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Accelerating Preclinical CMC Activities
8 December 2009
Accelerating Preclinical CMC Activities

Attrition rates and clinical failures continue to thwart attempts to accelerate new drug development and Chemistry, Manufacturing and Control activities play an important role. Large pharmaceutical companies are rethinking traditional approaches and adopting a flexible strategy to early development. This Masterclass aims to help those working in early drug development to understand the various options open to them and the consequences of their decisions.


 Why should you attend this event?

  • Hear about the latest options for reducing CMC timelines in pre-clinical development
  • Reduce the timeline from development to candidate selection and Phase I studies
  • Understand the consequences of early decisions taken in pre-clinical development
  • Learn from experienced industry individuals with significant knowledge in pre-clinical development

About the Masterclass Leaders:

  Dr. Paul Madeley began his career with Boots Pharmaceuticals in 1977. Later, following his PhD studies, he worked as a development chemist with Courtaulds and then Abbott Laboratories. Since 1995 he has worked in the virtual pharmaceutical arena, first with British Biotech and then with OSI Pharmaceuticals, where he was Senior Director of Chemical Operations, with responsibility for outsourcing, technology transfer, chemical development, scale-up and validation. Paul has worked on over seventy API programmes, covering more than three hundred and fifty synthetic process steps. He set up Synth-Isis Ltd in 2004 to provide consultancy services to virtual pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies around the world. The Company has an extensive network of service providers and consultants who can offer assistance in virtually any aspect of drug development. www.synthisis.com

 


  Dr. Rod Baker is a highly experienced drug development manager with specialist knowledge in CMC from late stage research to marketed products. Rod has over thirty years industrial experience working for a wide range of companies across different industries including agrochemicals, animal health and human healthcare. In the latter field he worked for British Biotech as Head of Pharmaceutical Technology, Avidex as Head of Development & Director of Operations and MediGene as Vice President of Development & Operations. In 2008 he founded Bioedge Pharma Consultancy Ltd, a company offering drug development services to the biotech, pharmaceutical and drug delivery industries. Bioedge works with a wide range of companies at all stages of development and has an extensive network of international service providers and consultants that can offer assistance in virtually all aspects of drug development. www.bioedge.co.uk

 

 


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Masterclass agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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9:00

A Pharmaceutical Patent is a Rapidly Depreciating Asset

  • Development costs
  • Overview of key milestones & decision points
  • The need for speed
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    9:40

    Candidate Selection and Nomination

  • Basic considerations
  • Weighing up the options
  • Med. Chem. vs. New Route(s) of Synthesis
  • The importance of Target Product Profile
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    10:20

    How Much, How Pure, By When?

  • Setting the boundary conditions
  • It’s not just chemistry
  • Early analytical support: working blindfold?
  • Don’t forget the formulator
  • IMPD as a planning tool
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    11:00

    Morning Coffee

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    11:20

    Outsourcing to Truncate Timelines

  • Contractor selection
  • Parallel tracking can save time
  • Identification of Starting Materials
  • Maximising value-added
  • Technology transfer & gathering the data
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    12:00

    The First Toxicology Batch

  • Which synthesis?
  • One batch or several?
  • Amorphous or crystalline?
  • Specification considerations
  • To blend or not to blend?
  • Consequences for scale-up?
  • Analytical support and stability testing
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    12:40

    Lunch

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    13:40

    Subsequent Toxicology Batches

  • Analytical support & comparing batches
  • Reference standard & proof of structure
  • Level of control vs. GMP?
  • Impurity profile: the line in the sand
  • Genotox considerations
  • Blending revisited
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    14:20

    API Characterisation, Physical Form, Salt Screening and Selection & Polymorphism

  • How much and when?
  • Amorphous vs. crystalline material
  • Formulation considerations
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    15:00

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:20

    The First GMP Batch API & Drug Product

  • Practice runs: Do you feel lucky?
  • ICH Q7 Chapter 19
  • Formulation options for first-in-human studies
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    16:00

    Gathering the Documentation

  • Begin with the end in mind
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    16:20

    Case Study

  • A chance to test your learning

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    17:00

    Close of Master Class

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