USP <86>, “Bacterial Endotoxins Test Using Recombinant Reagents” states, “Regulatory authorities may require supplemental data prior to acceptance…An example of supplemental data may include a comparative study of the material tested by techniques described in this chapter and those in 〈85〉.” The term, “supplemental data” may refer to the use of a statistically robust analysis of test results obtained from a single sample containing assayable levels of endotoxins activity, using both the predicate assay (<85>) and the candidate recombinant assay (<86>) . This webinar discusses the difference between 50-200% acceptance testing and statistical equivalence. In addition, using data in the public domain as examples, the speakers will stress the importance of using a split sample containing assayable levels of contaminating or potentially contaminating endotoxins activity as the test article for these studies.
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