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2010-12-02 07:18
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 Bioanalytical Method Validation requirement for Kits [Bioanalytics]

Can any body guide me about the requirements of the extent of the bioanalytical method validation experiments required for performing Project sample analysis using commercially available kits. I have read about this in the following reference.

The Broadening Scope of Validation: Towards Best Practices in the World of Bioanalysis, European Bioanalysis Forum, 2nd Annual Open Symposium Hisperia Towers, Barcelona, Spain, 2-4 December 2009

I want to know about the regulatory requirements while validating a method using commercial kits which can further be used during Project Sample Analysis for a clinical study intended for regulatory submission.


Edit: Conference report. [Helmut]
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2010-12-02 14:35
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Dear AKV,

please see the Policy. ;-)

Current guidelines (and the EU draft as well) make no distinction between commercial kits and in-house LBAs. You have to fulfil the usual requirements (accuracy, precision, stability, cross-reactivity, :blahblah:).

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2010-12-03 07:27
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Dear Sir,

I sincerely apologize for missing the basic requirements for posting a query to the forum.

Due care will be taken henceforth.

Many thanks for replying to the query.

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