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API Small Molecule Plant of the Future in PE Magazine
Read A Pharmaceutical Engineering Jan/Feb 2012 Online Exclusive article discussing the next
generation of facilities, equipment, and processes as part of the “API Small Molecule Plant of the
Future.”
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About the API COP
The Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Community of Practice (API COP) has about 1,400 members representing
the various disciplines associated with active pharmaceutical ingredients such as Manufacturing, Process
R&D, Quality Control/Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Affairs.
COP Mission
The API COP's mission is to be a global leader and educational resource for all technical aspects of the
regulatory compliant development and manufacture of small molecule active pharmaceutical ingredients
throughout the entire lifecycle.
How to Get Involved
As an API COP member you can access technical
discussions or download presentations or files. You can
complete a volunteer profile and share your expertise with the
community. Note that only ISPE Members can engage in these activities.
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Equipment Wear and Tear
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, 15 May,
Does anyone have a good reference for defining equipment wear and tear? Especially for agitator sea ...
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Continuous O2 and Hydrogen monitors
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, 4 January,
I'm looking to replace our existing continuous O2 and hydrogen monitors in the processing areas. Any ...
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21 CFR Part 11
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, 18 November,
Hello. Are requirements of 21 CFR Part 11 mandatory for production of APIs. How do you approach to e ...
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Clobutinol
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, 31 October,
I need contact a provider of Clobutinol.
Many Thanks ...
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MACO Limits Cleaning Validation, daily dose or therapeutic dose
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, 27 October,
Though the topic is old, calculation of maximum allowable carryover still seems to be not finally de ...
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