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11 USP REFERENCE STANDARDS

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USP Reference Standards are highly characterized specimens of drug

substances, excipients, reportable impurities, degradation products, compendial

reagents, and performance calibrators.

They are explicitly required in many Pharmacopeial assays and tests and are

provided solely for such use. Assessment of the suitability for use in other

application(s) rests with the purchaser.

AUTHORITY FOR ESTABLISHMENT AND RELEASE

USP Reference Standards are established and released under the authority of

the USPC Board of Trustees upon recommendation of the USP Reference

Standards Expert Committee, which approves each lot as being suitable for use in

its compendial applications. For some Reference Standards a preliminary review

and approval is sought from other Expert Committees of the Council of Experts.

The distribution of controlled substances is subject to the regulations and

licensing provisions of the Drug Enforcement Administration of the Department of

Justice.

Industry Advisory Panels and other expert groups (such as Project Teams) may

be assembled to advise USP on various aspects of the Reference Standards

Program.

HISTORY

Future availability of the first USP Reference Standards was announced in 1926

(USP X) “… in order to facilitate the adoption of the biological assay standards of

the Pharmacopoeia, and to provide a greater degree of uniformity in their

application.” The list of USP Reference Standards that in 1936 comprised 6 items

has grown to almost 1650 in 2004, and the collection has tracked the progress in

pharmaceutical sciences: The first vitamins (Cod Liver Oil) and the first enzyme

(Pepsin) in 1936; the first sulfonamide (Sulfanilamide) and the first hormones

(Insulin; Posterior Pituitary) in 1942; the first performance standards (Melting Point

Standards) in 1947; the first penicillin (Penicillin G Sodium) in 1950; the first

recombinant-DNA technology protein (Insulin Human) in 1985, etc.

The continuous increase in the number of USP Reference Standards (over 100

new standards are being developed yearly) reflects not only the increase in the

number of monographs and General Chapters, but also the development and

extensive use of modern analytical methodology (such as chromatography,

spectrophotometry, biological and biochemical assays, etc.) which require

measurements relative to a reference standard.

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