Pharmaceutical Reserch and Manufacturers Association Acceptable Analytical Practice for Analytical Method Transfer

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Pharmaceutical TechnologyPharmaceutical Technology-03-02-2002
Volume 26
Issue 3

This article presents the findings of PhRMA's annual workshop, held in September 2000, that convened to draft an acceptable analytical practice that would clarify the essential elements of a complete and compliant transfer.

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