Twelve batches of P-14. I was there for every one. Two had lower harvest titer. Want to look at what changed?
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Production bioreactorTwelve batches of P-14. I was there for every one. Two had lower harvest titer. Want to look at what changed?
What changed?
Production bioreactorBoth times, the feed came in later than the recipe asked. I don't decide when I get fed. I just keep very good notes. Both were also fed from lot 2231-B; feed prep can account for that better than I can.Feeding records, BR-0410 to BR-0421 · Master batch record P-14, Rev 3
Show me a batch that challenges that.
Production bioreactorBefore we settle on the feed lot, look at BR-0415. Same lot, feed recorded on time, titer in line with the rest. That batch deserves a closer look.Feeding records · Harvest results, BR-0410 to BR-0421
Feed preparationI can account for which lot went into each batch. Whether the lot explains the difference is another question. Let's put the certificates side by side.
What's missing?
Feed preparationCertificate 0088 for 2231-A and 0091 for 2231-B, both on file, current revision, the same tests listed. What the review set lacks is the composition data for 2231-B, which is additional characterization and not a release test. It has been requested.Certificates of analysis 0088 and 0091
Investigation deskHere's what the records support so far, what remains uncertain, and a draft for your review. Which part would you like to challenge?
It's the material.
Investigation deskLot 2231-B fed both lower batches, and BR-0415, which was fed on time and came off comparable. Certificate 0091 is on file. Shared, yes; established as the cause, no. The line holds as qualified.Material record · Certificate 0091 · Feeding record BR-0415
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