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Carol Hasselbacher

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Presentation	Event	Month, Year
Chairperson's Opening Remarks (08:00-08:15)	Well Characterized Biologicals - Continuous Evolution of Chemo- and Bioanalytical Approaches Nov(12 - 14)	November, 2007
Stability Indicating Methods and Interpretation of Stability Data for Biotech Products (09:15-12:15)	Well Characterized Biologicals - Continuous Evolution of Chemo- and Bioanalytical Approaches Nov(12 - 14)	November, 2007
Stability Indicating Methods and Interpretation of Stability Data for Biotech Products: Use of Forced Degradation Studies in Development of Product Stability Programs (10:45-11:15)	Well Characterized Biologicals - Continuous Evolution of Chemo- and Bioanalytical Approaches Nov(12 - 14)	November, 2007

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