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Keys to a Successful IND Filing

This NCI SBIR PLAN Webinar Series focuses on: Keys to a Successful IND Filing

When taking steps to commercialize the therapeutics, the company's clinical study sponsor must submit an Investigational New Drug Application (IND) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in order to request permission to administer an experimental medication or biological product to human subjects. In the latest installment of this PLAN webinar series, a panel of SBIR/STTR awardees covers the key considerations when filing an IND application for your biotech innovation with the FDA.

The topics discussed include:

  • Considerations for hiring regulatory consultants
  • Pre-IND meetings
  • Utilizing SBIR funds toward IND-enabling studies
  • IND pitfalls
  • Resources for process & product development
  • Clinical Protocols

Please find advice videos from each panelist below.

Linnaeus Therapeutics - Key to a Successful Investigational New Drug (IND) Filing
Linnaeus Therapeutics
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Considerations for hiring regulatory consultants

Clinical protocols

Combining investigational product with FDA-approved product

IND guidance documents

Luminary Therapeutics - Key to a Successful Investigational New Drug (IND) Filing
Luminary Therapeutics
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Utilizing SBIR funds toward IND-enabling studies 

CAR-T cell therapies

Resources for process & product development

Pre-IND meetings

Metaclipse Therapeutics - Key to a Successful Investigational New Drug (IND) Filing
Metaclipse Therapeutics
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eCTD modules and electronic submission

Personalized cancer vaccines

In-house manufacturing

INTERACT meetings and Pre-IND meetings

IND pitfalls

OncoC4 - Key to a Successful Investigational New Drug (IND) Filing
OncoC4
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Considerations for hiring regulatory consultants

Tips for CRO/CDMO selection

Toxicology studies

Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC)

Clinical site selection

 

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