Analytical Method Validation


The objective of analytical method validation studies is to demonstrate that the test procedure performs according to its intended use and purpose. Essential method quality attributes to be investigated are specifity, accuracy and precision.

The validation process is performed in compliance with current ICH Q2 (R2) quality guidelines. Critical factors are to be determined that may have an impact on its sensitivity, robustness and reproducibility. A validated test characterizes the performance of an analytical method and its limitations and provides confidence in data quality.

Analytical Method

Analytical Method Validation in compliance with current ICH Q2 (R2) Quality Guidelines


Analytical Method operations for Quality Control. Laboratory technician perform characterization analysis for quality control of biopharmaceuticals

About analytical methods

Analytical methods are necessary to support GMP compliance of the quality control program (e.g. to support characterization studies, stability studies), to test final products for release (release testing), to support process validation studies, to support formulation studies, or to support the drug development program. Protein characterization uses methods such as gel electrophoresis and chromatographic analysis. Peptide mapping has become a powerful tool for examining primary structure modifications as advances in analytics have been made.

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On-site Services

  • Release Testing
  • Stability Testing
  • In-Process Testing
  • Laboratory assistance

Laboratory Technology

  • Flow Cytometry
  • Molecular Biology Techniques
  • Cell Biology Analysis
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  • Cell Culture Techniques
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Instrumental Analysis

  • FACS
  • HPLC
  • Electrophoresis
  • DNA/RNA Analysis
  • ELISA
  • UV/Vis