A Data Driven Strategy for Implementation of Singlicate Analysis in Ligand Binding Assays Used for the Determination of Anti-drug Antibodies to a Multidomain Biotherapeutic.

IF 5 3区 医学 Q1 PHARMACOLOGY & PHARMACY AAPS Journal Pub Date : 2024-11-19 DOI:10.1208/s12248-024-00984-w
Susana Liu, Qiang Qu, Zhiping You, Gregory S Steeno, Charles Y Tan, Lisa A Dyleski, Ying Wang, Dan Baltrukonis
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A stepwise, data-driven approach for Anti-Drug Antibodies (ADA) singlicate assays has been developed to evaluate the feasibility of singlicate ligand binding assay (LBA) method development, qualification and validation to support our clinical programs. With initial precision runs in method validation and subsequent statistical analysis to directly compare duplicate and singlicate formats, our results indicated no meaningful difference in assay precision between duplicate and singlicate. Consequently, the rest of the ADA method validation proceeded with singlicate analysis yielding acceptable validation results. The validated ADA assay in singlicate has been employed to support a Phase I study. The appropriateness of singlicate analyses is further supported by Signal-to-Noise (S/N) data from the three tiers of the confirmatory positive samples, which showed strong correlation in S/N values.

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在配体结合试验中实施多重分析的数据驱动策略,用于确定多域生物治疗药物的抗药抗体。
我们为抗药抗体 (ADA) 一式两份检测法开发了一种循序渐进的数据驱动方法,用于评估一式两份配体结合检测法 (LBA) 方法开发、鉴定和验证的可行性,以支持我们的临床项目。通过方法验证中的初始精密度运行和随后的统计分析来直接比较复式和单式,我们的结果表明复式和单式的检测精密度没有明显差异。因此,ADA 方法验证的其余部分都是通过一式分析进行的,得出了可接受的验证结果。经过验证的一式一份 ADA 检测方法已用于支持一项 I 期研究。来自三层确证阳性样本的信噪比(S/N)数据进一步证明了一式两份分析的适当性,这些数据显示信噪比值之间具有很强的相关性。
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AAPS Journal 医学-药学
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