Explore our growing library of expert-led webinars and in-depth whitepapers. This section highlights BioSpring’s dedication to knowledge sharing and continuous learning within the scientific community. Whether you’re seeking to deepen your technical understanding or stay ahead of emerging developments, our curated resources offer valuable perspectives to inform and inspire.
Webinars
Regulatory Feedback On Late-Stage Programs - A CDMO Perspective
Advancing an oligonucleotide therapeutic into late-stage development presents unique challenges, requiring a well-defined regulatory and validation strategy. This talk provides key insights from a CDMO perspective on molecule classification, process validation steps, regulatory expectations, and the role of release specifications. Additionally, it highlights best practices for analytical method validation tailored to Phase III and commercial programs, ensuring regulatory compliance and product success.
Enabling Therapeutic Progress with Oligonucleotide Bioanalysis
Whether you are seeking regulatory approval, evaluating drug metabolism, or planning your next clinical phase, it is crucial to have reliable data when analyzing oligonucleotidebased drugs and their metabolites in biofluids and tissues. Oligonucleotides like ASOs, siRNAs, and guide RNAs bring unique challenges: diverse chemical modifications and conjugations, complex degradation pathways, and interfering sample background make standard bioanalytical methods unreliable or insufficient. Accurate bioanalysis requires tailored analytical strategies that account for this complexity.
This paper explores how you can:
Navigate the bioanalytical challenges of oligonucleotide therapeutics through strategic method selection
Evaluate key quantification techniques, including hELISA, qPCR, and LC-MS/MS
Benefit from BioSpring's tailored LC-MS/MS method using isobaric internal standards, designed to deliver high sensitivity specificity, and reproducibility across various oligonucleotide types in different biofluids and tissues
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