Development Group
BioPhorum Development Group’s mission focuses on better and faster process development of biopharmaceutical medicines. Formed in 2011, the Phorum has succeeded in bringing collaboration to the drug development community while navigating the challenges of being close to intellectual property. The Phorum successfully connects process development organizations and provides a space where subject matter experts can work on issues such as quality by design and process characterization, cell line technologies and molecule selection.
Workstreams
- Analytics
- Bioassay
- Cell Line Development
- Accelerate CMC Development to Marketing Application
- CMC Regulatory
- Development Outsourcing
- Forced Degradation Studies
- Formulation
- Host Cell Proteins & other Bio-Residual Process Related Impurities
- In-Silico Strategies
- PAT Monitoring and Control
- Qualification of Small Scale Models
- Viral Clearance
Benefits
Forced Degradation
The common practises paper “An Industry Perspective on Forced Degradation Studies of Biopharmaceuticals” was selected and published in a special edition of J. Pharm. Sci.
Formulation
Published on drug product robustness and presenting at conferences in Europe and North America.
A CSTD subteam has drafted a publication on the strategy to design compatibility studies for CSTDs.
A clinical in-use paper is being drafted
Host Cell Protein
Ongoing collaboration with USP on Mass spectroscopy methods and standards, evaluating the need for physical standards for identification and quantification of host cell proteins. Currently focusing on a multi company publication on High Risk HCPs and genetic stability and associated regulatory aspects.
Bioassay
Recently published “Best Practice in Bioassay Development to Support Registration of Biopharmaceuticals” downloaded more that 6000 times from Biotechniques.
The paper looks at tactical and strategic considerations for assay design and covers fundamental practical aspects of modern potency assays.
Viral Clearance
An article has been published in the PDA Journal. It aims to show that appropriately cleaned chromatography resins maintain
viral clearance as predicted by performance attributes. Annual tracking of the adoption of recommendations takes place to understand outcomes for future collaboration with regulators.
workstreams
face-to-face meetings
external publications and presentations
active participants
member companies
