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Sartorius — Technical Presentation (May 2021)

19 slides from Sartorius's technical presentation, May 6, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Piramal Webinar 6th May 2021

    Piramal Webinar 6th May 2021 Erik Johansson

  2. Slide 2: Introduction to MODDE 13

    Introduction to MODDE® 13 Umetrics® Suite MODDE® is focused on delivering a full design of experiment solution, from creating an investigation plan to analyze results and support decision making base on scientific principles. MODDE® 13 is focused on improving Design Selection and making Optimization

  3. Slide 3: Response and Factors

    Response and Factors Factors Settings that define the volume of the design Drug Antibody Ratio is set up as Required Precision will influence the Design Space and Setpoint Required responses are quality attributes Exploration with hard apecifications that must be fulfilled. They define sweet spot, d

  4. Slide 4: A Full Factorial Design with Worksheet

    A Full Factorial Design with Worksheet The starting design is classical design. Full Factorial design with 16 experiments in corners and 3 center-points This design will give a model with 4 main terms and 6 interaction terms 4

  5. Slide 5: Performed Experiments

    Performed Experiments It is very common that the performed experiments varies to a small extent from the original Workset Here we can see that Protein Concentration and Temperature are spot on while pH and Reduction time vary to a small extent. MODDEs Condition number is used to measure the differen

  6. Slide 6: Excellent Replicates in the Center Close to Target

    Excellent Replicates in the Center Close to Target The replicates Blue Squares are close to Target Seventeen (17) of Nineteen (19) Experiment are inside the specifications A strong model as R2 and Q2 are high With many experiments inside specifications and a high R2 gives a high probability for a la

  7. Slide 7: Slight Skewed Histogram

    Slight Skewed Histogram Ideally the Histogram should look like a Gaussian curve Here it is slightly skewed but as the model R2/Q2 are both high this has a limited impact 7

  8. Slide 8: Coefficients for First Model

    Coefficients for First Model The first model has the 4 main terms and the six interaction terms The confidence bar passes zero for some of interaction terms and these will be scrutinized for removal 8

  9. Slide 9: Model after Auto tune

    Model after Auto tune Here we have removed the smallest coefficient There are two ways to continue • Removing the smallest coefficient and continue so until all coefficients are significant • The auto tune function is based on increasing the Q2. The auto tune function has two advantages • Fast and e

  10. Slide 10: Summary of Fit Plot Describing an Excellent Model

    Summary of Fit Plot Describing an Excellent Model The quality of the model is summarized with four bars • R2 describes how well the model fits to the data • Q2 describes how well the model can predict the data • Reproducibility is very high as the replicates was very close together • Model Validity

  11. Slide 11: Observed vs Predicted Plot Describing an Excellent Model

    Observed vs Predicted Plot Describing an Excellent Model With a R2 of 0.97 the experimental points will be very close to the line 11

  12. Slide 12: 4-D Contour Plot

    4-D Contour Plot This overview plot has been added to the Analysis wizard We can see that the lower left corner in the lower left plot are below the minimum value of 3.4. All the remaining area are within the specifications 12

  13. Slide 13: Design Space Plot Gives You the Safe Area in Green

    Design Space Plot Gives You the Safe Area in Green Design space is a part of MODDE that has become much more user user-friendly. The next part is to the find the area where the possibility of being within the specifications are high. In this case the acceptance level is 5% using the Prediction Inter

  14. Slide 14: Robust Set-point is the Center of the Green Area

    Robust Set-point is the Center of the Green Area The Robust Set-point is the point furthest away from any red area. This is usually the start point for production runs. Favorite Set-point is a point that the user find most practical or economical 14

  15. Slide 15: Summary in numbers

    Summary in numbers Robust set-point coordinates • Protein Concentration 10.20 mg/ml • Temperature 21.2 C • pH 7.32 • Reduction time 122.4 min Practical set-point • Protein Concentration 12.20 mg/ml • Temperature 20 C • pH 7.33 • Reduction time 115 min 15

  16. Slide 16: Summary

    Summary It is not common to get a large Design Space from a screening design, but this design did fulfill the important criteria Excellent chemical knowledge that supported the selection of appropriate factor ranges Good bookkeeping of experiments and entering the correct values into the Performed E

  17. Slide 17: Acknowledgements

    Acknowledgements ▪ Piramal ▪ Sartorius ▪ Eoin Gould ▪ Ian Schwartz ▪ Trayana Karadzhova ▪ Michel Szelwicki ▪ Vijay Kuppili ▪ Natasha Karol ▪ Priyadarshini Arora ▪ Chloe Lang ▪ Allan Davidson 17

  18. Slide 18: Contact details

    Contact details ▪ Piramal ▪ Sartorius Data Scientist contacts ▪ EMEA ▪ https://www.piramalpharmasolutions.com ▪ Chloe Lang ▪ Manager of Data Science EMEA ▪ Mobile: +45 2826 8682 Chloe Lang @sartorius.com ▪ contactus@piramal.com ▪ North America ▪ Scott Carpenter, M.S., Ph.D. ▪ Manager of Data Science

  19. Slide 19: Thank you.

    Thank you.

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