[11C]PBR28 FOR INJECTION: RADIOPHARMACY TEST RESULTS

PET Radiopharmaceutical Sciences Section,Date of review: 08/19/05

Molecular Imaging Branch,

National Institute of Mental Health,

National Institutes of Health,

Bldg. 10, Rm. B3 C338,

Bethesda, MD20892

Approved by: ______Initials______Date:______

Victor W Pike, Ph.D., Chief, PET Radiopharmaceutical Sciences, NIMH

Batch # PBR- _____ Date:______

  1. Completed vial label

Attach completed vial label to this form.

  1. Pyrogen Test (note: [11C]PBR28for Injection may be released for human administration before completion of this test)

Test Record

Reagent vial (Cape Code®) / Lot # / Expiry date / Catalog #
Positive control endotoxin
(0.2 mL/vial and contains 0.1 ng/mL of endotoxin) / ______/ ______/ PC010
LAL single test vial.
Sensitivity 0.25 EU/mL / ______/ ______/ GS250
Control standard endotoxin / ______/ ______/ E0005
Pyrogen-free dilution tube (12 x 75 mm) / ______/ ______/ TB240
Sterile Saline for Injection USP; American Pharmaceutical Partners / ______/ ______/ 401694C
Sterile Water for Injection USP; American Pharmaceutical Partners / ______/ ______/ 401753C

Procedure:

-Run each sample in duplicate: label vials 1 & 2 for positive controls; 3 & 4 for negative controls; 5 & 6 for sensitivity test; and 7 & 8 for test samples.

-Turn on heat block and confirm temperature setting is 37 °C.

-Wipe each vial stopper top with alcohol swabs.

-Label 0.9 % saline container as “PBR28 pyrogen vehicle blank.”

-Using a clean tuberculin syringe (0.5 mL size), place pyrogen vehicle blank (0.2 mL) in each of the negative control tubes (#’s 3 and 4).

-Take 0.5 mL of final formulated [11C]PBR28 and dilute with 0.5 mL of sterile water using a pyrogen-free test tube.

-Using a clean tuberculin syringe (0.5 mL size), place diluted [11C]PBR28 (0.2 mL) in each of the test vials (#’s 7 and 8) and the positive control tubes (#’s 1 and 2).

-Confirm that the Control Standard Endotoxin (CSE; typically 500 EU/mL) diluted with sterile Water for Injection (USP), is less than 1 month old. If more than one month old, reconstitute a new control standard endotoxin by adding sterile Water for Injection (USP; 10 mL) to the Control Standard Endotoxin vial. (Vortex for 30 s to ensure complete homogeneity.)

-Perform a serial dilution to this CSE stock solution using sterile Water for Injection (USP) such that a 5 EU/mL solution in a sterile vial (10 mL size) is obtained. Label this vial as “CSE diluted 5 EU/mL” and record the date of preparation on the label.

-Take the CSE 5 EU/mL solution (0.1 mL) and add this aliquot to each sensitivity test vial (#’s 5 and 6). Add sterile water (USP, 0.1 mL) to each sensitivity vial.

-Gently mix all contents of all vials and incubate at 37°C for 60 min.

-Check for gel formation by inverting the vial 180 in one smooth motion.

-If gel collapses the test is negative.

-Return CSE stock and diluted CSE solution to refrigerator when not in use.

[11C]PBR28 batch #: ______Date of test: ______

Start time of incubation: ______

End time of incubation: ______

Results

Vial # / Test Vial / Results1 / Comments
1 / Positive control
2 / Positive control
3 / Negative Control
4 / Negative Control
5 / Sensitivity Test
6 / Sensitivity Test
7 / Sample
8 / Sample

1 (+) = gel formation, (-) = no gel formation; test sensitivity < 2.5 EU/mL

Does pyrogen test results show < 2.5 EU/mL?

Circle one: Yes or No

Initials of person performing assay: ______

  1. Sterility (note: [11C]PBR28for Injection may be released for human administration before completion of this test. When practical, a sample for sterility testing should be submitted one day after [11C]PBR28production/human administration. In the case of [11C]PBR28that was produced on a Friday or a workday preceding a federal holiday, sampling and submission of the sterility test sample should proceed on the next federal workday.)

Procedure:

-Residual [11C]PBR28for Injection contained in the dose vial (10 mL size) is stored in a lead container in hot cell 4 for at least 6 h after end of synthesis.

-The vial is removed and the absence of radioactivity in the vial is confirmed by holding the vial next to a GM meter with pancake detector.

-The vial is carried to the laminar flow hood and the hood is sprayed down with isopropanol and the laminar flow fan is turned on.

-Record the lot # and expiration date of each of the Bactec vials.

-Yellow vial (anaerobic) lot #:______expiration date: ______

-Blue vial (aerobic) lot #:______expiration date: ______

-The caps of the aerobic and anaerobic Bactec vials are removed, and the septum tops of the Bactec vials and decayed [11C]PBR28 vial are wiped with a sterile swab and allowed to air dry. Using aseptic technique a minimum of 200 L of the decayed [11C]PBR28 for Injection is removed from the original dose vial and added equally to the anaerobic (ca. 100 L) and aerobic vials (ca. 100 L). Note: For the Bactec sterility testing method, vials should be inoculated and submitted on the same day.

-Using a permanent marker, record lot # of decayed radiopharmaceutical and date of submission on the two blank lines of each of the Bactec vials. Do not write on barcode/peelable barcode of the Bactec vials.

-Fill out the “Request for Sterility test” form and submit the sample and form to the NIH Clinical Center Microbiology Lab. Retain a photocopy of the form and attach to this form until sterility test results come back.

-Attach completed sterility test results to this Radiopharmacy Form. Photocopy of submission form may be discarded upon receipt of sterility results.

-In Case of Positive Result. If growth is reported: a) notify the PI; b) ask for the identity of the organism from the microbiology lab; c) file report on the investigation and follow-up results in the GMP investigations file.

Is the [11C]PBR28 for Injection sterile?

Circle one: Yes or No

  1. Radionuclidic Indentity

Has radionuclidic identity been performed < 12 months ago?

Circle one: Yes or No

List date of radionuclidic identity test and results of test.

Date: ______Results: Pass or Fail

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