Cell and Gene Regulatory
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Field Notes: APEC RHSC's Workshop On ATMP Development And Evaluation
4/15/2026
Scientific and regulatory leaders in the Asia-Pacific region met recently for an exchange of strategies to strengthen convergence and technical competence.
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Expert Q&A: What A Submission-Ready E&L Strategy Really Looks Like
4/14/2026
Underestimating E&L risks can delay approvals. A risk‑based, product‑specific approach — supported by strong analytics and toxicology — helps teams identify issues early and move forward with confidence.
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FDA's New Flexible CMC Framework For CGT
4/14/2026
The FDA is rethinking CMC oversight for cell and gene therapies, prioritizing science‑based justification over rigid validation models. Learn how this lifecycle‑focused approach could reduce burden.
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Why Requalify?
4/14/2026
Qualification is not a one-and-done activity in regulated environments. Learn when requalification is required and how lifecycle-based testing helps ensure equipment performance and compliance.
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What FDA CRLs Reveal About Method Validation
4/14/2026
FDA rejection letters reveal validation failures are structural, not technical. Weak lifecycle oversight, robustness, and documentation continue to delay approvals despite clear guidance.
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What FDA CRLs Reveal About CCIT
4/14/2026
FDA rejection letters show common CCIT gaps — low sensitivity and incomplete validation. Spotting these trends helps teams strengthen integrity testing and avoid approval delays.
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Understanding And Implementing USP <665> For Single-Use Systems
4/14/2026
New expectations for single-use systems require structured risk assessment and extractables testing. As compliance deadlines near, practical guidance aligns science, knowledge, regulatory readiness.
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How To Implement Post-Approval Changes On A Global Level
4/14/2026
To prepare for inevitable process changes after market authorization, this overview provides critical planning advice for assessing risk and minimizing delays.
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From Bench To Approval: Smart IVBE Strategies For Complex Drugs
4/10/2026
In vitro bioequivalence can replace clinical studies for complex products when well designed. Clinically relevant, risk-based methods under realistic conditions show site-of-action equivalence.
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Maintain Control Of Pharmaceutical Water Systems
4/10/2026
Early TOC excursions often reveal hidden risks in water systems. Capturing samples at the moment of deviation helps teams confirm root causes faster, reduce uncertainty, and maintain control.