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M-Scan analytical laboratory

Non-Regulatory level studies

At early ADME/PK testing, M-Scan employs generic analytical methods to minimise time and costs with the aim of providing data at an appropriate quality level to evaluate PK characteristics and determine PK/PD correlation. A throughput of 8-12 new chemical entities (NCEs) tested for microsome stability / day is achieved. A throughput of 30 - 60 samples / day of rat plasma / CSF for early pharmacokinetic assessment is achieved.

Regulatory Level studies

For fully regulated studies, a throughput of 90-110 PK points / day / technician is achieved.

Quality Systems

Both IUPAC and BARQA (British Association for Research in Quality Assurance) recommendations are followed. For regulatory level studies, our laboratories are GLP and cGMP compliant and inspected.

Quality Control During Early ADME PK Evaluation: Accuracy of the determinations when analysing QC samples during the measurement of eight NCE's in rodent plasma.

Determination of Peptide XX06 (5,500 Da) in the human Plasma by LC/MS-MS. Calibration line generated from 20 calibration levels.

Data generated during the validation phases and during the analysis of the plasma test-samples from pre-clinical studies in rats, dogs and a phase-I clinical study. 50 analytical batches over a 10-month period of time.

Cumulative Frequencies plotted against standardised QC values (15 & 250 ng XX01-metabolite/mL plasma) and standardised measured QC conc. (250 ng XX01-metabolite /mL).