Core Concepts in Statistics and How They Combine to Make Bioassay Work
Who Should Attend: This course is intended for those who are developing, validating, managing, or maintaining biological assays that are to be used to support discovery, development, monitoring, or release of biological pharmaceutical products.
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Each 90-minute session is just $362 per session or $4709 for all 14 sessions! Great group discounts are available.
Watch the recording of Session 1 anytime for free!
Click on the link below to view the free recording.
The slides for Session 1 are also available for free download:
Content:
● Simple designs
● Common practices that create complex design structures
● Common weaknesses in bioassay designs
● Properties of good bioassay designs
● Some examples of good bioassay designs
● Better bioassay designs
Content:
● Simple analyses showing the need to address location effects
● Why mixed models
● How mixed models address bioassay needs particularly well
● Interpreting the results from mixed model analyses of bioassays
● Challenges when fitting mixed models to bioassays
Content:
● Why factorial experiments
● Intro to design & interpretation of factorials
● Fractional factorials
● Blocking factorials
● Response surface designs
● Using a sequence of experiments in bioassay development
Content:
● Choosing factors
● Identifying practical units for each factor
● Choosing levels for each factor
● Putting together a design
● Analysis strategies
● Using results: next steps, SOPs, planning qualification
Content:
● Customer’s vs. manufacturer’s needs
● From clinical experience to specs
● Using manufacturing & measurement experience
● Using stability results & release limits
● Process Capability
● Putting it all together
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