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Understanding Regulatory Pathway in India from Manufacture to
Market for Biosimilars
S. R. Rao, Advisor, DBT, and Member- Secretary, Review Committee on Genetic Engineering
Government of India, India
CONFERENCE DAY 1 [ 4 March 2015 ] Pune
Release of Guidelines on Similar Biologics by DBT the sidelines of BIO2012, Boston,.
Scope
Similar biologics that contain well characterized proteins as their active
substance, derived through modern biotechnological methods
such as “recombinant DNA technology.” The demonstration of similarity depends upon
detailed and comprehensive product characterization, preclinical and clinical studies carried out in comparison with a reference biologic.
The guidelines are applicable for similar biologics developed in India or imported into the country
Research and Commercialization of Biotech product Governed By;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986; - •Rules, 1989 of EPA • Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 - New Industrial Policy & Procedures, 1991 - EXIM Policy
• Drugs & Cosmetics Act, 1940 - Rules 1945 • Patent Act, 1970 • Consumer Protection Act, 1986 • Biodiversity Act, 2002 - Rules of Biological Diversity , 2004 • Safety and Standards Act, 2006, 2011, 2012 • Pharmaceutical Policy 2002
Regulatory frame work - Scope…… Statutory Bodies
National
Level
Genetic
Engineering
Appraisal
Committee (GEAC)
Final Approval for
environmental
release
Ministry of
Environment
and Forests
National
Level
Review Committee
For Genetic
Manipulation
(RCGM)
Scientific risk
assessment of
plants, animals,
biopharma,
microbes and
Guidelines
Ministry of
S&T
Department of
Biotechnology
Institute
university
/company
level
Institutional
Biosafety
Committee (IBSC)
with Nominee of
RCGM
R&D and Contained
Experiments
Ministry of
S&T
Department of
Biotechnology
Proposal
Institutional Biosafety Committee with DBT Nominee
RCGM’s approvals, based on the pre-clinical data,
RCGM conveys its recommendations to the applicant (copy to the DCG (I) for further n.a. and to GEAC for information)
RDAC/DCG(I) approves the protocol and recommends for conducting human clinical trials;
DCG(I) Examines the Human Clinical Trials data and Recommends to GEAC directly
GEAC approval for Environmental/Commercial Release
Regulatory clearance pathway for biosimilars in India
Early R&D
Import
per
mis
sion f
rom
RC
GM
for
GM
O
(Form
30/2
9)
Process
Development
Start of Pre-
Clinical
Studies/
Approval of
Toxicity studies
Per
mis
sion
fro
m R
CG
M t
o s
tart
toxic
ity
stu
die
s
(F
orm
C3)
Appro
val
of
tox
icit
y s
tudie
s fr
om
RC
GM
(
form
C4)
Phase –I
CT
Per
mis
sion
fro
m D
CG
(I)
to s
tart
Cli
nic
al
Tri
al
(Form
44)
ND
AC—
Tec
hin
cal
com
mit
tee –A
PE
X-
Ap
pro
val
Phase –II
CT
Su
bm
issi
on
of
Ph
ase
-I d
ata
in
form
44 t
o D
CG
I
To s
eek
per
mis
sion
fo
r P
hase
II/
II
(F
orm
44)
For B
iosim
ilars P
hase-II
may n
ot b
e not req
uired
Phase –
III
CT
Licensure PMS/
Phase-IV
and PAC
Mark
etin
g A
uth
ori
zati
on
fro
m D
CG
(I)l
(F
orm
46)
S
tate
FD
A i
ssues
MF
G. L
icen
se u
nder
Fro
m 2
8-D
For V
accin
es CD
L relea
se
is requ
ired fo
r Clin
ical tria
l use
NO
C f
rom
DC
G(I
) an
d M
an
ufa
ctu
rin
g o
f
tria
l b
atc
hes
un
der
form
29
For n
on
-recom
bin
an
t pro
du
ct,
perm
ission
un
der fo
rm 1
0/1
1 is
requ
ired
Su
bm
issi
on
of
PM
S d
ata
to
DC
GI
Per
mis
sion f
rom
RC
GM
to c
arry
out
R&
D a
ctiv
itie
s
Early R&D
Regulatory pathway for approval in India.
