Fit-for-purpose biomarker immunoassay qualification and validation: three case studies
Kyra Cowan1, Xiaoying Gao1, Vaishali Parab2
1Genentech, 1 DNA Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080, USA.
Aim:
To improve on the efficiency of biomarker assay readiness, and for reliable biomarker data to support three drug programs, we implemented a fit-for-purpose approach, qualifying two biomarker assays and validating a third. Results/methodology: The qualification strategy and selection of experiments for two exploratory biomarkers (CXCL1, CCL19) was determined by the intended use of the biomarker data. The third biomarker, IL-6, was validated as the data would be used in monitoring patient safety during dose-escalation studies in a Phase I trial. All three assays passed a priori acceptance criteria.
Conclusion:
These assays highlight strategies and methodologies for a fit-for-purpose approach. Minimum qualification, full qualification and validation were chosen and supported programs at different stages of drug development.
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