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This education course is recognised for the ECA GMP Certification Programme „Microbiological Laboratory Manager“. Please find details at www.gmp-certification.eu
27-28 February 2018, Munich/Bernried, Germany
Practical Laboratory Trainingin small groups –
max 15 participants.
SPEAKERS:
Dr Ingo CiolkowskiLonza Cologne GmbH
John DubczakCharles River Laboratories
Stefan GärtnerLabor L+S AG
Dr Holger GrallertHyglos GmbH
Thomas PotrawfkeHaemochrom Diagnostica
Johannes ReichMicrocoat Biotechnologie GmbH
Dr Friedrich von WintzingerodeRoche Diagnostics GmbH
Kevin WilliamsbioMérieux
WA/07072017
Low EndotoxinRecovery/Masking Hands-on Laboratory Training Course
HIGHLIGHTS:
� Interpretation of interference during Endotoxin detection
� Understanding Low Endotoxin Recovery (LER)
� Setup of hold-time studies
� Techniques for demasking Endotoxin
Objectives
� How to identify Low Endotoxin Recovery (LER) � How to Set-up hold-time studies � Analysis of influencing factors (Sample matrices,
endotoxin, temperature, detection methods, etc.) � Understanding the driving forces of LER � Interpretation of test results � Dedicated sample treatment for demasking
Background
In the last years the LAL test has become the preferred system to test for endotoxins – for the in-process control as well as in the final inspection – and it is anchored in the pharmacopoeias. However, in the recent past, the problem of low endotoxin recovery employs the phar-maceutical microbiology. Masking – or not? Evidence gaps? And how can I close them? And how to evaluate?
These are the questions the pharmaceutical microbiolo-gists as well as those responsible for the release have to deal with.
And last but not least, how can we handle the test in daily business in a practical manner?
Target Audience
� Laboratory management and staff of pharmaceutical microbiology
� Microbiologists and laboratory assistants from contract laboratories
� Scientific staff from the area Endotoxin testing
Social Event
On the first course day, you are cordially invited to a so-cial event. This is an excellent opportunity to share your experiences with colleagues from other companies in a relaxed atmosphere.
Moderators
Dr Johannes Reich, Microcoat, Axel H. Schroeder, Concept Heidelberg
Programme
Endotoxin Detection Methods I � Definition of Endotoxins � Nature of Endotoxin � General detection methods
Thomas Potrawfke, Haemochrom Diagnostica
Endotoxin Detection Methods II � Basic reaction of Limulus-based detection methods � Sample handling � Construction and interpretation of standard curve
Dr Ingo Ciolkowski, Lonza Cologne GmbH
LER: Reflecting on Biopharmaceutical Operational Reality
� Mechanisms of LER can be influenced by LPS stability � Varying size and fragility of LPS aggregates can be
directly correlated to presence of chelating agents and detergents
� Elucidating conformational changes, in real time, on LPS using HSAFM
John Dubczak, CRL
Test Interference � Postitive Product Control (PPC) � Test inhibition � Test enhancement
Stefan Gärtner, L+S
Endotoxin Recovery Studies for the Detection of Endotoxin Masking Effects
� Endotoxin Masking � Planning and implementation of hold-time studies � Interpretation of hold-time studies
Dr Friedrich von Wintzingerode, Roche Diagnostics GmbH
Demasking of Endotoxin � Mechanistic principles of demasking � Development of demasking protocols � Implementation of demasking protocols
Johannes Reich, Microcoat GmbH
Sample Preparation for Demasking � Practical demasking procedure � Preparation of reagents for demasking � Application of demasking protocols
Dr Holger Grallert, Hyglos GmbH
Low Endotoxin Recovery/Masking
27-28 February 2018, Munich/Bernried, Germany
Image: Charles River
Image: Labor L+S
Biologics are Different � Microbiological Control � The new science of immunological control
Kevin Williams, bioMérieux
Round Table Discussion Practical Laboratory Work (Microcoat GmbH)
Simulation of contamination in various sample matrices
� Preparation of samples affected by – Test interference – Sample interference
Endotoxin Service Team, Microcoat GmbH
Analysis of interference in affected samples � Application of different detection systems
– Limulus Amebocyte Lysate assay – Recombinant Factor C assay
Endotoxin Service Team, Microcoat GmbH
Sample treatment for demasking � Screening for demasking protocol � Optimization of demasking protocol � Evaluation of demasking protocol
Endotoxin Service Team, Microcoat GmbH
Interpretation and Comparison of Results � Differentiation between test and sample interference � Effects of different detection systems � Demasking of endotoxin
Endotoxin Service Team, Microcoat GmbH
Closing Remarks (ECA Academy)
Speakers
Dr Ingo Ciolkowski, Lonza Cologne GmbH, GermanyDr Ciolkowski studied at the University of Kaiserslautern, and Cologne where he finished his PhD at the Max-Planck-Institute for Plant Breeding Research. After his degree, he worked as re-search scientist at the University Gießen. From 2007 – 2011 he was employed at QIAGEN. Since 2011 he is Scientific Support Specialist at Lonza and handles all Endotoxin related questions as well as manages the application lab for LAL assay trouble shooting.
