Supplemental Grant Request to existing 5U01AG053247 - 03 - TK/PK Assay Analysis and Development
对现有 5U01AG053247 - 03 - TK/PK 测定分析和开发的补充拨款请求
基本信息
- 批准号:10083278
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 26.25万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-09-15 至 2021-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcuteAlzheimer&aposs DiseaseAlzheimer&aposs disease patientAlzheimer&aposs disease riskAmyloidAmyloid beta-ProteinAntibodiesBiological AssayClinical TrialsContractsDetectionDevelopmentDevelopment PlansDiagnosticDisease ProgressionDoseFailureFeedbackFundingGrantHumanImmunoassayImmunoglobulinsImmunotherapyInvestigational DrugsMacaca fascicularisMeasurementMemoryMethodsMinorMonkeysNeuronsPatientsPharmaceutical PreparationsPharmacologic SubstancePlasmaProtocols documentationRattusResearch DesignRiskSample SizeScheduleSenile PlaquesSeriesSerumSprague-Dawley RatsTimeToxicokineticsToxicologyUnited States Food and Drug AdministrationValidationVisitWorkabeta oligomeranalytical methodcostexperimental studymeetingsmonomerphase 1 designsprevent
项目摘要
5U01AG053247-3 Supplemental Request Summary
The development of ACU-193 for Alzheimer’s disease is now reaching the final IND-enabling
portions of the non-clinical research, including first non-GLP followed by GLP toxicology
studies. Following completion of the toxicology studies, the current plan is to finalize and
submit an IND to FDA. The design of the Phase 1 protocol has been agreed on and the protocol
will be written early in 2020. Additionally, a Type C interaction with FDA occurred with a
meeting request made in December 2018. The FDA did not feel that a meeting was required but
provided written feedback in February 2019 to 3 questions posed in the Briefing Document. The
FDA made relatively minor requests for additional non-clinical data in the IND, which will be
provided. FDA agreed in principle to the study design as described in the Briefing Document,
although they did ask for a small increase in sample size in the single dose portion of the study
which will be done. First patient visit for the study is planned for 4Q2020.
In support of non-GLP toxicokinetic (TK/PK) dose-ranging studies, a basic
electrochemiluminescent immunoassay (ECLIA) method was developed and readily qualified for
measurement of ACU-193 in Cynomologous monkey plasma. In contrast, the same basic
method proved unacceptable when applied to plasma from Sprague Dawley rats. Specifically,
excessive imprecision was noted at the upper end of the assay dynamic range. This precluded
reliable quantification of the high ACU-193 concentrations anticipated in the planned dose-
ranging studies. A series of additional experiments revealed that interfering substances were
present in some but not all rats. Parallel development of a bridging ECLIA for detection and
characterization of Anti-Drug Antibodies (ADA) in serum from Cynomologous monkey and
Sprague Dawley rat revealed reactivity, sometimes quite high reactivity, in selected drug naïve
rats. No such reactivity was observed in sera obtained from Cynomolgus monkeys. The
interfering substances in the rat PK/TK assay and reactivity in the rat ADA assay were ultimately
determined to be rat anti-human immunoglobulin antibodies. When present, these antibodies
interfered with the measurement ACU-193 in rat plasma and behaved like ADAs in the serum of
treatment naïve rats. Unfortunately, funds originally intended to cover an anticipated,
straightforward development and qualification of the rat TK and rat ADA assays had to be spent
to define the cause of the problem and modify basic assay formats to resolve that underlying
issue. Supplemental funding is now being requested to cover the costs for completing the
initially planned development and qualification work. With this additional funding, we believe
that first patient visit for the clinical trial can begin without a delay.
Acumen Pharmaceuticals is thus requesting a $250,000 Supplemental Grant to the existing Grant
5U01AG053247 - 03 to complete the development of the rat TK/PK and ADA assays. The
technical challenges as described above are requiring additional contracted time with the CRO to
produce qualified methods to support non-GLP dose ranging studies and subsequently fully
validate these analytical methods so that they might support the planned GLP Toxicology
studies. These assays are critical as part of the IND application which is currently scheduled for
September 2020. The requested additional funding will allow additional work to be performed
immediately and will reduce the risk that the IND would need to be submitted at a later date.
The estimated additional diagnostic activities and validation work for the TK/PK assays is
estimated to be approximately $70,000, and additional development work on the ADA assay is
estimated to be approximately $180,000.
5U01AG053247-3 补充请求摘要
用于治疗阿尔茨海默病的 ACU-193 的开发现已达到最终 IND 批准阶段
部分非临床研究,包括首先是非 GLP,然后是 GLP 毒理学
毒理学研究完成后,目前的计划是最终确定和确定。
向 FDA 提交 IND 并就第一阶段方案的设计达成一致。
将于 2020 年初编写。此外,与 FDA 的 C 类互动发生在
2018 年 12 月提出的会议请求。 FDA 认为不需要召开会议,但
于 2019 年 2 月对简报文件中提出的 3 个问题提供了书面反馈。
FDA 对 IND 中额外的非临床数据提出了相对较小的要求,这将是
FDA 原则上同意简报文件中描述的研究设计,
尽管他们确实要求在研究的单剂量部分中小幅增加样本量
该研究计划于 2020 年第四季度进行。
为了支持非 GLP 毒代动力学 (TK/PK) 剂量范围研究,基本
开发了电化学发光免疫分析 (ECLIA) 方法,并且易于验证
相比之下,食蟹猴血浆中ACU-193的测量基本相同。
当应用于 Sprague Dawley 大鼠的血浆时,该方法被证明是不可接受的。
在测定动态范围的上限处注意到过度的不精确性。
对计划剂量中预期的高 ACU-193 浓度进行可靠的定量
一系列额外的实验表明存在干扰物质。
存在于一些但不是所有大鼠中,用于检测和的桥接 ECLIA 的并行开发。
食蟹猴血清中抗药物抗体 (ADA) 的表征
斯普拉格道利大鼠在选定的药物天真中显示出反应性,有时反应性相当高
在从食蟹猴获得的血清中没有观察到这种反应。
最终测定了大鼠 PK/TK 测定中的干扰物质和大鼠 ADA 中的反应性
当这些抗体存在时,被确定为大鼠抗人免疫球蛋白抗体。
干扰大鼠血浆中 ACU-193 的测量,并且在大鼠血清中表现得与 ADA 相似
不幸的是,资金最初用于支付预期的费用。
必须花费直接开发和鉴定大鼠 TK 和大鼠 ADA 测定的费用
确定问题的原因并修改基本检测格式以解决根本问题
现在正在请求补充资金以支付完成该问题的费用。
我们相信,有了这笔额外资金,初步计划的开发和鉴定工作。
临床试验的首次患者就诊可以立即开始。
因此,Acumen Pharmaceuticals 请求在现有拨款的基础上追加 250,000 美元
5U01AG053247 - 03 完成大鼠 TK/PK 和 ADA 测定的开发。
上述技术挑战需要与 CRO 签订额外的合同时间来
产生合格的方法来支持非 GLP 剂量范围研究,并随后全面
验证这些分析方法,以便它们支持计划的 GLP 毒理学
这些检测作为目前计划进行的 IND 申请的一部分至关重要。
2020 年 9 月。请求的额外资金将允许开展额外的工作
立即,并将降低需要稍后提交 IND 的风险。
预计 TK/PK 检测的额外诊断活动和验证工作为
估计约为 70,000 美元,并且 ADA 检测的额外开发工作
估计约为180,000美元。
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