Case study applied to bioprocess industrialization
Immersive case study on the industrial transfer of a monoclonal antibody production process, including the analysis of gaps between laboratory and manufacturing scales, the application of a structured risk management method (GARAMP), and the preparation of the site for the execution of the first technical batches.
Basic scientific and technical knowledge in biology and/or biotechnology or first professional experience in R&D or pharmaceutical production.
Practical case associated with the training course titled "Introduction to Technology Transfer". (P7M4)
Course modules
about 1 hour
Case study applied to bioprocess industrialization
This activity explores the impacts of scaling up from the laboratory to the manufacturing site, identifying associated gaps and risks. It introduces the GARAMP method to analyze these gaps and propose appropriate corrective actions.
This activity describes the conditions and criteria required for a successful technology transfer of a monoclonal antibody manufacturing process. It emphasizes the verification of remediation plans, the preparation of the production site, and the monitoring of the first technical batches.
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