John Dubczak, General Manager at Charles River, USAPrior to joining Charles River, John was a long-term employee of Baxter Healthcare Corp., where he developed Baxter’s pro-prietary LAL formulation and manufacturing process. As a mem-ber of the R&D team, he also developed methods for product testing and explored the clinical applications of LAL. With sev-en years of LVP manufacturing experience, he brings an in-depth understanding of issues surrounding all aspects of LAL testing in the pharmaceutical industry.
Stefan Gärtner, Labor L+S AG, Bad Bocklet, GermanyAfter his qualification as biological laboratory technician at L+S AG Stefan worked as technical specialist at L+S. 2015 he fin-ished his studies at Provadis School of International Manage-ment and Technology wit a BSc in Biopharmaceutical Sciences. Since May, he is head of a speciality department at L+S AG.
Dr Holger Grallert, Hyglos GmbH, Bernried, GermanyDr Holger Grallert is Vice President Research and Development at Hyglos GmbH, Bernried, Germany. His unit is focused on the improvement of existing and development of new analytical methods in the field of Bacterial Endotoxins. He brings twenty years of microbiology and biochemistry expertise in the devel-opment and introduction of diagnostic and preparative tools to academic and industrial marketplaces. Beforehand, he studied Biology at the University of Regensburg and received his PhD from the Technical University of Munich.
Thomas Potrawfke, Haemochrom Diagnostica, GermanyThomas Potrawfke has a degree in Biology from the Technical University Braunschweig where he focused on microbiology and biochemistry. He started at Lonza (formerly BioWhittaker (Cambrex)) in 2000, where he held various positions, in the end as Key Account Manager. Most recently he joined Haemo-chrom Diagnostica as a Product Manager, a company experi-enced in haemostasis diagnostics and endotoxin analytics for more than 20 years.
Johannes Reich, Microcoat Biotechnologie GmbH, GermanyJohannes Reich studied business administration and chemistry in Regensburg. Currently, he is working on his doctoral thesis on “function-structure relationship of Lipopolysaccharide with recombinant factor C test systems” at the Institute for physical and theoretical chemistry. He deals with the problems of mod-ern endotoxin detection methods and with the problem of low endotoxin recovery. In the meantime he worked as product manager at Profos AG in Regensburg.
Kevin Williams, bioMérieux, USA Kevin is a recognized expert in the endotoxin detection field with over 30 years of experience in Pharma (Eli Lilly, Hospira and Lonza). He authored and edited the 2nd and 3rd editions of “Endotoxins” book from Informa Healthcare as well as au-thoring many journal articles in PDA, BioPharm, Pharmaceutical Technology, and American Pharmaceutical Review. He is often a speaker at PDA and other microbiological focused confer-ences.
Dr Friedrich von Wintzingerode, Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Germany Friedrich studied biology with focus on Microbiology at Techni-cal University Braunschweig. Diploma at German Strain Culture Collection (DSMZ), Braunschweig. Degree at Institute of Micro-biology and Hygiene, Charité, Berlin. Since 2001 employed at Roche Diagnostics as group leader Environmental monitoring and cleaning analytics and since 2005 group leader microbio-logical IPC and analytics for release. Friedrich is Head of a glob-al working group for microbial identification within Roche and Senior Manager QC Microbiology. Lead of Endotoxin Expert Group Roche/Genentech.
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