Bailun Testing Wins Kunming Pharma Genotoxic Impurity Assessment Project
Hangzhou Bailun Testing Technology, a wholly owned subsidiary of Baicheng Pharmaceutical, has won a bid for Kunming Pharma Group's framework procurement project for genotoxic impurity assessment. Kunming Pharma is a unit of China Resources Pharmaceutical Group. Bailun will align with ICH M7, NMPA, FDA, and EMA guidelines to provide predictive mutagenicity risk assessment and classification for process impurities, degradation impurities, and process residuals, helping set impurity control limits. The work will employ QSAR, an internationally recognized computational toxicology technique that predicts mutagenicity and toxicity from molecular structure.
Hangzhou Bailun Testing Technology Co. , Ltd. , a wholly owned subsidiary of Baicheng Pharmaceutical, has recently won the bid for Kunming Pharma Group Co. s "Genotoxic Impurity Assessment Unit Price Framework Procurement Project." Kunming Pharma is an affiliate of China Resources Pharmaceutical Group Limited. The collaboration focuses on the assessment of genotoxic impurities in pharmaceutical products.
Under this engagement, Bailun Testing will strictly align with ICH M7, NMPA, FDA, and EMA guidelines, the leading domestic and international regulatory frameworks, to provide Kunming Pharma with forward-looking mutagenicity risk prediction and classification for process impurities, degradation impurities, and process residuals. This will assist the company in establishing impurity control limits. Quantitative structure–activity relationship (QSAR), an internationally accepted computational toxicology technique, leverages compound molecular structure to rapidly predict potential mutagenicity and toxicity risks.
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