Monoclonal Antibodies Quality & Regulatory Requirements

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Monoclonal Antibodies Quality & Regulatory Requirements

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Interactive discussions and Q&A sessions
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Case studies from the trainer's experience
Certificate of completion issued by the trainer
Comprehensive course documentation
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Course description

Monoclonal Antibodies have developed and evolved from the early forms derived in ascitic fluid to multibillion drugs manufactured in ton quantities. In the early days of Monoclonal antibody development, the approaches now considered routine such a biosimilars and Antibody Drug Conjugates were not considered as feasible, yet they are. The current guidance and approaches offer significant flexibility within the regulatory framework, yet the industry still adopts a more conservative approach.

This course will encourage the adoption and the utilisation of the full extent of the current regulatory guidance and share practical examples as to how to achieve.

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Richard Francis
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Topics

Regulatory landscape for mAbs 2026

Process characterisation and process validation

Comparability protocols and management of process change

Process control strategy development for clinical and commercial processes

Analytical product profile and implementation of ICH Q14

Process qualification, continuous process verification and technology transfer

Regulatory considerations during product lifecycle

Antibody Drug Conjugate and bispecific antibodies additional considerations

Glycosylation of mAbs – Fc & Fab-related effects after manipulation

Examples & case studies for different product types & challenges – e.g. hard to stabilize mAbs, challenges related to high-concentration mAbs, potency, safety, stability, complexities of manufacturing

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