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FEATURED PRESENTATION
November 13, 2:30 – 2:50 p.m.
Particles: Single-Use Material Risk Mitigation in Bioprocess Operations
Particle contamination in parenteral drugs poses significant risks to patient safety and therapeutic efficacy. Contaminants, including fibers, plastic fines, glass, rubber, and metal, can originate from various sources during manufacturing, packaging, and handling processes. However, a unique challenge arises when the drug itself consists of particles, such as in nanoparticle-based formulations or cell therapies.
To mitigate these dangers, a comprehensive approach involving collaboration between N-1 and N-2 supply chain partners can significantly reduce particle contamination risk. By aligning quality standards, sharing data, and fostering open communication, N-1 and N-2 suppliers can establish a more resilient supply chain. This improves yield and ensures that particle contamination is effectively minimized while maintaining the integrity of particle-based drugs. This collaborative framework not only strengthens the overall quality assurance program but also supports the development of safer and more effective parenteral therapies.
ABOUT THE ENTEGRIS PRESENTER
Donnie Beers, Life Sciences Applications Leader, Cell and Gene Therapy, Entegris
Donnie has nearly 15 years’ experience working in single-use and automation technology in biopharma. Donnie joined Entegris in 2019 as Senior Product Manager for single-use products and has since taken a lead role in helping customers overcome unique challenges in cell and gene therapies. He has previously held roles in engineering management, project management, and manufacturing within a cGMP environment. Donnie earned his Bachelor of Science in biochemistry from the University of Wisconsin – Madison.