Critical Quality Attributes.
Critical Quality Attributes.
of quality
solid pharmaceutical forms
Capsules and tablets
Integrantes de equipo:
Ávila Juárez María Guadalupe
Contreras Reyes Luis Ángel
Medina Becerril Sergio Enrique
Moreno Marín Paulina
INTRODUCTION
They are usually aspects that affect the purity, potency, release of the
drug and product stability
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CAPSULES
Purity
MGA 0241
MGA 0351
MGA 0231
Biological activity
The invivo-in vitro correlation of immediate release dosage forms has a limited usefulness for making a
extrapolation
● Device 1 - Basket.
● Device 2 - Palette.
● Apparatus 3 - Oscillating Cylinder.
● Apparatus 4 - Continuous Flow Cell.
● Device 5 - Palette on Disk.
● Device 6 - Cylinder.
● Device 7 - Vertical Oscillation Support.
CAPSULES
Quality objectives
Quality attributes Criticality
Product profile Quality objective
objective quantitative
Essay The variability of the trial will affect safety and efficacy. The variables
of the process can affect the analysis of the pharmaceutical product. therefore
therefore, the essay will be evaluated throughout the development of the product and of
process.
Content uniformity The variability in the uniformity of the content will affect safety and the
effectiveness, both the formulation and the process variables will affect the
uniformity of the content, so it will be evaluated throughout the product and the
process.
Dissolution The failure to comply with the dissolution specification can affect the
bioavailability, both the formulation and the process variables
they affect the dissolution profile. It will be evaluated throughout the formulation and the
development of the process.
TABLETS
Critical Quality Attribute (CQA) Justification
Muc adhesion time The failure of the critical parameter to show adhesion to the stomach
results in a variation of bioavailability.
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Department responsible for identifying critical quality attributes
Rocha Saleme, H., Cuadro Julio, J. E., Mora Huertas, C. (2013). Application of quality by design (QbD) in reformulation
of chewable tablets. Colomb. Rev. Sci. Chem. Pharm., Vol. 42 (2), 190-214.
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US Food and Drug Administration. Nov 2009. Guidance for Industry, Q8(R2) Pharmaceutical development. Rockville, MD.
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