Mutagenic Impurity Risk Evaluation – Technologies to Assist in Stepwise Approach to Assessment.

Martin Perkins

1st June 2020


Free webinar Thursday, June 18, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM BST: Mutagenic Impurity Risk Evaluation – Technologies to Assist in Stepwise Approach to Assessment.

We’ve long been collaborating with a number of pharmaceutical companies on the measurement of Nitrosamines.

Since hosting April’s The Anatune Nitrosamine Forum 2020, we’ve continued working with Andrew Teasdale of AstraZeneca. We are very proud to partner on his upcoming webinar: Mutagenic Impurity Risk Evaluation – Technologies to Assist in Stepwise Approach to Assessment.

As we discussed at the forum, solving the issue of false positives is key. Particularly with regards to Nitrosamines. This means automation has a big part to play in reducing sample contamination. Robots can perform the complex sample preparation ‘the same time every time’. Therefore automation greatly improves the accuracy and precision of results obtained. As automation specialists, it was a no brainer for us to get involved.

The webinar will look at some of the technology available to enable a consistent and thorough approach. It will include control options, sample preparation and service providers.

Andrew will be presenting the webinar and as the author of the ICH Safety Guidelines and tutor on: Practical management of impurities and development of effective and comprehensive control strategies – It’s fair to say that he’s the best possible person for the job.

For a more detailed rundown on what to expect and to register for this free webinar, click here.