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FOR EXPERT REVIEW PANEL USE ONLY

NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION

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The method does not include:

Example calculations

o

Height or area?

Calculations are based on sample area (MLT Step 3.3.12, page 8).

o

How the standard curve data is treated to create a calibration?

Injection sequence is

specified (MLT Step 3.3.11, page 8).

o

Sample calculation.

Sample calculation added (MLT Step 3.3.12, page 8)

System suitability

o

What sequence of injections should be used for calibrants and unknowns;

o

Performance criteria for standard curve (r) and read-backs.

o

These points are addressed in MLT Step 3.3.11, page 8.

The Study Director noted that a clarification was made to the original method, to one step of the sample

preparation, concerning elution from the immunoaffinity column:

Bio-02 (3/2016), page 3 Step 13: Introduce a reacti-vial and elute the analyte under gravity with

2mL methanol. Elute further with additional 1mL of methanol. Back flush at least 3 times when

eluting.

2016.02-MLT (3/2017), page 7 step 12, italics added: Introduce a reacti-vial and elute the analyte

under gravity with 2mL methanol. Elute further with additional 1mL of methanol. Back flush at least

3 times when eluting

and this can be achieved by gentle up and down motion of the syringe plunger

to maximize the elution

.

Method Safety Concerns:

None

Pros/Strengths:

The sample preparation is straightforward and uses conventional, widely practiced techniques

The quantification uses conventional

HPLC w UV detection.

The validation report documented similar analytical results for the majority of samples from a second

brand of immunoaffinity column; most samples produced results within ± 5%. The milk based IF

powder result was 10% lower - 3 mcg/100g powder, or c 0.4 mcg/100mL (4 mcg/L) as fed; although the

absolute difference is small, further investigation is warranted because of the commonness of this

matrix. (Table 5)

Cons/Weaknesses

Text needs to be added to describe system suitability and calculations.

Done, see above.

The values in the SLV are not consistently reported in the SMPR units (mcg/100g reconstituted)

The

MLT did not use the units of the SMPR either.

Supporting Data

General Comment:

The validation report stated that while a reagent blank and a matrix blank prepared from infant elemental

powder were devoid of interferences, the placebo (non-fortified) products child formula powder, adult

nutritional RTF high fat, and infant formula RTF milk based showed a response near the retention time of