DNA/RNA Drug Stability Analysis Service

    DNA/RNA Drug Stability Analysis Service refers to the monitoring and characterization of nucleic acid drugs under controlled conditions, covering forced degradation studies, real-time stability assessments, and accelerated stability testing. Through multidimensional analytical techniques, this service comprehensively reveals the stability characteristics, potential impurity profiles, and changes in bioactivity of drugs, thereby providing reliable data support for research, manufacturing, and regulatory submission.

     

    DNA and RNA drugs show great potential in therapeutic applications, but their molecular structures are highly sensitive to temperature, humidity, light, pH, and oxidative environments, making them prone to degradation or conformational changes that directly affect efficacy and safety. Systematic stability studies not only help to elucidate degradation pathways and impurity formation but also provide scientific evidence for shelf-life determination, formulation and packaging optimization, definition of transport and storage conditions, and regulatory compliance.

     

    Services at MtoZ Biolabs

    Relying on advanced platforms such as chromatography, mass spectrometry, electrophoresis, and spectroscopy, MtoZ Biolabs provides a DNA/RNA Drug Stability Analysis Service that comprehensively covers different stability study requirements.

    1. DNA/RNA Drug Forced Degradation Analysis Service

    Rapidly reveals potential degradation pathways and impurity formation of DNA or RNA drugs under extreme conditions.

     

    2. DNA/RNA Drug Real-Time Stability Analysis Service

    Monitors drug quality changes over time under actual storage conditions to support shelf-life determination and storage condition settings.

     

    3. DNA/RNA Drug Accelerated Stability Analysis Service

    Rapidly predict the long-term stability of drugs under accelerated conditions such as high temperature and high humidity, saving time for research and regulatory submission.

     

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    Chheda U. et al. J Pharm Sci. 2024.

    Figure 1. Use Circular Dichroism to Detect the Effect of Temperature on MRNA Conformation

     

     

     

    Analysis Workflow

    The general workflow of the DNA/RNA Drug Stability Analysis Service is as follows:

    1. Study Design

    Set the experiment type (forced degradation, real-time stability, or accelerated stability), storage conditions, sampling schedule, and testing parameters based on drug characteristics and project requirements.

     

    2. Sample Preparation

    Prepare and preliminarily characterize DNA or RNA samples to establish a baseline control.

     

    3. Experiment Execution

    Place samples under the defined environmental conditions, perform sampling at scheduled time points, and conduct parameter testing.

     

    4. Data Analysis

    Integrate and analyze all data to evaluate changes in purity, degradation profiles, and maintenance of activity.

     

    5. Report Generation

    Deliver a complete experimental report including methods, raw data, stability assessment, and shelf-life prediction.

     

    Sample Submission Suggestions

    1. Sample Types

    DNA, RNA, and their modified forms are accepted, including single-stranded, double-stranded, circular oligonucleotides, or mRNA.

     

    2. Storage and Transportation

    Samples are recommended to be stored at low temperatures of −20°C or below, transported on dry ice, and protected from repeated freeze–thaw cycles.

     

    It is recommended to contact the MtoZ Biolabs technical team before sample submission to obtain detailed and tailored guidelines for sample preparation and submission.

     

    Applications

    • New Drug Development: Assess the stability of candidate drugs to guide molecule selection and formulation improvement.
    • Degradation Pathway and Impurity Studies: Reveal potential degradation mechanisms and impurity profiles to ensure drug quality and safety throughout the entire lifecycle.
    • Storage and Packaging Optimization: Provide scientific evidence for transportation conditions and packaging selection.
    • Quality Control and Method Validation: Establish stability-indicating methods to ensure consistency.
    • Shelf Life Prediction: Predict the shelf life of drugs under conventional conditions based on stability study data.

     

    Deliverables

    • Comprehensive Experimental Details
    • Materials, Instruments, and Methods
    • Total Ion Chromatogram & Quality Control Assessment (project-dependent)
    • Data Analysis, Preprocessing, and Estimation (project-dependent)
    • Bioinformatics Analysis
    • Raw Data Files
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