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Therapeutic Proteins’ Drug-Drug Interactions: 最新情報および課題

Therapeutic proteins (TP) – and more specifically monoclonal antibodies – are part of the therapeutic arsenal for the treatment of several diseases, providing effective and safe therapeutic solutions for patients. As part of the usual therapeutic practice, patients often receive drug combinations (TP/TP or TP/small molecules) and/or concomitant co-medications. Thus, drug-drug-interactions (DDIs) can be a … Continued

3 Takeaways from the FDA Oligo Guidance You Need to Know

In June 2022, the FDA published their first oligonucleotide clinical pharmacology specific guidance [1]. This is a welcome addition and clarifies the position of the agency on some key aspects regarding development of oligonucleotide therapies. Whilst the guidance still leaves a few open questions, it provides drug developers with a starting point and acknowledges that … Continued

免疫原性の予測および馴化:生物学的製剤の戦略

Immunogenicity is the ability of a foreign substance, such as a drug or vaccine, to provoke an immune response. While provoking immunogenicity is a desired outcome for vaccines, the development of anti-drug antibodies (ADAs) can inactivate a biologic drug’s therapeutic effects and potentially cause safety issues. The issue of immunogenicity imposes both scientific and regulatory … Continued

A Day in the Life of a Clinical Pharmacology Consultant

Strategic consulting within drug discovery and development is an exciting career choice for many. Unlike a biotechnology or pharmaceutical enterprise, where the assets one typically works on are within that ecosystem, consulting offers the possibility of working on many different innovation pipelines. At any given time, you might be working on solving a problem for … Continued

Building a Robust Clinical Pharmacology & Model-Informed Drug Development Strategy for New Alzheimer’s Disease Drugs

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is one of the most common forms of neurodegenerative dementia in the United States. In fact, the Alzheimer’s Association predicts that by the year 2050, the number of people age 65 and older with Alzheimer’s dementia is expected to double to comprise 12.4 million patients. AD is caused by a complex dysregulation … Continued

What does the Clinical Pharmacology Plan for a Biologic Look Like?

Monoclonal antibodies are now widely used in the treatment of several diseases, providing effective and safe therapeutic solutions for patients. Due to their molecular and biological specificities, their clinical and pharmaceutical development present some particularities and challenges in comparison to the development of new molecular entities. Thanks to three decades of experience in the development … Continued

5 Points to Consider When Designing an Immuno-oncology Clinical Pharmacology Program

Immunotherapy presents interesting and proximally viable therapeutic options in the growing armamentarium of treatment modalities to combat complex, multifactorial diseases. Indeed, its revolution within oncology is astounding. The field has witnessed rampant and clinically significant advances, with the approval of several checkpoint inhibitors. Clinical trials with these inhibitors suggest that there are more robust and … Continued

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