New perspectives and lessons learned in the identification of impurities in drug development
Ryan R Sasaki1, Graham McGibbon1, Mike S Lee2
1Advanced Chemistry Development, 8 King Street East, Suite 107, Toronto, ON M5C1B5, Canada.
Abstract:
Within the pharmaceutical industry, the rapid identification, elucidation and characterization of synthetic or process impurities or degradants form an intense and a comprehensive undertaking. Advances in laboratory hardware and software are changing the way in which scientists work together to help resolve impurities in a quick and efficient manner. Although the industry trend toward externalization and outsourcing of development tasks provides a cost-effective method, the demand for improved productivity in laboratory workflows in drug development continues to be a high priority. This brings a need for new approaches for communication, collaboration and data management.
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