Annex 1. WHO Recommendations, Guidelines and other documents related to the manufacture and quality control of biological substances used in medicine

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WHO related to the manufacture and quality control of biological substances used in medicine WHO are intended to provide guidance to those responsible for the production of biological substances as well as to others who may have to decide upon appropriate methods of assay and control to ensure that products are safe, reliable and potent. WHO Recommendations (previously called Requirements) and Guidelines are scientific and advisory in nature but may be adopted by an NRA as national requirements or used as the basis of such requirements. Recommendations concerned with biological substances used in medicine are formulated by international groups of experts and are published in the WHO Technical Report Series 1 as listed below. A historical list of Requirements and other sets of Recommendations is available on request from the World Health Organization, 20 avenue Appia, 1211 Geneva 27, Switzerland. Reports of the WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization published in the WHO Technical Report Series can be purchased from: WHO Press World Health Organization 20 avenue Appia 1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland Telephone: + 41 22 791 3246 Fax: +41 22 791 4857 Email: bookorders@who.int Website: www.who.int/bookorders Individual Recommendations and Guidelines may be obtained free of charge as offprints by writing to: Technologies Standards and Norms Department of Essential Medicines and Health Products World Health Organization 20 avenue Appia 1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland 1 Abbreviated in the following pages to TRS. 87

WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization Sixty-sixth report Animal cells, use of, as in vitro substrates for the production of biologicals Revised 2010, TRS 978 (2013) BCG vaccines (dried) Revised 2011, TRS 979 (2013) Biological products: good manufacturing practices Biological standardization and control: a scientific review commissioned by the UK National Biological Standards Board (1997) Biological substances: International Standards and Reagents Revised 2015, TRS 999 (2016) Unpublished document WHO/BLG/97.1 Revised 2004, TRS 932 (2006) WHO Technical Report Series No. 999, 2016 88 Biotherapeutic protein products prepared by recombinant DNA technology Revised 2013, TRS 987 (2014); Addendum 2015, TRS 999 (2016) Biotherapeutic products, similar Adopted 2009, TRS 977 (2013) Blood, blood components and plasma derivatives: collection, processing and quality control Blood establishments: good manufacturing practices Revised 1992, TRS 840 (1994) Adopted 2010, TRS 961 (2011) Blood plasma (human) for fractionation Adopted 2005, TRS 941 (2007) Blood plasma products (human): viral inactivation and removal procedures Blood regulatory systems, assessment criteria for national Changes to approved vaccines: procedures and data requirements Adopted 2001, TRS 924 (2004) Adopted 2011, TRS 979 (2013) Adopted 2014, TRS 993 (2015) Cholera vaccines (inactivated, oral) Adopted 2001, TRS 924 (2004) Dengue tetravalent vaccines (live, attenuated) Revised 2011, TRS 979 (2013) Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whole cell), and combined (DTwP) vaccines Revised 2012, TRS 980 (2014) Diphtheria vaccines (adsorbed) Revised 2012, TRS 980 (2014) DNA vaccines: assuring quality and nonclinical safety Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccines Revised 2005, TRS 941 (2007) Revised 1998, TRS 897 (2000)

Haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) vaccines (inactivated) Adopted 1993, TRS 848 (1994) Hepatitis A vaccines (inactivated) Adopted 1994, TRS 858 (1995) Hepatitis B vaccines prepared from plasma Revised 1987, TRS 771 (1988) Hepatitis B vaccines made by recombinant DNA techniques Human interferons prepared from lymphoblastoid cells Influenza, biosafety risk assessment and safe production and control for (human) pandemic vaccines Revised 2010, TRS 978 (2013) Adopted 1988, TRS 786 (1989) Adopted 2005, TRS 941 (2007) Influenza vaccines (inactivated) Revised 2003, TRS 927 (2005) Influenza vaccines (live) Revised 2009, TRS 977 (2013) Influenza vaccines, human, pandemic, regulatory preparedness Japanese encephalitis vaccines (inactivated) for human use Japanese encephalitis vaccines (live, attenuated) for human use Adopted 2007, TRS 963 (2011) Revised 2007, TRS 963 (2011) Revised 2012, TRS 980 (2014) Louse-borne human typhus vaccines (live) Adopted 1982, TRS 687 (1983) Malaria vaccines (recombinant) Adopted 2012, TRS 980 (2014) Measles, mumps and rubella vaccines and combined vaccines (live) Adopted 1992, TRS 848 (1994); Note TRS 848 (1994) Meningococcal polysaccharide vaccines Adopted 1975, TRS 594 (1976); Addendum 1980, TRS 658 (1981); Amendment 1999, TRS 904 (2002) Meningococcal A conjugate vaccines Adopted 2006, TRS 962 (2011) Meningococcal C conjugate vaccines Adopted 2001, TRS 924 (2004); Addendum (revised) 2007, TRS 963 (2011) Monoclonal antibodies Adopted 1991, TRS 822 (1992) Papillomavirus vaccines (human, recombinant, virus-like particle) Revised 2015, TRS 999 (2016) 89

WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization Sixty-sixth report Pertussis vaccines (acellular) Revised 2011, TRS 979 (2013) Pertussis vaccines (whole-cell) Revised 2005, TRS 941 (2007) Pharmaceutical products, storage and transport of time- and temperature-sensitive Adopted 2010, TRS 961 (2011) Pneumococcal conjugate vaccines Revised 2009, TRS 977 (2013) Poliomyelitis vaccines (inactivated) Revised 2014, TRS 993 (2015) Poliomyelitis vaccines (inactivated): guidelines for the safe production and quality control of inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine manufactured from wild polioviruses Adopted 2003, TRS 926 (2004) Poliomyelitis vaccines (oral) Revised 2012, TRS 980 (2014) Quality assurance for biological products, guidelines for national authorities Rabies vaccines for human use (inactivated) produced in cell substrates and embryonated eggs Regulation and licensing of biological products in countries with newly developing regulatory authorities Regulatory risk evaluation on finding an adventitious agent in a marketed vaccine: scientific principles Adopted 1991, TRS 822 (1992) Revised 2005, TRS 941 (2007) Adopted 1994, TRS 858 (1995) Adopted 2014, TRS 993 (2015) WHO Technical Report Series No. 999, 2016 90 Rotavirus vaccines (live-attenuated, oral) Adopted 2005, TRS 941 (2007) Smallpox vaccines Revised 2003, TRS 926 (2004) Snake antivenom immunoglobulins Adopted 2008, TRS 964 (2012) Sterility of biological substances Revised 1973, TRS 530 (1973); Amendment 1995, TRS 872 (1998) Synthetic peptide vaccines Adopted 1997, TRS 889 (1999) Tetanus vaccines (adsorbed) Revised 2012, TRS 980 (2014) Thiomersal for vaccines: regulatory expectations for elimination, reduction or removal Thromboplastins and plasma used to control oral anticoagulant therapy Adopted 2003, TRS 926 (2004) Revised 2011, TRS 979 (2013)

Tick-borne encephalitis vaccines (inactivated) Adopted 1997, TRS 889 (1999) Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies in relation to biological and pharmaceutical products, guidelines Revised 2005, WHO (2006) http://www.who.int/biologicals/ publications/en/whotse2003.pdf Tuberculins Revised 1985, TRS 745 (1987) Typhoid vaccines, conjugated Adopted 2013, TRS 987 (2014) Typhoid vaccines (live attenuated, Ty21a, oral) Adopted 1983, TRS 700 (1984) Typhoid vaccines, Vi polysaccharide Adopted 1992, TRS 840 (1994) Vaccines, clinical evaluation: regulatory expectations Adopted 2001, TRS 924 (2004) Vaccines, lot release Adopted 2010, TRS 978 (2013) Vaccines, nonclinical evaluation Adopted 2003, TRS 926 (2004) Vaccines, nonclinical evaluation of vaccine adjuvants and adjuvanted vaccines Adopted 2013, TRS 987 (2014) Vaccines, prequalification procedure Adopted 2010, TRS 978 (2013) Vaccines, stability evaluation Adopted 2006, TRS 962 (2011) Vaccines, stability evaluation for use under extended controlled temperature conditions Adopted 2015, TRS 999 (2016) Varicella vaccines (live) Revised 1993, TRS 848 (1994) Yellow fever vaccines Revised 2010, TRS 978 (2013) Yellow fever vaccines, laboratories approved by WHO for the production of Yellow fever virus, production and testing of WHO primary seed lot 213 77 and reference batch 168 736 Revised 1995, TRS 872 (1998) Adopted 1985, TRS 745 (1987) 91