Bioassay Validation

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Design, Development and Validation


Bioassay

A bioassay is a test procedure used to determine the biological activity and to verify the mode of action of a protein or advanced therapy medicinal product (ATMP), by using a biological substrate e.g. living cells, or target receptors.

Bioassay

Due to the complexity of biopharmaceuticals and their complex manufacturing process, bioassays are one of the most challenging parts of your quality control program. Heterogeneity is a key issue and impact the product quality in terms of batch-to-batch consistency.

Given these circumstances the testing of the biological activity belongs to one of the most challenging analyses within your bioassay procedures in terms of batch release and for commercial distribution of drug products.

Bioassay
  • USP <1032>: Design and Development of Biological Assays
  • USP <1033>: Biological Assay Validation
  • USP <1034>: Analysis of Biological Assays
  • USP <111> : Design and Analysis of Biological Assays
Analytical Instrument Qualification

Florescence activated cell sorting (FACS) and flow cytometry analysis are widely used for cell-based assays, potency or ADCC assays, to determine the biological activity and the mode of action of biological products or ATMPs.


Implement GMP Regulations

Hands-on Experience

Our validation engineers, who are well-qualified, specializes in cell and molecular biology, allowing us to contribute to the design, development and validation of cell-based assays, potency assays, ADCC assays, and assays for target validation and drug screening, to support marketing authorization and GMP release of samples.

Bioassay Validation