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OTAT Town Hall on Cell Therapy CMC – The Recording is Available but Here’s an Appetizer

FDA Law Blog: Drug Discovery

The purpose of these town halls are to discuss topics related to OTAT-regulated products, engage with product development stakeholders, and to provide information to help stakeholders to help advance drug development. Other Questions.

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The hidden risks of over-reliance on healthy donor material

Drug Target Review

Addressing unexpected manufacturing challenges, safety concerns, or efficacy issues in later stages can significantly delay clinical development and escalate costs. In conclusion, over-reliance on healthy donor material in cell therapy development creates a precarious foundation for clinical translation.

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The essential role of recombinant phage display antibody libraries

Drug Target Review

3 This change signals a major shift away from animal use in drug safety regulation and encourages the use of alternative methods like organ-on-chip or other animal-free technologies. Recently, the FDA announced that new medicines need not be tested in animals to receive regulatory approval. Adapted from Harth S et al. (8)

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Tech Transfer Tools: The Requirements and Uses of Manufacturing Process Descriptions

The Premier Consulting Blog

During the development cycle of a regulated therapeutic, the transfer of the manufacturing process is inevitable. The process will be transferred from the development lab to a pilot or small-scale manufacturing facility and, if the program is successful, to a facility for commercial manufacturing.

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Article EMA Thank You EMA finalizes clinical anticancer therapeutic guidance update

Agency IQ

EMA finalizes clinical anticancer therapeutic guidance update In a newly finalized revision, the EMA’s guideline covering all aspects of clinical development of anticancer therapeutics has expanded its already broad scope. The EMA started providing guidance on the clinical development of anticancer therapeutics in 1996.