drug development pipeline Flashcards

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what are first in class drugs

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targets a protein that hasnt been targeted before by another drug

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what are me-too drugs

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targets a protein that has ben tergeted before by another drug

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what is the drug development pipeline

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shows three main categories of drugs — those that are in preclinical development, clinical trials or approved for use

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how does drug development pipelike reduce risk

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it is a stepwise de-risking of a drug candidate from one step to the next

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what is the world health orginization list of essential medicines

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  • list of essential medicines
  • focuses on SERIOUS disease, not minor ones
  • takes into account how common and serious disease is, public/community health, if the drug works, if the drug is safe, if it is cost-effective
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what are considerations in early drug development

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  • how needed is the drug? (is it life-threatening etc.)
  • how good is current the current therapy for the disease? (how could it be better)
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what is the drug discovery phase

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  • disease is chosen
  • drug target it found, usually a molecule/protein that is involved in the disease that the drug can bind to
  • disease model is made, animals (needs to be safe in at least 2 animals for FDA approval)
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what are phase 1 clinical trials

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  • typically use healthy people first
  • to determine if the drug is a safe dose
  • to find out what happens to the drug in the body
  • they start small from 100x to 1000x smaller than usual
  • subjects are volunteers or patients THEY MUST GET CONSENT
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what are phase 2 clinical trials

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  • to obtain preliminary information on how efficient the drug is
  • to find out if the drug works to treat the condition
  • subjects are the patients with the disease
  • compare treated individuals to control individuals (use placebo)
  • usually use blinding
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what is placebo

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  • look like real pills but contain no active drug ingrediant
  • placebo affect is related to expectation of the drug working
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what is blinding in phase 2 clinical trials

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  • single blind : the subjects don’t know who is getting treatment and who is getting placebo
  • double blind : the subject and investigators don’t know who is getting treatment and who is getting placebo
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what is phase 3 clinical trials

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  • compare efficiency of new treatment with the standard regimen
  • they use a randomized control
  • subjects are patients with disease
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who approves drugs

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government agency

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do drugs have patents

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yes!

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