Title
Accelerating strategies for FIH process development
Conference Dates
April 23-26, 2017
Abstract
There is increasing need for acceleration strategies for FIH process development in order to enable rapid probing of the biology in the clinic. For monoclonal antibodies, platform knowledge can be leveraged to replace process development with platform process verification. However, the therapeutic biologics pipeline is changing, and new modalities do not have an established PD platform approach. An alternate acceleration paradigm is necessary that allows opportunities for process development in addition to time savings. The new Fast-to-Patient strategy addresses these needs by executing the tox campaign early using pools, allowing time for process development. Product quality comparability between clone-derived clinical material and pool-derived material used for toxicology studies is a critical factor for success. Case studies and lessons learned will be discussed. A fundamental understanding of the product attributes, as defined within the Quality Target Product Profile, is a key enabler for acceleration strategies.
Recommended Citation
Margaret Ricci, "Accelerating strategies for FIH process development" in "Regulatory Sciences for Biologics and Vaccines: Accelerating Development and Enabling Manufacturing Innovation", Prof. Antonio Moreira (University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA) Dr. David Robinson (Robinson Vaccines and Biologics LLC, USA) Eds, ECI Symposium Series, (2017). https://dc.engconfintl.org/biologics_vaccines/14