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该奖项的主要目的是资助早期临床前工作和初步临床研究,以支持计划中的未来使用表儿茶素干预人类受试者的P01应用。已经制定了一项研究计划,其最终目标是获得联邦药物管理局(FDA)的研究性新药(IND)批准。IND批准将允许使用(+/-)-表儿茶素(即外消旋表儿茶素)实施临床研究。该计划围绕以下6个主要目标(目的)构建:完成提交给FDA的ind前咨询包。参与的科学家将准备一份IND前申请包,以便与FDA协商,以确定未来IND提交和批准所需的信息和数据。目标2。使用(+/-)-表儿茶素进行啮齿动物和/或狗的药代动力学(PK)研究。未来的人体剂量优化研究可能需要在动物身上进行初步研究,以确定外消旋表儿茶素混合物可能有效的剂量范围。目标3。聘请外部承包服务机构对啮齿类动物和/或狗进行使用(+/-)-表儿茶素的毒理学研究。将对啮齿动物和/或狗进行为期28天的毒理学研究,以评估(+/-)-表儿茶素的安全性,这些数据可能对其随后在人类中的使用至关重要。目标4。基于上述收集的信息和结果,向FDA提交IND申请以进行I期研究。研究团队将收集所有相关信息和结果,向FDA提交IND申请,以实施人体I期研究。目标5。I期研究:对(+/-)-表儿茶素进行单剂量和多剂量PK和药效学(PD)分析,以确定安全剂量范围。在为期一天的研究中,人类受试者将被连续给予(+/-)-表儿茶素(最多六次递增剂量中的一种)并取样血液。在为期7天的研究中,每天重复给药(+/-)-表儿茶素,并连续取样血液。主要结果将是安全措施(如心电图、血压、临床化学)和血液和尿液中表儿茶素的浓度。次要结果将是血脂、葡萄糖和胰岛素浓度以及全身性炎症标志物。目标5包括应急计划(子目标A和B),以防FDA不要求进行动物研究。目的5A将使用采集的血液样本来确定巨噬细胞极性和细胞因子分泌的调节。目的5B将使用收集的血清样本进行代谢组学分析和检测线粒体功能改变的证据。目标6。基于上述收集的所有信息和I期结果(Aim 5),向FDA提交IND申请,以进行长期人体临床研究。拟议的计划最终将允许研究团队收集关键的临床前和临床信息,这些信息被认为是FDA批准使用表儿茶素外消旋体在人类受试者中进行长期研究时可能需要的。
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The major objective of this award is to fund early phase pre-clinical work and initial clinical research in support of a planned future P01 application using an epicatechin based intervention in human subjects. A research plan has been developed whose ultimate goal is the granting of an Investigational New Drug (IND) approval by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA). An IND approval would allow the implementation of clinical studies using (+/-)-epicatechin (i.e., epicatechin racemate). The plan is structured around 6 major goals (aims) as follows: Aim 1. Complete a pre-IND consultation package to be submitted to the FDA. Participating scientists will prepare a pre-IND application package for consultation with the FDA to ascertain the information and data required for a future IND submission and approval. Aim 2. Pursue pharmacokinetic (PK) studies in rodents and/or dogs using (+/-)-epicatechin. Future dose optimization studies in humans may require initial studies in animals to identify a dose range deemed likely to be effective for the racemic epicatechin mixture. Aim 3. Employ outside contracting services to pursue toxicology studies in rodents and/or dogs using (+/-)-epicatechin. A 28-day toxicology study in rodents and/or dogs will be implemented to evaluate the safety of (+/-)-epicatechin, data that may be essential for its subsequent use in humans. Aim 4. Based upon the above collected information and results, submit an IND application to the FDA in pursuit of phase I studies. The research team will collect all relevant information and results for the submission of an IND application to the FDA to implement phase I studies in humans. Aim 5. Phase I studies: Perform single and multi-dose PK and pharmacodynamic (PD) analysis of (+/-)-epicatechin in human subjects to determine a safe dosing range. For one day studies, human subjects will be given (+/-)-epicatechin (one of up to six incremental doses) and blood sampled serially. For 7 day studies, repeated daily dosing with (+/-)-epicatechin will take place and blood also sampled serially. Primary outcomes will be safety measures (e.g., electrocardiogram, blood pressure, clinical chemistry) and concentrations of epicatechin in blood and urine. Secondary outcomes will be lipids, glucose and insulin concentrations, and markers of systemic inflammation. Aim 5 includes contingency plans (sub aims A and B) in case animal studies are not required by the FDA. Aim 5A will use blood samples collected to ascertain macrophage polarity and regulation of cytokine secretion. Aim 5B will use serum samples collected to perform metabolomics profiling and test for evidence of altered mitochondrial function. Aim 6. Based upon all of the above collected information and Phase I results (Aim 5), submit an IND application to the FDA in pursuit of long-term clinical studies in humans. The proposed plan will ultimately allow the research team to gather critical pre-clinical and clinical information deemed likely to be required by the FDA in granting approval for longer-term studies in human subjects using the epicatechin racemate.
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  • 批准号:
    8460420
  • 项目类别:
  • 资助金额:
    $0.0万
  • 财政年份:
    2012
  • 负责人:
    Robert Roy Henry
  • 依托单位:
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