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DOI 10.5731/pdajpst.2025-000010.1

Медицинская библиотека · PDA journal of pharmaceutical science and technology · 2025

The Role of Microbiologists in Drug Product Development.

Singer Donald C, Gross Deborah D, Cundell Anthony M

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The role of the microbiologist during product development of medicines ensures patient safety during clinical trials and also the continuation of microbial control through the commercialization of the new product. Microbiological expertise, insight, and cGMP input for new product development is needed for formulation, manufacturing, packaging, and monitoring, plus testing of in-process materials and the finished dosage form as well as stability. Risk assessment and evaluation of potential microbial contamination origin(s) support a phase-appropriate, broad end-to-end analytical approach to microbiological contamination control strategy. The ultimate beneficiary of this robust oversight and management of quality is the patient. Using knowledge and risk assessment along with experience (of nonsterile and sterile drug product development) provide for a balanced approach to microbiological quality in medicines. This paper will discuss more specific area detail to consider for the role of a microbiologist in nonsterile drug product development.

Для цитирования: Singer Donald C, Gross Deborah D, Cundell Anthony M. The Role of Microbiologists in Drug Product Development.. PDA journal of pharmaceutical science and technology. 2025. DOI: 10.5731/pdajpst.2025-000010.1.

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