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Development of a DIVI platform for issue resolution in pre-clinical drug development.

Development of a DIVI platform for issue resolution in pre-clinical drug development.
开发 DIVI 平台以解决临床前药物开发中的问题。
批准号:
8977671
负责人:
Brian Robert Wamhoff
金额:
$112.64万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-08-05 至 2017-01-31

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 描述(申请人提供):药物诱导的血管损伤(DVI)是临床前动物研究中的一种常见现象,其典型特征是出血、血管内皮细胞和平滑肌细胞坏死、中层血细胞浸润和炎症。由于几个原因,人们对divi背后的机制还不是很清楚。临床前GLP动物研究中的DVI结果可能会中断或阻止一种有希望的药物进入临床。此外,在非人类灵长类动物中进行GLP安全性研究,以降低较低物种早期Divi发现的风险,费用高昂。HemoSher,LLC是一家生物技术研究公司,利用专利方法(US 7,811,782)在体外联合培养动物和人类原代细胞恢复体内生物学。血剪血管系统使原代血管内皮细胞在与原代平滑肌细胞共同培养时暴露于血管区域特定的血流动力学。在这个系统中,血管细胞被从体内特定区域的形态和功能恢复所指示的非生理性“状态”中解救出来。重要的是,血液剪切系统中的细胞对浓度接近体内动物或人类暴露水平的药物表现出有效或毒性反应,这通常与标准2D静态细胞培养系统相差1至2个数量级。HemoSher对已知的DVI化合物的初步数据表明,我们的科学可以在体外和临床前GLP研究之前预测不可预见的DVI。2014年,HemoSher获得了小企业管理局颁发的Tibbetts SBIR奖,以表彰其创新商业化。这项SBIR的目的是进一步验证HemoSear DIVI平台在临床前药物发现和开发中的常规商业应用和前瞻性决策。
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 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Drug-induced vascular injury (DIVI) is a common phenomenon in pre-clinical animal studies and is typically characterized by hemorrhage, vascular endothelial and smooth muscle cell necrosis, medial blood cell infiltration and inflammation. Mechanisms underlying DIVI are not well understood for several reasons. A DIVI result in a preclinical GLP animal study can interrupt or stop the progression of a promising drug to the clinic. In addition, GLP safety studies in non-human primates required to de-risk early DIVI findings in lower species are costly. HemoShear, LLC is a biotechnology research company that utilizes patented methodologies (US 7,811,782) to restore in vivo biology to animal and human primary cells in co-culture in vitro. The HemoShear vascular system exposes primary endothelial cells to vascular region-specific hemodynamics in co-culture with primary smooth muscle cells. In this system, vascular cells are rescued from a non-physiological "state" as indicated by restoration of region-specific in vivo morphology and function. Importantly, cells in the HemoShear system demonstrate an efficacious or toxic response to drugs at concentrations that approximate in vivo animal or human exposure levels, which are often 1 to 2 orders of magnitude different from standard 2D static cell culture systems. HemoShear's preliminary data with known DIVI compounds show that our science can predict unforeseen DIVI in vitro and prior to pre-clinical GLP studies. In 2014, HemoShear received the Tibbetts SBIR Award from the Small Business Administration for commercialization of innovation. The purpose of this SBIR is to further validate the HemoShear DIVI platform for routine commercial application and prospective decision-making in pre-clinical drug discovery and development.
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