The authors describe a novel approach for assessing method robustness. This article contains online-bonus material.
Apr 2, 2010
By:
Phil Borman, Marion Chatfield, Patrick Jackson, Alice Laures, George Okafo
The authors describe a novel approach for assessing method robustness. This article contains online-bonus material and was copublished with Pharmaceutical Technology Europe.
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A novel approach for assessing method robustness is described that uses risk-based assessment tools to identify, score, prioritise and then group method parameters. These parameters are then studied using reduced fractional factorial designs (termed Reduced Method Robustness) to evaluate the suitability of analytical methods prior to full validation. This simple approach helps to identify high risk method parameters earlier and can potentially save resource later in the development process.
Mar 30, 2010
By:
Phil Borman, Marion Chatfield, Patrick Jackson, Alice Laures, George Okafo
A novel approach for assessing method robustness is described that uses risk-based assessment tools to identify, score, prioritise and then group method parameters.
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Stem cells — often referred to as 'the miracle cell' — have already taught the scientific community a great deal, and it is accepted that future advances in research will offer the potential for therapeutic treatments of many medical conditions; from Parkinson's disease to spinal cord injuries. The efficient storage of these unique building blocks of life must, however, be carefully considered.
Dec 1, 2009
By:
Patrick Jackson
Why is the correct storage of stem cells so important for the future of medical innovation?
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