Absolute potency: Defined by raw material

Select this option if you want to start from a raw material to calculate the absolute potency. You specify the absolute potency per amount unit, the amount used for the preparation, and the volume of the solvent. Expand the node to add or view information.

The estimated absolute potency AP_TST of the Test sample is calculated as follows:

AP_TST = RP ⋅ AP_STD ⋅ A_STD ⋅ SV_TST A_TST ⋅ SV_STD

Where RP is the calculated relative potency, AP_STD is the assigend potency of the Standard sample, A_STD is the amount of the Standard sample, SV_TST is the solvent volume of the Test sample, A_TST is the amount of the Test sample, and SV_STD is the solvent volume of the Standard sample.

Tip: Select a different option from the drop-down list if you want to define absolute potency by stock solution or if you do not want to define it.

This element has the following attributes:

Data type Multiplicity Usage Default value
Node 1...1 required none

/Basic bioassay protocol/alternatives/Mode: Assay element/Standard sample/alternatives/

/Basic bioassay protocol/alternatives/Mode: Assay element/Test sample/alternatives/

/Basic bioassay protocol/alternatives/Mode: Assay element/Control sample/alternatives/

/Quantitative response assay/Setup/Preparation schemes/Preparation scheme/alternatives/