Continuous Processing and the Role of PAT PPAR 2011.

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Continuous Processing and the Role of PAT PPAR 2011

Continuous processing eliminates traditional batch process pool intermediates Elimination of process pool intermediates creates opportunities for improved plant design and throughput … but also creates gaps in process monitoring (my) Current thinking is that PAT would be the best way to close this gap

Questions Small molecule How has PAT been utilized to support continuous processing? Large molecule Degree of complexity depends on what process monitoring is needed Yield – easy, utilize UV signal Aggregate – easy/moderate, on-line HPLC, light scattering HCP – difficult, CHO chip, mass spec? Others – glycan profile, charge isoforms This thinking is more on the obvious and straight-forward path What other PAT approaches could be used to eliminate the need for traditional batch in-process monitoring? Mass spec, Raman, FTIR, second derivative UV … Can this data also be utilized for real-time release (or at least reduce release testing)?