Malvern Experts Demonstrate How Dynamic Particle Image Analysis for Sub-Visible Particulates

专家马尔弗恩帕尼特have demonstrated the application of dynamic particle image analysis to the measurement of sub-visible particulates in biological therapeutics, using the Sysmex FPIA-3000 particle characterization system. This is an important advance since protein suspensions tend to contain sub-visible particulates that may pose health risks or affect the performance of biological therapeutics.

在大小10微米以下,这些微粒proved difficult to characterize fully using traditional analytical techniques. This has prompted investigations into new ways of detecting the presence, measuring the size and also characterizing the shape and intensity (transparency) of these particulates to ensure product safety and performance.

The Sysmex FPIA-3000 from Malvern Panalytical is a dynamic particle image analysis system that incorporates optical imaging of a sample once it has been aligned by a unique sheath-flow cell. Sample alignment ensures that every single particle, from 0.8 µm to 300 µm, has its largest surface area imaged. Obtaining the maximum dimension is critical to investigations focused on safety. However, for development studies requiring further information, the system also delivers high quality, high resolution images enhanced by contrast control that enables the distinction of primary particles, foreign matter and agglomerates. This type of additional detail can provide beneficial control over the final product.

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