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Introduction to Analytical Control Strategies for Therapeutic Oligonucleotides
June 13-15, 20233 Day Online Training Course

11:00AM-1:30 EST

Below is What Will Be Covered:

The course will be 2.5 each day

European Attendees: 3:00pm-5:30pm Greenwich Mean Time GMT/ 4:00-6:30pm CET

US attendees: 10:00am-12:30pm EST / 7:00am-9:30am PST

Each day there will be a break as well as time for Q&A and group discussion. Timed agenda will be made available closer to the course date.

Introduction to Therapeutic oligonucleotides

  • Different types of oligos and their function in medicine
  • Manufacturing process
  • Chemical and physical properties
  • Sources and types of impurities

How to develop an initial Quality Target Product Profile

  • Working from the dosage form to the Critical Quality Attributes of the drug substance
  • Specifications and purity targets for oligonucleotides including specific controls, control of impurities for non-clinical and early clinical batches

Analytical Methods

  • Purity and impurities
  • Assay
  • Identity including sequence confirmation
  • Other methods

Quality by Design and Control Strategy

  • Critical Quality Attributes (CQA’s) and the identification and control of Critical Process Parameters (CPP’s) through risk assessment and experimentation
  • Application of principles to the phases of oligonucleotide manufacture

Updating the QTPP and specifications for late phase supplies, registration batches and process validation

  • Challenges related to oligonucleotides
  • Challenges in working with CMO’s
  • Challenges in scaling up, batch size
  • Challenges in drug product specifications and methods

Regulatory considerations

  • Impurity reporting and qualification levels
  • Expectations for other impurities (e.g. potential genotoxic impurities)
  • Dealing with limited batch history