
- BioPharm International-10-15-2015
- Volume 2015 eBook
- Issue 2
Cleaning Validation for Biologics
Can alternative approaches to the permitted/acceptable daily exposure be justified?
BioPharm International
eBooks Volume 28, Issue 14
Many pharmaceutical companies have adopted the permitted daily exposure (PDE), or acceptable daily exposure (ADE), to set cleaning validation limits. Some regulatory agencies now require its use, but some companies continue to argue against it, particularly biologics manufacturers. Critics of the approach argue that protein molecules are denatured or degraded by their cleaning processes, and that alternate approaches should be used. Read this article and other articles in
BioPharm International
's 2015
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Fluctuating Capacity and Demand Conditions in Biomanufacturingabout 10 years ago
Automation of Single-Use Systemsabout 10 years ago
Are Biopharma Patents Poised on the Post-Grant Chopping Block?about 10 years ago
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