| Literature DB >> 26179435 |
Craig Zupke1, Lowell J Brady1, Peter G Slade1, Philip Clark1, R Guy Caspary1, Brittney Livingston1, Lisa Taylor1, Kyle Bigham1, Arvia E Morris1, Robert W Bailey1.
Abstract
Pressures for cost-effective new therapies and an increased emphasis on emerging markets require technological advancements and a flexible future manufacturing network for the production of biologic medicines. The safety and efficacy of a product is crucial, and consistent product quality is an essential feature of any therapeutic manufacturing process. The active control of product quality in a typical biologic process is challenging because of measurement lags and nonlinearities present in the system. The current study uses nonlinear model predictive control to maintain a critical product quality attribute at a predetermined value during pilot scale manufacturing operations. This approach to product quality control ensures a more consistent product for patients, enables greater manufacturing efficiency, and eliminates the need for extensive process characterization by providing direct measures of critical product quality attributes for real time release of drug product.Entities:
Keywords: % high mannose; control lever; critical quality attributes (CQA); glycosylation; mannose; quality by design (QbD)
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Year: 2015 PMID: 26179435 DOI: 10.1002/btpr.2136
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biotechnol Prog ISSN: 1520-6033