With the advent of rapid mycoplasma detection, regulatory agencies have been stringently requiring comparisons of any developed rapid method to the compendial-derived methods. Recently, both the FDA and EMA have required comparability studies for every unique matrix, as filed, for any rapid mycoplasma detection method used to determine whether mycoplasma are present within the product. These studies are necessary to determine the Limit of Detection, the robustness, and the specificity of the rapid method for each matrix as per USP <1223> and Ph. Eur. 5.1.6. Each matrix is different, and may require a different approach to fulfilling the requirements set down by the agencies.
In this webinar, we will discuss: