Event Overview
This presentation showcases advanced ELISA-MS™ as the premier technology for detailed characterisation and comprehensive coverage of Host Cell Protein (HCP) ELISA reagents. Precisely assessing HCP coverage is essential for biopharmaceutical development and regulatory filing (e.g., IND/BLA).
Traditional methods often lack the specificity and quantitative accuracy needed. ELISA-MS™ addresses these issues by combining direct immunocapture in the ELISA well with LC-MS analysis to measure protein-antibody interactions under conditions that closely resemble the final ELISA test.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Learn about the pros and cons of the ELISA coverage methods outlined in USP 1132 and 1132.1
- Learn how ELISA-MS supports your bridging studies between ELISA reagent batches and compare commercial HCP-ELISAs to choose the best fit for your process
- Real-world case studies showing how Alphalyse clients have applied LC-MS-based ELISA coverage analysis to meet regulatory demands
What you need to know:
Dual-time broadcast, with starting times as follows:
Wednesday, 17 June 2026
- Broadcast #1 (Europe / Asia): 10:00 h BST (London) / 11:00 h CEST (Paris/Berlin) / 14:30 h IST (New Delhi) / 17:00 h SGT (Singapore) / 18:00 h JST (Tokyo)
- Broadcast #2 (North America / Europe): 08:00 h PST (Los Angeles) / 11:00 h EST (New York) / 16:00 h GMT (London) / 17:00 h CET (Paris/Berlin)
Duration: Approximately 60 – 90 minutes, incl. Q&A.
- Registrants attending this online event’s live broadcast sessions will receive a ‘Certificate of Attendance’.
- If you’re unable to join the live broadcast, register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording.
- Join the BioQC user community for ongoing discussions after the event.
Who should attend?
- HCP Analysis, LC-MS, and Biologics Development roles, including: (Bio)Analytical Scientists, LC-MS/MS Scientists, Biochemists or Protein Chemists, and Principal Scientists in Analytical Development.
- Biologics Process Development and Characterisation roles, including: Upstream and Downstream Process Development Scientists, Purification Scientists, Bioprocess Engineers, Characterisation Scientists, CMC Scientists, and Formulation Scientists.
- Quality Roles (QA/QC) focused on Compliance, Release & Risk Management, including: QC Scientists (Biologics / Protein Analytics), QC Method Validation Specialists, QA Managers / Directors (Biologics / GMP), Compliance & Regulatory Specialists, and Data Integrity / Validation Specialists.
- Regulatory & CMC Roles focused on Filing Strategy, including: Regulatory Affairs Specialists / Managers (Biologics / CMC), CMC Regulatory Writers, and CMC Project Managers.
- Technical Leadership & Strategic Decision-Makers, including: Head / Director of Analytical Development, Head / Director of Biologics Development, Head / Director of CMC, VP/Director of Quality, and Technical Operations Leaders.
- Roles at CDMOs, including: MS-based HCP Service Providers, CDMO Project Managers, Biopharma Solutions Consultants, and Applications Scientists (LC, MS, HCP kits).
Related events as part of the webinar series
Register now:
- Regulatory expectations for your HCP analysis: meet USP <1132.1> to enhance the quality of MS-based data
- Moving HCP LC-MS analysis into a GMP environment
Presenters / Panellists
Anette Draborg, PhD
Subject-matter expert in ELISA characterisation
Alphalyse (Denmark)
Ejvind Mørtz, PhD
Co-Founder & COO
Alphalyse (Denmark)
Further Presenters / Panellists to be confirmed.
Moderators
Prof. Dr. Cari Sänger-van de Griend
Expert in (bio)pharmaceutical analytical chemistry with 30 years of industrial and academic experience in method development and control strategies, including Analytical Quality by Design (AQbD), and focused on best practices and knowledge sharing.
Dr. Ewoud van Tricht
Expert in (bio)pharmaceutical analysis with over 18 years of industrial experience in analytical development, Quality Control, and Analytical Quality by Design (AQbD). He has contributed to diverse therapeutic modalities, including small molecules, viruses, and cells, at leading companies such as Janssen Vaccines and Sanofi Cell Therapy.





