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EMA Regulatory Workshop EMA Regulatory Workshop Advanced Therapy in Retinal and Macular Degeneration Advanced Therapy in Retinal and Macular Degeneration Stem Cell Organization Industry View Stem Cell Organization Industry View 28 October 2011


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EMA Regulatory Workshop Advanced Therapy in Retinal and Macular Degeneration Stem Cell Organization Industry View

28 October 2011

EMA Regulatory Workshop Advanced Therapy in Retinal and Macular Degeneration Stem Cell Organization Industry View

28 October 2011

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Objective

  • To review retinal stem cell therapies:

– Strategy – Potential approaches in clinical development – Population – Potential endpoints in different phases – Duration of trials – Challenges

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Stem Cell Research & Development Segmentation

Stem Cell Research and Development Based upon Method of Delivery Based on “Potency” of Cells

  • Omnipotent
  • Pluripotent
  • Multipotent
  • Oligopotent
  • Unipotent
  • Autologous
  • Allogeneic
  • Xenogeneic

Stem Cell Research - Market Trends, Investment Trends and Pipeline Analysis. GBI Research, February 2010.

Based upon Mechanism of Action

  • Trophic
  • Regenerative
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Types of ATMP

  • Somatic cell
  • Differentiated cell
  • Tissue-engineered product
  • Combined ATMP
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Embryology

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Mechanisms of Action for Allogeneic Products

Trophic

Cells replace injured native tissue and restore function

Isolated cells

Regenerative

Somatic Cell Therapy Product

Two pathways for Cell Therapies in treating disease:

Cells support or repair injured native tissue and preserve function

Isolated cells Expanded, Differentiated Cell Therapy Product

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Strategy

  • Unmet medical needs
  • Targeted delivery
  • Commercial manufacturing scale
  • Potential immune privilege
  • Clinical biomarker (imaging) strategy
  • Approach: pursue proof-of-concept

OCT Image—Diabetes SD-OCT Image—Diabetes Adaptive Optics OCT

NEJM 2004;350:48-58 and http://vsri.ucdavis.edu/research/retinal/ao-oct

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Autologous Limbal Stem Cell Treatment

NEJM 2010;363:147-155

Before After

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Clinical Trials of ATMP in Retinal Disease*

Cell MoD Indication Sponsor hESC-derived RPE cells Allogeneic GA, Stargardt’s Macular Dystrophy Advanced Cell Technology Encapsulated CNTF- producing cells (NT-501 implant) Allogeneic RP, Dry AMD Neurotech Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Autologous (post ablation) Autoimmune-related Retinopathy Northwestern University Bone marrow stem cells Autologous RP University of São Paulo hUTC Allogeneic RP, Dry AMD Centocor

* Source: www.clinicaltrials.gov

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New Workstreams: Cell Therapy in Clinical Trials

GMP GCP Clinical Supplies Clinical Trial

Shipping

GMP

Cell Processing*

Donor Eligibility Qualification Preparation

  • f

Clinical Supply Completion Of Batch Record Administration To Patient

MD Review

Commission Directives

Conventional Therapeutics Cell-based Products * 2004/23/EC as amended; also Regulations and Guidelines

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Challenges

  • Understanding the science

– Predictive animal models

  • Presence of a macula
  • Allo/Xeno conundrum

– Tumorgenicity

  • Quality

– Donor testing and eligibility – Methodology

  • Time and product-consuming test methods (e.g., sterility testing)
  • Necessity to release product under restrictions (tests may not have

been completed prior to administration to patient)

  • Aseptic, rather than sterile, product

– Comparability

  • Characterisation

– Ability to scale

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Challenges

  • Clinical

– Dose development: Cyto-kinetics – Targeted delivery

  • Surgical procedures and devices
  • Placebo controls

– Immunogenicity – Endpoints for new indications

  • Sequenced through phases to achieve desired label

– Safety – PoC – Dose – Confirmation of clinically meaningful benefit

  • Need biomarkers and response instruments (e.g., ACR criteria)

– Retreatment – Long-term safety follow-up

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Challenges

  • Regulatory

– Global Harmonization – ICH

  • Definition of Combination Product

– Uncertainty

  • Limited regulatory experience
  • Risk/benefit of ATMP

– Address Pediatric Rule

  • Commercial Development

– Reimbursement for therapy and delivery procedure – Data must be generated by end of Phase 3