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Ensuring the quality of antibiotics is more important than ever as additional data shows that quality plays a role in antimicrobial resistance. USP has a large portfolio of monographs, chapters, and reference standards that support antibiotics manufactured by both fermentation and chemical synthesis approaches. This webinar will primarily focus on analytical approaches for complex antibiotics that still use microbial assays to ensure potency of drug substances and products.
After this course, learners will be able to:
Describe different types of USP standards Describe microbial assay methods used to measure antibiotic potency in USP test General Chapter <81> Antibiotics- Microbial Assays Describe the purpose and approach of proposed USP General Chapter <426> Histamine Test Methods Explain the use of USP General Chapter <1223.1> and the basis of bridging between a microbial bioassay and a HPLC method Detail suitable approaches to modernizing USP monographs
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Regular Price: US$180.00
Complimentary through March 24, 2021
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For more information on other course offerings:
Email: mailto:education@usp.org
web: education.usp.org
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USP Approved Instructors
Ying Han
Science & Standards Liaison
Ph.D. in Biochemistry, University of New Mexico
Julie Zhang
Science & Standards Liaison—Team Leader
Ph.D. in Chemistry, University of Maryland Baltimore County
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