Stage Agency
Involved
Application Approval
Manufacturing license for test,
analysis and examination
State FDA/
CDSCO
Form 30 Form 29
Preclinical studies permission RCGM Form C3 Form C4
Submission of preclinical
study report
RCGM Form C5 Form C6
*#Clinical trial CDSCO, Form 44 Permission letter
*Manufacturing and marketing
permission
CDSCO Form 44 Form 45/ 46
(Finished product)
Manufacturing license State FDA/
CDSCO
Form 27 D Form 28 D
Registration and Import
license
CDSCO Form 40/ Form
8
Form 41/ Form 10
*The CTA and MAA shall be forwarded for SEC (Subject Expert Committee) approval.
#The clinical study proposal shall be forwarded to HMSC (Health Ministry Screening Committee) approval.
Selection of Reference Biologic
• Should be licensed in India and should be innovator product. The reference biologic should be licensed based on a full safety, efficacy and quality data. Therefore another similar biologic cannot be considered as a choice for reference biologic.
• If it is not marketed in India, the reference biologic should have been licensed and widely marketed for 4 years post approval in innovator jurisdiction in a country with well established regulatory framework.
• The same reference biologic should be used throughout the studies supporting the safety, efficacy and quality of the product (i.e. in the development programme for the similar biologic)
• The dosage form, strength and route of administration of the similar biologic should be the same as that of the reference biologic.
• The active substance (active ingredient) of the reference biologic and that of the similar biologic must be shown to be similar
Background about the nature of the product with appropriate references
Molecular biology details of the GMOs/LMOs employed
Standardization of fermentation/production procedures
Downstream process for purification
Product/protein characterization
Formulation and stability studies
Efficacy of the product
Acceptability criteria of the bulk and the formulated material wherever ready for preclinical or safety studies
Proposed work plan for preclinical & Immunogenicity or other safety studies
Proposed containment facility as well as measures
Decontamination and disposal mechanisms
Risk management (Emergency plan)
Any other relevant information
Data requirements for PCT Studies of Bio-Pharma
Summary of the products characteristics and process of development
List of preclinical study protocols approved by RCGM
Preclinical study reports
Measures taken for containment
Measures taken for Containment
Decontamination and disposal mechanisms
Risk management (Emergency plan)
Any other relevant information
Data requirements for PCT Studies of Bio-Pharma
Data requirements for for Clinical Trial Application
Pharmacokinetic Studies
Pharmacodynamic Studies
Confirmatory Safety and Efficacy Study
Safety and Immunogenicity Data
Measures taken for Containment
Extrapolation of Efficacy and Safety Data to other Indications
Market Authorization Application
Post-Market Data for Similar Biologics
Pharmacovigilance Plan
Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) Reporting
Post Marketing Studies (Pms)
0
5
10
15
20
25
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
Products
Companies
Products approved for pre-clinical studies
Our Performance
Products recommended to DCG(I) for appropriate phase of human clinical trials
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
Products
Companies
Our Performance
Similar Biologics Investigational
New Drug (IND)
IND
Veterinary
Biologicals
Therapeutics Monoclonal
Antibodies
rh-GCSF, PEG-rh-GCSF rh-FSH Infliximab r-HPV vaccine
rh-PTH (1-34) Romiplostim Adalimumab Polysialylated erythropoietin Oil adjuvant
TSOL18
rh-IFN-alpha 2a,
PEG-IFN- alpha 2a
Pegylated L-
Asparaginase
Bevacizumab Pneumococcal Conjugate
Vaccine Formulation – I & II
rh-IFN-alpha 2b,
PEG-IFN-alpha 2b
PEG-EPO Rituximab
r-Lysostaphin
rh-IFN-beta 1b Cetuximab r-HSA
rh-Insulin,
Insulin-Aspart,
Insulin-Glargine
Ranibizumab r-Streptokinase,
r-Clot Specific Streptokinase
