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Title: ANDA Bioequivalence Studies That Fail to Meet FDA


1
ANDA Bioequivalence Studies That Fail to Meet
FDAs Current Bioequivalence Criteria
  • Dale P. Conner, Pharm.D.
  • Division of Bioequivalence
  • Office of Generic Drugs
  • OPS, CDER, FDA

2
Introduction -- BE Studies
  • Usually two-way crossover, single-dose study
  • Normal volunteers
  • Fasting
  • BE criteria 90 CI between 80 and 125
  • AUC
  • Cmax
  • Fed (point-estimate between 80 and 125)

3
Examples of BE Results
4
Introduction
  • Definition of failed
  • Sponsors often choose not to submit failed
    studies in ANDAs
  • Sometimes these contain important information on
    the to-be-marketed ANDA product

5
Background
  • For NDAs all human investigations made to show
    whether or not such drug is safe for use and
    whether such drug is effective must be submitted
    (F.D.C. 505 (b)(1)(A))
  • For ANDAs (F.D.C. 505 (j)) similar language was
    not included in the Act
  • Sponsors have interpreted this to mean that
    failed BE studies need not be submitted in ANDAs

6
Background
  • Other important considerations
  • Application may not contain untrue statements of
    material fact (F.D.C. 505(j) (3) (K) 21 CFR
    314.127 (a) (13))
  • Selective reporting of data may constitute untrue
    statements of material fact (example FR 32982
    June 26,1995)
  • Failure to report failed studies may be
    considered selective reporting

7
Reasons for Failure of BE Studies
  • Under-powered study
  • Unusual study designs
  • Outlier response from one or more subjects
  • Assay issues
  • Wrong reference

8
Reasons for Failure of BE Studies
  • Baseline-corrected vs. not corrected
  • Incorrect statistical analysis
  • Compliance issues
  • Formulation that is not truly bioequivalent to
    the reference

9
Example 1 - Drug X Oral Liquid
  • Liquid dosage form mixed with beverage prior to
    administration
  • ANDA studies performed with one beverage
  • Additional study in another beverage completed
    before ANDA approval
  • Product was not bioequivalent under this labeled
    administration condition
  • Study was not submitted before ANDA was approved

10
Example 2 - Drug Y Solid Oral MR
  • Discovered by Compliance on inspection of another
    study
  • First study against a lot (A) of brand product
    failed -- Cmax (105, 130)
  • Second study against another lot (B) of brand
    passed (submitted in ANDA)
  • Third study performed testing lot A vs. lot B --
    failed Cmax (111, 131)
  • Problem with RLD

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Example 3 Outlier Response Example
  • Solid oral dosage form
  • Standard BE study with 24 normal subjects
  • One subjects T/R was 4
  • Point-estimate of other subjects T/R 1.1
  • Study did not pass CI criteria with all subjects
  • Restudy of subject with 4 other original subjects
  • Subjects new T/R 1.05 gt subject data
    dropped from original study

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Questions
  • Should sponsors submit the results of all BE
    studies performed on the to-be-marketed ANDA
    formulation?
  • Full reports or complete summaries?
  • What should FDA do with this information?
  • Complete review
  • Brief, but careful, examination
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