Toxoid adjuvant CRM197 production in a stable reduced genome E. coli strain
在稳定的基因组减少的大肠杆菌菌株中产生类毒素佐剂 CRM197
基本信息
- 批准号:9897524
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 100万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-09-05 至 2022-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdjuvantAmino AcidsAntibodiesAntineoplastic AgentsAutomationBacterial MeningitisBacterial PneumoniaBiologicalBiological AssayBiological ProductsBiomanufacturingCarrier ProteinsCitiesClientClinicalConjugate VaccinesContractsCyclic GMPDevelopmentDiphtheriaDiphtheria ToxinDiseaseDocumentationEndotoxinsEngineeringEscherichia coliEvaluationFermentationFormulationFreezingFutureGenomeGenomicsHigh Pressure Liquid ChromatographyHumanIndustryInvestigational New Drug ApplicationLiquid substanceLocationManufacturer NameMarket ResearchMethodsMinorMissionModernizationPhasePneumoniaProceduresProcessProductionProteinsProtocols documentationPublic HealthQuality ControlRecombinantsReference ValuesResearchResourcesRunningSalesSamplingSmall Business Innovation Research GrantSpeedSystemT-LymphocyteTechnologyTechnology TransferTestingTimeToxinToxoidsTrainingUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesVaccinesValidationWisconsincGMP productioncell bankcostcross reacting material 197experienceimmunogenicityimprovedinnovationinterestmanufacturing processmicrobialmutantoperationpreventprototypescale upstability testingtherapeutic proteinvaccine development
项目摘要
Scarab Genomics has established a unique, tiny footprint, extended bacterial fermentation process enabled by
its reduced genome E. coli, for production of protein therapeutics, especially vaccine conjugates. The process
will massively reduce the cost and upgrade the quality of these critical vaccine components. This Phase IIB
resubmission focuses on commercial development of Scarab’s first vaccine product, the diphtheria mutant
toxin CRM197, an important component of highly successful conjugate vaccines, of significant interest to the
mission of the NIH. CRM197 has also shown promise as an anti-cancer agent. In high demand worldwide, it is
difficult to produce by batch technology, so supply is constrained and unreliable. For Scarab to enter the
vaccine market, cGMP-grade product is required. For maximum efficiency, Scarab proposes to outsource initial
production of cGMP-grade CRM197 to a company that will use Scarab’s innovative process in its GMP facility,
validating the process for GMP manufacturing. In a previous Phase 2 SBIR project, our process generated
high levels of pure recombinant CRM197 and yielded consistently high quality soluble and stable CRM197
protein. In particular, the A and B breakdown products are minor components of Scarab’s high-quality product.
The downstream process (DSP) from Phase 2 resulted in highly pure CRM197 now sold on the research
market. Since the original Ph2B proposal, new research has established (i) successful scale up to a 10L
productive fermentation process and (ii) a dramatically more modern and efficient DSP that is automatable, a
vital requirement for commercial viability.
Waisman Biomanufacturing (WB), a well-established not-for-profit cGMP contract development and
manufacturing organization, will perform production of cGMP-grade CRM197. WB was selected because it has
provided a very competitive quote, and has exceptional experience and expertise – it has manufactured (and
its clients have released) well over 300 clinical-grade products, with 5-10 investigational new drug applications
submitted by their partners each year. WB’s location in the same city as Scarab will facilitate technology
transfer and project oversight. The Specific Aims are:
1) Full development, scale-up and automation of the new DSP. Late-stage development of the fermentation
process at Scarab, including four pilot fermentations and downstream processing, technology transfer to WB,
and cGMP process development. 2) engineering GMP prototype run, specifications regarding purity and
potency established. 3) Three GMP production runs that formulize within-run and post-purification
specifications. 4) Final product validation that will include purity and potency assays (conjugation and human
immunogenicity). Stability studies by Nitto Avecia. Materials from GMP engineering and production runs will
provide potential customers with samples for evaluation. Project information will be used in a Biological Master
File at the FDA.
圣甲虫基因组公司已经建立了一种独特的、占地面积很小的、延长的细菌发酵过程,通过
其还原基因组的大肠杆菌,用于生产蛋白质治疗药物,特别是疫苗结合物。这个过程
将大幅降低成本并提高这些关键疫苗组件的质量。此阶段IIB
重新提交的重点是Scarab的第一个疫苗产品-白喉突变株的商业开发
CRM197毒素,是非常成功的结合疫苗的重要组成部分,引起了
美国国立卫生研究院的使命。CRM197也显示出作为抗癌药物的前景。在全球范围内需求旺盛,它是
很难通过批量技术生产,因此供应受限且不可靠。为了让Scarab进入
疫苗市场上,cGMP级产品是必需的。为了最大限度地提高效率,Scarab建议将初始
将cGMP级CRM197的生产交给一家公司,该公司将在其GMP设施中使用Scarab的创新工艺,
对GMP生产工艺进行验证。在之前的第2阶段SBIR项目中,我们的流程生成了
高水平的纯重组CRM197,并产生稳定的优质可溶性CRM197
蛋白。特别是,A和B细分产品是Scarab高质量产品的次要组件。
第二阶段的下游工艺(DSP)产生了高纯度的CRM197,现在该研究已售出
市场。自从最初的Ph2B提案以来,新的研究已经建立了:(I)成功地扩展到10L
生产发酵过程和(Ii)显著更现代化和更高效的可自动化的数字信号处理器,
对商业可行性的至关重要的要求。
韦斯曼生物制造(WB),一家久负盛名的非营利性cGMP合同开发和
制造组织,将执行cGMP级CRM197的生产。WB被选中是因为它拥有
提供极具竞争力的报价,并拥有非凡的经验和专业知识-它已制造(和
它的客户已经发布了300多个临床级产品,有5-10个正在研究的新药申请
由他们的合作伙伴每年提交。WB与Scarab位于同一城市将促进技术
转让和项目监督。具体目标是:
1)新一代数字信号处理器的全面开发、规模化和自动化。发酵的后期发展
Scarab的工艺,包括四个中试发酵和下游加工,向WB转让技术,
和cGMP工艺开发。2)工程GMP原型运行,关于纯度和
效力已建立。3)三个GMP生产流程,规定生产过程中和净化后
规格。4)最终产品验证,将包括纯度和效力分析(接合和人
免疫原性)。稳定性研究:Nitto Avecia。来自GMP工程和生产运行的材料将
为潜在客户提供样品以供评估。项目信息将在生物大师中使用
向FDA提交文件。
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