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Reference Standards for Therapeutic Proteins:

Their Relevance, Development, Qualification and Replacement

Bethesda, Maryland

September 20-21, 2011

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Reference Standards for Therapeutic Proteins:

Their Relevance, Development, Qualification

and Replacement

 

 

Scientific / Organizing Committee

Tony Mire-Sluis, Amgen Inc.

Barry Cherney, FDA 

Tony Lubiniecki, JNJ

 

Day 1 - Tuesday, September 20, 2011

 

7:30am

Registration 

8:00am

Introduction to the meeting and IABS

Tony Mire-Sluis, Amgen Inc.     IABS Introduction      

 

Session 1 - Understanding the attributes required for reference standards (primary, working etc.) and the purpose of their use.

Chairpersons: Tony Lubiniecki, JNJ; Ned Mozier, Pfizer 

 

8:15am

The selection and utility of potency standards for biotechnology products.

Evangelos Bakopanos, Health Canada     Slides

8:45am

The role of physicochemical standards in the control of biotechnology products.

(what to use for system suitability versus actual measurements, comparison standards

such as ID etc.)

Barry Cherney, FDA     Slides

9:15am

The role of NIST standards and an update on the desirable properties and development

of protein particle standards.

Dean Ripple, NIST     Slides

9:45am

Break

10:15am

Selection and use of standards for immunogenicity assays.

Gopi Shankar, Centocor     Slides 

10:45am

Roundtable discussion

Evangelos Bakopanos, Health Canada; Barry Cherney, FDA; Mike Tarlov, NIST;

Gopi Shankar, Centocor, Chana Fuchs, DMA, FDA

12:00pm

Lunch

 

Session 2 - Selection, qualification and stability programs for reference standards.

Chairpersons: Joe Kutza, Medimmune; Bob Mattaliano, Genzyme 

 

1:00pm

Qualifying potency standards and assurance of prevention of potency drift over time.

Helena Madden, Biogen Idec     Slides

1:30pm

The qualification and control of reference standards for biochemical / biophysical assays.

David Lee, Abbott     Slides

2:00pm

Developing a program to create, qualify and keep stable host cell protein assays.

Marty Vanderlaan, Genentech     Slides

2:30pm

Break

3:00pm

Reference standards for vaccines

Rajesh Gupta, CBER, FDA     Slides

3:30pm

Roundtable discussion

Helena Madden, Biogen Idec; David Lee, Abbott; Marty Vanderlaan, Genentech;

Rajesh Gupta, CBER/FDA; Bill Egan, Pharmanet

 

Day 2 - Wednesday, September 21, 2011

 

Session 3 - Replacement of reference standards.

Chairpersons – Bill Egan, Pharmanet; Barbara Rellahan, DMA, FDA 

 

8:30am

Challenges with the replacement of potency standards?

Noel Rieder, Amgen     Slides

9:00am

When and how to replace physicochemical standards.

Carla Lankford, FDA     Slides

9:30am

Role of the ISICR standards program in the control of biotechnology products

Michael Tovey, ISICR     Slides

10:00am

Break

10:30am

Roundtable discussion

Noel Rieder, Amgen; Carla Lankford, FDA; Michael Tovey, ISICR; Ned Mozier, Pfizer

12:00pm

Lunch

 

Session 4 - The role of public standards in the development and control of

biotechnology medicinal protein products.

Chairperson – Mike Tarlov, NIST

 

1:00pm

WHO International Standards.

Colin Longstaff, NIBSC     Slides

1:25pm

The development and use of pharmacopoeia monographs and reference standards.

Guy Rautmann, EDQM     Slides

1:50pm

 

Latest developments in pharmacopoeia monographs and harmonization.

Tina Morris, USP     Slides

2:15pm

Roundtable discussion

Colin Longstaff, NIBSC; Guy Rautmann, EDQM; Tina Morris, USP; Kathy Zoon, NIAID

3:00pm

Summary of meeting

Tony Mire-Sluis, Amgen Inc.     Slides

4:00pm

End of meeting

 

 

Letter from the President

photo_johannes_lower-petitTo the members of IABS

Dear colleagues,

As your newly elected President, I would like to thank you for the trust you have put in me to lead IABS in a very challenging and competitive environment.

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