Zeeh Pharmaceutical Experimental Station
泽医药实验站
基本信息
- 批准号:7691791
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 14.81万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcuteAnimal ModelAnimal TestingAnimalsBiologicalBiological AssayBiological FactorsBiological MarkersBlood specimenBreedingCellsChemopreventionClassClinical TrialsData AnalysesDevelopmentDoctor of PharmacyDoseDrug FormulationsDrug KineticsDrug effect disorderEvaluationGoalsHalf-LifeHealth SciencesIn VitroIndustryLaboratoriesMetabolismMethodologyModelingMusNew AgentsNumbersPerformancePermeabilityPharmaceutical PreparationsPharmacodynamicsPharmacogeneticsPharmacologic SubstancePharmacy SchoolsPopulationPreparationPropertyResearch PersonnelSamplingScreening procedureServicesSolubilityStagingTestingTitrationsToxic effectToxicologyUniversitiesWorkanimal facilitybasedesigndrug developmentdrug discoveryexperiencein vivoinstrumentinstrumentationonce housedprogramsresearch study
项目摘要
The Zeeh Pharmaceutical Experiment Station, located within the School of Pharmacy, is designed to support
the early-stage pharmaceutical development needs of University-based and regional industry drug discovery
laboratories. The Station brings substantial industrial drug development experience to the UW NCDDG
working team, enabling it to build strategic advantage into their evolving tactical plans in meeting their long
term program goals.
In the early stages of the NCDDG molecule synthesis effort, a small number of class-representative
natural product compounds will be carefully selected and used as the basis for the development of semiquantitative
analytical methodology useful for preparation and in vitro assessment of the compounds. For
compounds passing the initial in vitro biological activity criteria, selected representative candidates will be
tested for their physicochemical properties which relate to their performance in vivo, e.g. solubility and cell
permeability, to offer some guidance to the downstream testing work. In further support of in vivo studies,
the Station will prepare and test (including relevant stability in vitro) formulations of approximately 16 drug
candidates selected on the basis of in vitro studies (as above) for studies of PK/metabolism in mice (per
model) at a set dose of approximately 0.5 mg/kg. In accordance with the half-lives so determined, acute
toxicology evaluation (MTD) will follow in mice (per model). From these PK/metabolism and acute
toxicology results, it is expected that 12 compounds will be chosen based on their half-life and MTD for study
in the four animal efficacy models.
Station will also provide the UW NCDDG team Lab Program 3 with a coordinated administrative
interface to the School of Pharmacy AAALAC-accredited animal facility in which mice will be housed once
the animal models have been fully developed and will support all or a large proportion of the breeding
colonies and test animal populations for pharmacokinetics (PK) - compound half-life, dose titration;
determination of MTD; acute toxicology (MTD, non-GLP); and mouse efficacy screening. The Station will
also coordinate with the Bioanalytical (GLP) laboratory in the UWCCC for the analysis of blood samples
drawn on behalf of the PK-related studies, and will manage the data analysis.
Zeeh制药实验站位于药学院内,旨在支持
基于大学和区域工业药物发现的早期药物开发需求
laboratories.该站为UW NCDDG带来了丰富的工业药物开发经验
工作团队,使其能够在不断发展的战术计划中建立战略优势,
长期计划目标。
在NCDDG分子合成工作的早期阶段,少数具有代表性的
天然产物化合物将被仔细选择,并用作半定量开发的基础。
用于制备和体外评价化合物的分析方法。为
通过初始体外生物活性标准的化合物,将选择代表性候选物,
测试与其体内性能相关的理化性质,例如溶解度和细胞毒性。
渗透率,以提供一些指导下游测试工作。为了进一步支持体内研究,
该站将制备和测试(包括有关体外稳定性)约16种药物的配方
根据体外研究(如上所述)选择的候选人用于小鼠PK/代谢研究(根据
模型),设定剂量约为0.5 mg/kg。根据如此确定的半衰期,
随后在小鼠中进行毒理学评价(MTD)(每个模型)。从这些PK/代谢和急性
根据毒理学结果,预计将根据其半衰期和MTD选择12种化合物进行研究
在四种动物功效模型中。
空间站还将为UW NCDDG团队实验室项目3提供协调的管理
接口的药学院AAALAC认可的动物设施,其中小鼠将被安置一次
动物模型已经得到充分开发,将支持所有或大部分育种工作,
菌落和测试动物群体的药代动力学(PK)-化合物半衰期、剂量滴定;
MTD测定;急性毒理学(MTD,非GLP);和小鼠功效筛选。该站将
还与UWCCC的生物分析(GLP)实验室协调,以分析血液样本
代表PK相关研究绘制,并将管理数据分析。
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