Abstract
More than 370 biotherapeutics drug products have been approved by regulatory agencies on the US and EU markets and this industry continues to expand. Process change and optimization is necessary to develop new effective biologics in a cost effective and productive way. Consequently, improvement of analytical techniques is required for better product characterization according to Quality by Design (QbD) approach recommended by regulatory agencies. Recently, multi-attribute method (MAM) has emerged to meet such demands using mass spectrometry coupled to liquid chromatography (LC-MS). However, traditional sample preparation or data processing would not be suitable to guide process development, because one of the common challenges during development of analytical platforms is instrument or method variability which can cause deviation in results. Here, we show a new automated analytical platform for MAM implemented on 3 different sites: the components of MAM platform include automated sample preparation, LC-MS based MAM, and data treatment automation. To our knowledge, this is the first study to show global harmonization on automated MAM platforms and the inter-sites comparability including the automated sample preparation and LC-MS instrument. Also, we demonstrate the applicability of MAM to support cell line development, cell culture process development and downstream process development. We expect that this MAM platform will effectively guide process development across multiple projects.
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