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Your guide to efficiently develop antibody-based therapeutics

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7 Stages of formulation development During preclinical drug development (before Investigational New Drug [IND] filing), characterization and product testing must be defined to ensure that the final product is safe, effective, and consistent between batches. These activities are known as CMC: chemistry, manufacturing, and control. In general, CMC for mAb takes place over approximately 18 months. Activities include the following 5 . 1. Analytical methods development 2. Cell line selection and optimization 3. Purification process development 4. Formulation development a. Pre-formulation development occurs approximately 4-5 months a er drug discovery. Pre-formulation is the phase of research and development when researchers characterize a drug's physical and chemical properties. b. Clinical formulation development occurs a er pre- formulation development, approximately 8-9 months a er drug discovery. This is the phase when scientists finalize the formula that will be used in clinical trials. 5. Analytical assay qualification and transfer to Quality Control 6. Product characterization 7. Drug substance (DS) production 8. Preliminary DS stability studies 9. Preclinical drug product (DP) production 10. Preliminary DP stability studies 11. IND filing

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