Allaboard! AnalyticalInsightsfasttrack yourTime toMarket · Contact: Joke De Gelder,...

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Contact: Joke De Gelder, [email protected] presentation Tuesday June 19th, 3 pm Eddy Ruijter, [email protected] BOS CMC Basel, booth 27 Standardized approach Risk mitigation Knowledge GMP prospect Expectations Product Timelines Customise You typical DS track Validation Forced degradation Method optimisation Solubility Validation Forced degradation Method optimisation Solubility Stability modelling Pre-validation anacura DS track Time All aboard! Analytical Insights fast track your Time to Market Stability modelling: DP tablet example Applications DS/DP stability indication Formulation selection Packaging selection (performance/cost) Avoid reformulations Extended shelf-life claim in filing Theory Humidity corrected Arrhenius equation: a kinetic understanding of degradation ln k = ln A – (E a / RT) + (B * RH) Isoconversion time = time needed to reach the specification limit Identical pathways to failure Efficient and effective drug development starts with sharing goals, expected timelines, product information and with creating customized solutions. Stability of formulations is an important aspect throughout product development. The stability modelling using the ASAP technology is employed at several points throughout the drug development phases, supporting quick DS stability checks, formulation selection, packaging selection and extended shelf-life claims. At anacura we have developed a process with smart integration of forced degradation studies, solubility testing, method optimisation, stability modelling using ASAP studies and pre-validation. The integrated approach results in higher quality and avoids rework. An ASAP stability study takes 4-10 weeks from protocol design to report, which is significantly shorter than traditional development stability studies. The outcome is a shelf life prediction, which allows fast descisions on needed revisions in the production process. This risk mitigation pays off in the next phases of drug development. Creating the model In ASAPprime® software: Data of the major degradant: Model evaluation: R² > 0.9 Q² > 0.7 Study setup Early DS development track Predicted shelf-life At 25°C/60%RH for 0.4 years with 97% probability at a degradant specification of 0.30%w_w At 5°C for 2 year with 98% probability at a degradant specification of 0.30%w_w Excipients Predicted water uptake In ASAPdesign TM software: Broad range of T and RH conditions (min. 5) Determine ‘the plane’ Stress testing Packaging HDPE bottles selected as preferred packaging (cost-related) Excipient composition table combined with database information on excipient water uptake. RH: use of saturated salt Continous logging of T and RH in proximity of the samples Immediate appearance evaluation after pulling Storage of pulled samples at 5°C, protected from moisture Comparative appearance of all conditions Combined LC runs to minimize inter-day variability Packaging selection Humidity of the packaging headspace Water uptake of the formulation Development stability Viewpoint

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Contact: Joke De Gelder, [email protected] presentation Tuesday June 19th, 3 pm

Eddy Ruijter, [email protected] BOS CMC Basel, booth 27

Standardized approach

Risk mitigation

Knowledge

GMP prospectExpectations

Product

Timelines Customise

You

typical DS trackValidation

Forced degradation

Method optimisation

Solubility

Validation

Forced degradation

Method optimisation

Solubility Stability modelling

Pre-validation

anacura DS track

Time

All aboard! Analytical Insights fast track your Time to Market

Stability modelling: DP tablet example

Applications

• DS/DP stability indication

• Formulation selection

• Packaging selection (performance/cost)

• Avoid reformulations

• Extended shelf-life claim in filing

Theory

• Humidity corrected Arrhenius equation: a

kinetic understanding of degradation

ln k = ln A – (Ea / RT) + (B * RH)

• Isoconversion time = time needed to reach

the specification limit

• Identical pathways to failure

Efficient and effective drug development starts with sharing goals, expected timelines, product

information and with creating customized solutions.

Stability of formulations is an important aspect throughout product development. The stability

modelling using the ASAP technology is employed at several points throughout the drug

development phases, supporting quick DS stability checks, formulation selection, packaging

selection and extended shelf-life claims.

At anacura we have developed a process with smart

integration of forced degradation studies, solubility testing,

method optimisation, stability modelling using ASAP studies

and pre-validation. The integrated approach results in higher

quality and avoids rework.

An ASAP stability study takes 4-10 weeks from protocol design

to report, which is significantly shorter than traditional

development stability studies. The outcome is a shelf life

prediction, which allows fast descisions on needed revisions

in the production process. This risk mitigation pays off in the

next phases of drug development.

Creating the model

In ASAPprime® software:

Data of the major degradant:

Model evaluation:

R² > 0.9

Q² > 0.7

Study setup

Early DS development track

Predicted shelf-life

• At 25°C/60%RH for 0.4 years with 97%

probability at a degradant specification of

0.30%w_w

• At 5°C for 2 year with 98% probability at a

degradant specification of 0.30%w_w

Excipients Predicted water uptake

In ASAPdesignTM software:

• Broad range of T and RH conditions

(min. 5)

• Determine ‘the plane’

Stress testing

Packaging HDPE bottles selected

as preferred packaging (cost-related)

Excipient composition table

combined with database

information on excipient water

uptake.

• RH: use of saturated salt

• Continous logging of T and RH

in proximity of the samples

• Immediate appearance

evaluation after pulling

• Storage of pulled samples at

5°C, protected from moisture

• Comparative appearance of all

conditions

• Combined LC runs to minimize

inter-day variability

Packaging selection

Humidity of the packaging headspace

Water uptake of the formulation

Development stability

Viewpoint