Tenecteplase (TNK-tPA) Trastuzumab r-Hepatitis B monovalent
vaccine
Rabies-G VLP vaccine Denosumab r-Hepatitis B pentavalent
vaccine
Etanercept Golimumab r-PvDBPII
Darbepoetin alfa Live recombinant vaccine of
Vibrio cholerae
rh-PDGF-BB r-Human Menopausal
Gonadotropin
r-HCG beta
Products approved for pre-clinical studies and recommended to DCG(I) for appropriate phase of clinical Trials
Task Assigned by RCGM/GEAC Secretariat
Chief Scientific Officer (F)
Biologicals Agriculture Scientist (Biologicals ) Scientist (Agriculture )
Scrutiny & Evaluation of Dossier/Application
Report Preparation
Presentation before the RCGM to facilitate regulatory decision making
Scientist- Pharmacology Toxicology Biochemistry Microbiology Veterinary Pharmacology Molecular Biology/Genetics Fermentation Technology Pharma. Biotechnology Drug Regulatory Affairs Analytical Chemistry
Future plans : reforms in current system
Internal Risk Assessment unit to assist statutory bodies
The manufacturing processes for Biosimilars will always be different from those for originator biologics
Martin Kuhlmann, and Adrian Covic Nephrol. Dial. Transplant. 2006;21:v4-v8
Checklist for data requirement for PCT application of Biopharma products [Similar Biologic and Investigational New Drug (IND)]
Checklist for data requirement for PCT report of Biopharma
products [Similar Biologic and Investigational New Drug (IND)]
Engagement with stakeholders
PARAMETERS SIMILAR
BIOLOGICS
IND
A General Requirements A1 Whether the application contains table of contents, pages serially
numbered and annexure(s) separated with separator sheets
YES YES
A2 Copies of approval(s) accorded so far, by the RCGM for the
product under investigation
YES YES
A3 Justification to select the product as reference biologic/ innovator YES NO
A4 Background about the reference biologic/ innovator [includes
product name, active ingredient(s), therapeutic indication(s),
existing treatments for the proposed indications, mode of action,
strength, formulation, dosages, route of administration and
known side effects, if any] along with appropriate references
YES NO
A5 Background about the proposed product [includes product name,
active ingredient(s), therapeutic indication(s), existing treatments
for the proposed indications, mode of action, strength,
formulation, dosages, route of administration and envisaged side
effects, if any]
NO YES
Checklist for data requirement for PCT application of Biopharma products [Similar Biologic and Investigational New Drug (IND)]
Chairperson, BRAI & 2 full time & 2 part time members
Inter-Ministerial Governing Board
National Biotechnology Advisory Council
Environment Appraisal Panel Product Ruling Committee
Chief Regulatory Officer, Industrial & Environmental Applications
Division
Regulatory & Policy Unit
Scientific Advisory Panels (as needed)
Chief Regulatory Officer, Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry
Division
Regulatory & Policy Unit
Scientific Advisory Panels (as needed)
Scientific Advisory Panels (as needed)
Regulatory & Policy Unit
Chief Regulatory Officer, Human & Animal Health
Division
Cross-Sectoral Offices
National & International Policy Coordination Unit
Communication & Outreach Unit
Legal Unit
Monitoring, Compliance & Accreditation Unit
Capacity Building & Training Unit
Economic Analysis Unit
Biosafety Bill - to establish Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India
Risk Assessment Unit State Biotechnology Advisory Committee
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Indian GMO Research Information
Indian GMO Research Information System (IGMORIS) is a web
based database on activities involving the use of GMOs and
products thereof in India.
make available objective and realistic scientific information
relating to GMOs and products thereof under research, trials and
commercial use pertaining to
agriculture, pharmaceuticals, environment and industrial
products to all stakeholders including
scientists, regulators, industry and the public in general.
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