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Updated EU eCTD Validation Criteria

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) updated version 7.1 EU eCTD Validation Criteria will come into force September 1, 2018.  The changes in the validation criteria relate mainly to change requests received from regulatory bodies and taking experiences with version 6.1 into account.  Click here for the Release Notes for the EU eCTD Validation Criteria version … Continued

Level C IVIVC: What Is It, and When Do You Use It?

In vitro in vivo correlation (IVIVC) links in vitro drug data to in vivo performance. Regarding in vivo performance, IVIVC can predict either the in vivo plasma time-concentration curve or in vivo pharmacokinetic (PK) parameters like Cmax and AUC. In this blog, I will discuss Level C IVIVC, and when you should use this approach. … Continued

Clinical Pharmacology Gap Analysis: Lessons Learned

Clinical pharmacology gap analysis is a tool for outlining your drug program’s needs, prioritizing these needs, and providing a framework for how to satisfy them. This tool can create value for drug development programs. While gap analysis can be performed at any point in the drug development continuum, early engagement is best for maximizing its benefits. … Continued

Updated Form FDA 1571

FDA has updated Form FDA 1571 again and posted a new version to the FDA Forms web page, replacing the previous version, released in April 2018. This new version includes a revision date of “(07/18)” in the footer of each page. A side by side comparison of this July 2018 version to the previous version … Continued

Questions Regarding the Public Release of Clinical Information Draft Guidance – Part I

Synchrogenix’s experts and thought leaders have a pulse on the future impact of decisions made today, which is why we offer comments on global draft guidances on behalf of life science companies worldwide. Nirpal Virdee, Synchrogenix’s Director of Client Services and Technology, recently submitted feedback to Health Canada regarding their draft guidance on the Public … Continued

Model Firsts

By combining disparate data into coherent mechanistic models, quantitative systems pharmacology is becoming a key tool for picking the right dose for first-in-human trials and other early make-or-break decisions.

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