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Immunogenicity Studies for Biotherapeutics

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Pre Conference Workshops

Pre Conference Workshops

Monday May 22 2006
B1: Morning Workshop

Time for T: Predicting And Evaluating T Cell Immunogenicity Models for the Bench and the Clinic

8:30Workshop Registration and Morning Coffee
9:00

Time for T - How immunogenicity happens (with an emphasis on T cell contribution)

Annie De Groot MD
CEO and CSO, EpiVax, Inc. &
Associate Professor of Medicine, BROWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER

9:45

Linking T to B - Clinical immunogenicity studies - Knocking T Out - In silico, In vitro (soluble HLA assays, Elispot vs T prolif) and in vivo (HLA transgenic mice)

Annie De Groot MD
CEO and CSO, EpiVax, Inc. &
Associate Professor of Medicine, BROWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER

10:15Morning Networking Break
10:45

Overview of tools available for pre-clinical immunogenicity testing – Clinical immunogenity studies and assay validation

 



 

Maria Barbosa, PhD, President and CEO, CA CONSULTANTS
11:30

Round Table Discussion

Workshop Leaders:
Annie De Groot MD

CEO and CSO, EpiVax, Inc. &
Associate Professor of Medicine, BROWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER

Maria Barbosa, PhD, President and CEO, CA CONSULTANTS

12:00

Luncheon for Workshop Leaders and Participants



 

B2: Afternoon Workshop

Overcoming Challenges in Development of Neutralization Assays and Techniques

1:00Workshop Registration
1:30Workshop Opens
This workshop covers the technical considerations in the design, development, validation, and interpretation of neutralizing antibody assays, including:

• Design & Development of Neutralizing Antibody Assays:
  - Selection of assay platform – ligand-binding versus bioassay?
  - Sensitivity – how to determine the sensitivity of the assay and how sensitive does it need to be?
  - Selection and number of reference standards and to controls?
  - Cutpoints – fixed, variable, or "other"
  - Matrix effects
  - Drug interference issues:
• How much residual drug should the assay tolerate?
• How to design a drug tolerant assay?
• Interpretation:
  - Guidelines used while reporting the data- Titers, Cut-offs, or EC50
  - How much neutralizing antibodies are needed to compromise efficacy? How do you determine that?
  - How do you deal with inconclusive IR data when drug is still in circulation
• Neutralizing Ab+ Cell-based assays

Neutralizing Antibody Assays for Naked Antibody and Antibody Drug Conjugate Products
• Assay format & detection systems
• Cut point determination for Neutralizing Antibody Assays
• Selection of Negative and Positive Controls
• Product interference
• Evaluation of assay parameters

Workshop Leaders:
Shalini Gupta, PhD, Associate Director Clinical Immunology,
AMGEN

An Song, Scientist,
GENENTECH

Uma Prabhakar, PhD, Director, Clinical Pharmacology & Experimental Medicine,
CENTOCOR

Wolf Klump, PhD, Principal Scientist, Analytical Biochemistry and Formulation,
SEATTLE GENETICS

3:0030-Minute Networking Break
5:00

Workshop Concludes

5:00 - 6:30

Wine and Cheese Reception
Hosted by Bioveris



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