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J Clin Exp Tox 2017 | Volume 1 | Issue 2

Toxicology and Pharmacology

November 01-02, 2017 | Toronto, Canada

International Conference on

Safety and biosimilarity of ior®LeukoCIM compared to Neupogen® based on toxicity, pharmacodynamic

and pharmacokinetic studies in the Sprague-Dawley rat

Nuris Ledon

2

, Albert Licollari

1

, Katherine Riddle

1

, Simon R Taylor

1

and

Gordon T Bolger

1

1

Nucro-Technics, Canada

2

Centre of Molecular Immunology, Cuba

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his study examined the safety, pharmacodynamic and

pharmacokinetic biosimilarity of the human recombinant

filgrastim products iorRLeukoCIM and NeupogenR following

a 28-day repeated subcutaneous dose administration in male

and female Sprague-Dawley rats with a 14- day recovery

period. Safety profiling was based on clinical observations,

clinical pathology and pathology findings for control rats

dosed with vehicle and rats dosed either with 15, 75 and 150

μg/kg of iorRLeukocim or 150 μg/kg of NeupogenR. Adverse

clinical findings for both iorRLeukoCIM and NeupogenR

were similar and consisted of mild to moderate forelimb

alopecia; skin lesions (scab formation on the shaved dorsal

region) and mild to severe swelling of the hock-joint (tarsal

joint) and hind limb, alone or accompanied with lameness

in high dose group animals which was more prominent

in males. All adverse findings were fully reversible. As

expected, iorLeukoCIMR and NeupogenR both increased

white blood cell and neutrophil levels in rats and to a

similar extent for high dose iorRLeukoCIM and NeupogenR.

The pharmacokinetics of filgrastim following dosing with

iorRLeukoCIM was well behaved and comparable for high

dose iorRLeukoCIM and NeupogenR. The results of this

study imply that iorRLeukoCIM and NeupogenR had safety

profiles, pharmacodynamic responses and toxicokinetic

profiles that were biosimilar.

Speaker Biography

Nuris Ledon has a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences since 2000. She is also an Auxiliary

Professor and Senior Researcher at Molecular Immunology Center, La Havana,

Cuba with 25 years of experience. She counts with two Master´s degrees, one in

Pharmacology and other in Business Administration. She has published more than

50 articles on subjects like Pharmacology and Toxicology of different drugs. She has

participated in numerous congress and summits and has tutored several theses.

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Nuris@cim.sld.cu