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25th North American ISSX Meeting

25th North American ISSX Meeting

Short Course 3: Strategies That Enable Successful FIH and Beyond – Pharmacology and Translational Aspects

Mirjam Trame, PharmD, PhD

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Vice President, Pharmacometrics

This short course is aimed at scientists desiring to gain experience in successful IND submissions that enable first-in-human (FIH) studies with clear line of sight to successful approvals. The course is broken into three parts with three experienced lecturers across industry and FDA. The first section will cover translational aspects, modeling approaches, and FIH exposure/dose predictions in the context of the desired therapeutic benefit. The next section will focus on the work needed in the preclinical toxicology package (e.g. expected mechanism-based toxicity, off-target toxicity, species selection, target exposure/dose justifications and metabolites). The last section will focus on the understanding the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) of the investigational drug with a particular emphasis on drug-drug interactions and inclusion/exclusion criteria in the initial FIH studies and the long range view towards drug approval.

Symposium 1: Quantitative LC-MS Proteomics

Co-Chair: Amin Rostami

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Chief Scientific Officer & Senior Vice President of R&D

Symposium 3: Pediatrics – Story of Maturation – Modelers vs Models in the Paediatric Space

Amin Rostami

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Symposium Session Co-Chair, Chief Scientific Officer & Senior Vice President of R&D