Towards Biosimilar Monoclonal Antibodies Pros And Cons

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Towards biosimilar monoclonalantibodiesPros and consEMEA Workshopon Biosimilar Monoclonal AntibodiesChristian K Schneider, MDBMWP ChairmanEuropean Medicines Agency (EMEA), UKPaul-Ehrlich-Institut, Germany

Can more complex biologicals bebiosimilars?In principle, the concept of “similar biological medicinalproducts” applies to any biological medicine.Guideline CPMP/BWP/437/04www.lucky-lions.comHow much do we need to know?Idea: C. NickHow much „similarity“ do we need?Christian K Schneider2

Why „biosimilar“ (and not „biogeneric“)?Aspirin180 DaltonsInsulin5 700 DaltonsMAb150 000 DaltonsChristian K SchneiderSource: Cecil Nick, Parexel3

Why „biosimilar“ (and not „biogeneric“)?“The process is the product. “- Fluctuations in the manufacturing process(e.g., pH, temperature, culture media):Batch inconsistency(glycosylation spectra, aggregates)- Changes in the manufacturing process(e.g., expression system):New product? „One process – one product“ paradigmBiotechnological medicinal products are „individuals“Biotechnological medicinal products are more than the drug substanceSmall changes can have high impactChristian K Schneider4

Terminology that mattersCave terminology!Pieter Bruegel der Ältere (1525/1530(1525/1530-1569)The Tower of Babel, 1563» Biosimilar mAb– Similarity of active substance– Aim is to establish similarity to licensed product– Same indications (but not necessarily all)» 2nd generation mAb– Different active substance(Humira is not a biosimilar to Remicade !)– Stand-alone development, might however be comparative– Can be different indications– (would these be the „follow-on“ biologicals?)Christian K Schneider5

Monoclonal antibodies – a success storyReichert J et al: Monoclonal antibody successes in the clinic. Nature Biotechnol.23(9): 1073 (2005)Christian K Schneider6

Evolution of monoclonal antibodiesEvolution of monoclonal antibodies („-mab“):Murine mAbChimaeric mAbHumanized mAbFully Human Arcitumomab(CEA-Scan )(1996)Infliximab(Remicade )(1999)Trastuzumab(Herceptin )(2000)Adalimumab(Humira )(2003) murine humanNew constructs- bispecific antibodies- diabodies- single chain fragments- engineered Fc mAbs- conjugated mAbs- .ImmunogenicityChristian K Schneider7

We have experience!Christian K SchneiderReichert J et al: Monoclonal antibody successes in the clinic. Nature Biotechnol.23(9): 1073 (2005)8

Non-clinical testing: A question ofrelevanceCentral aspect: biotechnological products arespecies-specific.A relevant species is one in which the test material ispharmacologically active due to the expression of thereceptor or an epitope (in the case of monoclonalantibodies)*.*NfG on preclinical safety evaluation of biotechnology derived pharmaceuticals(CPMP/ICH/302/95; ICH S6)Relevant species for licensed mAbs describedChristian K Schneider9

Potency assays are availableProductSpecificityPotency liferation bioassay(inhibition of rhVEGF-inducedproliferation of Human UmbilicalVein Endotheliae CellsHUVEC).Assay chosen as drugsubstance release testbased on its sensitivity(ability to detect significantchanges in the activity),robustness, precision(RSD 10%) and accuracy(98-102%)(relative number of viable cells,quantified by ion of binding ofradiolabelled IL-2 to IL-2receptor expressed on Tlymphocytes (and thus inhibitionof lymphocyte proliferation)Synagis(Palivizumab)Anti-RSVIn vitro: RSVMicroneutralisation Assay, RSVFusion Inhibition Assay,BIAcore AnalysisIn vivo potency: Reduction ofRSV titre in the lungs of infectedcotton ratsTysabri(Natalizumab)Anti-α4-integrinIn vitro assay: Ability to bindα4-integrins and block itsinteraction with its co-receptor.Xolair(Omalizumab)Anti-IgEInhibition of binding: Ability ofomalizumab to inhibit binding ofIgE to its receptorChristian K SchneiderComparison of differentpredecessor products withpalivizumab duringdevelopmentShown to correlate to theinhibition of release ar/eparintro.htm10

