeno-associated virus (AAV) quantification and characterization
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs) and their significance in drug development
- Learn to navigate common CQA challenges at different development stages for meeting industry standards
- Discover the importance of selecting tailored chemistries and method conditions to ensure robust, efficient, and precise analytical methods
Event Overview
This presentation delves into chromatography's vital role in ensuring quality and safety of AAVs in drug development and how the latest techniques support AAV quantification and characterization. Learn how CQAs play a pivotal role across all stages of the drug development process. Gain insights into the nuances of CQAs, ensuring alignment with stringent industry standards. Explore cutting-edge methodologies designed to enhance precision, efficiency, and reliability in analytical methods while examining how CQAs impact the quality, safety, and efficacy of pharmaceutical products.
Learn how to navigate challenges posed by CQAs throughout the entire development spectrum through the examination of the latest modern chromatographic techniques designed to support AAV quantification and characterization. Deepen your understanding of the evolving landscape of CQAs in pharmaceutical research and development.
Who should watch it:
- Any analytical development scientists, QC analysts/managers, or R&D scientists who are looking to learn more about the role of chromatography in ensuring AAV quality and safety in drug development.
What you need to know:
Format: On-demand
Duration: Approximately 40 minutes
Presenter:
Shilin Lok Yee Cheung
Sr. Research Scientist, Phenomenex
Dr. Cheung received her BS (2006) and Ph.D. (2012) in Bioanalytical Chemistry from the University of Toronto. She has developed, qualified, and validated innovative analytical methods in CE-based microfluidics, automated low-volume UV-vis spectroscopy, and UHPLC assays. Her methods have been applied to manufacturing process developments, formulation and stability, and DS/DP characterization and specification testing. At the Phenomenex Innovation Campus, she is focused on developing fit-for-purpose analytical methods to help advance developments in gene therapeutics.
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