Tox Clarity advances the development of your drug in three arenas.

  • Nonclinical Development Strategies

    Create strategic vision specific to novel product modality, therapeutic area, and stage of development

    Modalities:

    • Small molecules, recombinant proteins, antibodies, oligonucleotides, cell therapies, gene therapies

    Therapeutic Areas:

    • Neurology, ophthalmology, oncology, wound healing, hematology, metabolic diseases, dermatology
    • Rare, severe and life threatening

    Stage of Clinical Development:

    • pre-IND (to inform selection of safe starting dose, maximum escalation dose, dose regimen, patient population, monitoring criteria)
    • pre-Phase 3 Clinical-stage (to inform inclusion of WOCBP, addition of pediatric cohorts, assessment in large populations)
    • pre-NDA/BLA (to inform labeling)
    • Post-marketing (to inform regulatory commitments, label expansion, market expansion)

    Stage of Business Development:

    • To defined inflection points (spending cap, Proof-of-Concept)
    • To defined milestones (First-in-human, clinical Phase 3, marketing registration)
  • Regulatory Science

    Identify opportunities for streamlined development and/or Accelerated Approval

    Define the ‘when’ and ‘with what data’ as well as probability of award

    • Carcinogenicity, chronic toxicity, developmental and reproductive toxicity waivers
    • Orphan Drug Designation applications
    • Fast Track, Breakthrough Designation applications
    • 505(b)1 or 505(b)2 pathways

    Confirm scientific studies meet regulatory requirements and sufficiently address drug product risks

    Review study protocols, findings, interpretations, and reports

    • Toxicology, safety pharmacology, secondary pharmacology, and in vitro drug-drug interaction studies
    • non-GLP, GLP standards

    Contextualize findings in regulatory submissions

    Communicate import for clinical development and marketing

    • Define target organs, critical toxicities, reversibility, monitorability, and margins of safety
    • Address relevance for patients
    • Profile similarities and differences relative to drug class or standard of care
    • Provide appropriate emphasis in Investigator Brochures and Drug Safety Update Reports
    • Draft label language

    Compose or revise regulatory documents

    Prepare and maintain eCTD INDs/CTAs and NDAs/BLAs

    • Module 1: Meeting background materials and correspondence, special protocol assessment requests, pediatric study plans, information amendments, annual reports, post-marketing commitments
    • Module 2: Nonclinical overview, written summaries, tabulated summaries
    • Module 3: Novel excipient and impurities qualification

    Develop global Investigator Brochures

    • Structure content to align across multiple regulatory regions

    Represent nonclinical affairs in health authority meetings

    Judiciously utilize time to obtain actionable feedback and generate goodwill

  • Due Diligence

    Acquisitions:

    Evaluate nonclinical data and package completeness, assess risks, and construct a gap analysis relative to the next critical milestone

    Divestitures:

    Organize and present the data package to facilitate easy, clear review by potential partners