Current methodology: IncreasingsensitivityOOOOPhysicochemical characterisation, e.g.» Capillary electrophoresis with laser-induced fluorescencedetection (CE-LIF)» Mass spectrometry techniques (e.g., MALDI-TOF)» Nuclear magnetic resonanceAntigen-antibody interaction, e.g.» Surface plasmon resonanceSecondary structure detection, e.g.» Circular dichroism in near- and far-UV spectraCombination of methodologies, e.g.» liquid chromatography combined with mass spectrometry(e.g. Beck, A. et al, J Chromatogr B Analyt Technol Biomed Life Sci. 819(2): 203-218 (2005))Christian K Schneider11

Licensed mAbs: Efficacy and safetyOFor example: Remicade (Infliximab)(anti-TNFα)OLicensed indications:»»»»»»»Rheumatoid arthritisAdult Crohn‘s diseasePaediatric Crohn‘s diseaseUlcerative colitisAnkylosing spondylitisPsoriatic arthritisPsoriasisChristian K s/EPAR/remicade/remicade.htm12

Licensed mAbs: Efficacy and safetyOFor example: Moderate to severe psoriasisBefore treatmentChristian K SchneiderAfter s/EPAR/remicade/remicade.htm13

Licensed mAbs: Efficacy and safetyOSafety data in 2005:– TREAT-Registry (only patients with Crohn‘s disease)(Crohn’s Therapy Resource Evaluation and Assessment Toolregistry)O 6290 patients, 3235 of them treated with RemicadeO Ca. 25.000 Infusions– Cumulative safety data (August 1998 – August 2004):O 1.350.000 Patient yearsO 576.000 PatientsChristian K EPAR/Remicade/EMEA-H-240-II-69-AR.pdf14

Toward biosimilar mAbs andCon‘sChristian K Schneider15

Complexity of monoclonal antibodiesChristian K SchneiderCarter PJ: Potent antibody therapeutics by design, Nature Rev Immunol 6, 343 (2006)16

Glycosylation of mAbsChristian K Schneider17

GlycosylationChristian K Schneider18

Complexity of monoclonal antibodiesTypical antibody manufacturing processeh“TChristian K Schneiderssecorpiseht.tcudopr“Carson KL. Flexibility – The guiding principle for antibody manufacturing.Nature Biotechnol 23(9): 1054 (2005)19

Current methodology: IncreasingsensitivityOOOO?hPhysicochemical characterisation, e.g.gu» Capillary electrophoresis with laser-inducedfluorescenceodetection (CE-LIF)ne» Mass spectrometry techniques(e.g., MALDI-TOF)e» Nuclear magnetic resonanceti ivsAntigen-antibody interaction,e.g.ne» Surface plasmon resonancesSecondary structuredetection, e.g.es in near- and far-UV spectra» Circular dichroismethof methodologies, e.g.Combinationer» liquid chromatography combined with mass spectrometryA(e.g. Beck, A. et al, J Chromatogr B Analyt Technol Biomed Life Sci. 819(2): 203-218 (2005))Christian K Schneider20

Biosimilar mAbs:Signs or fiction?Are obviously approaching?!Christian K Schneider21

EMEA WorkshopOOOOOOPhilosophy: Open discussion on pros andcons of biosimilar mAbsPossibility and feasibilityNo conclusion (yet) but scientific evolutionQuestions as a starting pointFocussed presentations, not meant to beexhaustive, but to initiate discussions.If issues come up that are important, but donot fit to the topic of session: Move to end ofworkshop (where there should be time)Christian K Schneider22

The floor is yours!Christian K Schneider23

*NfG on preclinical safety evaluation of biotechnology derived pharmaceuticals (CPMP/ICH/302/95; ICH S6) Relevant species for licensed mAbs described. Christian K Schneider 10 Potency assays are available . OPhilosophy: Open discussion on pros and cons of biosimilar mAbs

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