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Expediting online liquid chromatography for real-time monitoring of product attributes to advance process analytical technology in downstream processing of biopharmaceuticals

Graf, Tobias, Naumann, Lukas, Bonnington, Lea, Heckel, Jakob, Spensberger, Bernhard, Klein, Sascha, Brey, Christoph, Nachtigall, Ronnie, Mroz, Maximilian, Hogg, Thomas Vagn, McHardy, Christopher, Martinez, Andrés, Braaz, Reinhard, Leiss, Michael·2024·Journal of Chromatography A

Abstract

The application of Process Analytical Technology (PAT) principles for manufacturing of biotherapeutics proffers the prospect of ensuring consistent product quality along with increased productivity as well as substantial cost and time savings. Although this paradigm shift from a traditional, rather rigid manufacturing model to a more scientific, risk-based approach has been advocated by health authorities for almost two decades, the practical implementation of PAT in the biopharmaceutical industry is still limited by the lack of fit-for-purpose analytical methods. In this regard, most of the proposed spectroscopic techniques are sufficiently fast but exhibit deficiencies in terms of selectivity and sensitivity, while well-established offline methods, such as (ultra-)high-performance liquid chromatography, are generally considered as too slow for this task. To address these reservations, we introduce here a novel online Liquid Chromatography (LC) setup that was specifically designed to enable real-time monitoring of critical product quality attributes during time-sensitive purification operations in downstream processing. Using this online LC solution in combination with fast, purpose-built analytical methods, sampling cycle times between 1.30 and 2.35 min were achieved, without compromising on the ability to resolve and quantify the product variants of interest. The capabilities of our approach are ultimately assessed in three case studies, involving various biotherapeutic mo…

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Graf, T., Naumann, L., Bonnington, L., Heckel, J., Spensberger, B., Klein, S., Brey, C., Nachtigall, R., Mroz, M., Hogg, T. V., McHardy, C., Martinez, A., Braaz, R., & Leiss, M.
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Journal of Chromatography A
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Elsevier BV
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2024-08
Volume
1729
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465013
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0021-9673
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Graf, T., Naumann, L., Bonnington, L., Heckel, J., Spensberger, B., Klein, S., Brey, C., Nachtigall, R., Mroz, M., Hogg, T. V., McHardy, C., Martinez, A., Braaz, R., & Leiss, M. (2024). Expediting online liquid chromatography for real-time monitoring of product attributes to advance process analytical technology in downstream processing of biopharmaceuticals. Journal of Chromatography A. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chroma.2024.465013

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