Giving It Its Best Shot: Characterizing Antiviral Vaccines and Surface Charge of Syringes
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Description:
The particle size of an antiviral vaccine has a significant impact on its immunogenicity as well as on its shelf-life. Within this webinar you will learn how Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) measurements with the Litesizer series can quickly and efficiently determine the particle size of inactivated virus particles, and of an aluminum salt adjuvant. We also show that simulated cold chain disruptions (heat treatment, freeze-thawing) induce significant changes in the particle size distribution.
For a complete characterization of a medical product also the packaging has to be considered. You will further learn how measurements of the streaming potential with SurPASS 3 can be used to characterize the inner surface of pre-filled syringes, and how this knowledge can be used to study interactions between the active drug itself and the packaging material.
Date:
2020-06-24, 17:00 - 17:25 (CEST UTC+02:00)
Language: English
Trainer:
Dr. Bernhard Scheicher
Bernhard Scheicher works as global product manager for particle characterization and surface charge at Anton Paar. He studied Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Graz and holds a PhD in Pharmaceutical Technology. He is specialized on Dynamic and Electrophoretic Light Scattering as well as the characterization of colloids and nanoparticles.
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