
Validation of a Flow Cytometry-based Potency Assay for GMP-compliant Antibody Testing (Case Study)
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Presented by:
Anika Anker, Eurofins
Poster Number: P-205-Th
Poster Session:
Characterizing, Bridging and Improving Bioassays
Thursday, 25 Sept. at 10:30
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Flow cytometry is a powerful analytical technique which uses laser-based detection to characterise cellular properties, as well as to evaluate the binding and functional activity of therapeutic antibodies. One of the key advantages of this method is its ability to assess target antigens in their native conformation on the cell surface.
To support the quality control of a therapeutic monoclonal antibody for stability and release testing, we developed a flow cytometry-based potency assay to quantify the binding of this antibody to its membrane-expressed target molecule. Subsequently, this method was validated in accordance with the ICH(R1, effective at that time) Q2 guideline, demonstrating great accuracy, repeatability, intermediate precision, linearity, and stability-indicating properties.
This case study outlines our validation strategy and results, offering practical insights into developing robust flow cytometry assays for reliable, regulatory-compliant biologics testing.
