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Rapid delivery of toxicological material

Drug Target Review

The current landscape of protein drug development is characterised by accelerated timelines where new drugs are approved in months rather than years. Hence, in many cases an earlier IND may be prevented by the timely provision of representative Drug Substance (DS) to execute such toxicology studies.

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FDA Brings its Formal Meetings Guidance Up to Date: What You Need to Know About Type D, INTERACT, and “In-Person” Meetings Under PDUFA

FDA Law Blog: Drug Discovery

The meeting package for Type D meetings should be included with the meeting request. FDA intends to provide preliminary responses to Type D meeting packages no later than 5 calendar days before the meeting date. The goal for meeting minutes is the same as all other meeting types – 30 days after the meeting.

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FDA Issues “Cliffs Notes”-style Guidance on Cell and Gene Therapy; What Questions Did They Answer? (Part 1)

FDA Law Blog: Drug Discovery

The draft guidance recommends that no more than 15 questions are included in the briefing package. CBER will not commit to reviewing packages greater than 250 pages. The draft guidance states that a pre-BLA meeting request should be submitted at least 4 months before the anticipated BLA submission.

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Origins of the Lab Mouse

Codon

At that time, even though animal breeders had long exploited regularities in the patterns of inheritance, the principles underlying heredity remained mysterious. That is—until the Austrian monk Gregor Mendel showed that traits are passed from parent to offspring in discrete, independently assorted packages.