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1 Inactivated Hepatitis A Vaccine PQ Preparation- Clinical Aspect Weining Meng 15 March 2016
2 Outline Sinovac and HepA Vaccine-Healive Clinical Studies Program Preparation of PQ Application 2
3 Sinovac-A leading vaccine company in China Our Products: Hepatitis An Integrated Vaccine Company Our Products: Influenza A R&D Oriented company A Nasdaq Listed Company We are: 1 st company to develop inactivated hepatitis A vaccine in China 1 st company to develop combined hepatitis A and B vaccine in China 1 st company to complete phase I clinical trial on SARS vaccine worldwide 1 st company to develop H5N1 vaccine in China 1 st company to develop and get license of H1N1 vaccine worldwide 1st and only Chinese vaccine company listed in Nasdaq 3
4 Our Mission Supply Vaccines To Eliminate Human Diseases Provide Chinese Population with International Quality Vaccines Provide Vaccines Made in China to Worldwide Our Products: Hepatitis Our Products: HFMD Inlive Our Products: Influenza 4
5 International R&D Platform 5 5
6 Manufacturing Facilities Manufacturing Plants Headquarter- Beijing Healive production plant Dalian Vero Cell Cultured Vaccine and Live Attenuated Vaccine Capacity:10 million Filling & Packaging Plant Beijing Dalian Capacity :6-15 million Tangshan Capacity :20 million Anflu Production plant Capacity :8 million R & D Center Changping District, Beijing Novel Vaccine Production Base Capacity of Filling and Packaging:100 million Capacity of EV71:10-20 million Building Area: 95,000 square meters Tangshan Yi an Animal Vaccine Capacity:5-20 million Building Area: 13,500 square meters Building Area: 29,000 square meters 6
7 Hepatitis A vaccine Healive Liquid injection, single dose in vial or syringe; Each dose containing 1.0 ml (over 16) or 0.5 ml (1-15 years old); Immunization schedule: 0, 6 month, i.m.; Storage condition: 2-8 protection from light; Shelf life: 42 months; 7
8 Distribution Net of Healive Healive has been registered in China, Nepal, Mongolia, Chile and Turkey. Healive is being registered in India, Mexico, Korea, Philippine, Pakistan More than 40 million doses of Healive have been distributed in the world 8
9 WHO Position and Recommendation WHO position paper on Hepatitis A vaccine Published in the weekly epid.2012 Inactivated Hep A vaccine are safe and induce long lasting, possibly life-long protection against A in all age groups Vaccination should be part of comprehensive plan for prevention/control of viral hepatitis If indicated (cf local EPI and cost effectiveness data) Hep A vaccination for children 1y should be integrated into NIP Inactivated HepA vaccine are licensed for IM use in a 2-dose schedule. May be co-administered with other vaccines. As of today only one HepA vaccine WHO prequalified ( Havrix) in
10 Strains Used for Hepatitis A vaccine Table 1: Monovalent inactivated hepatitis A vaccines available worldwide. Trade name Attenuated HAV strain Adjuvant HAV antigen dose/injection Manufacturers Pediatric Adult HAVRIX HM-5 Alum hydroxide 720 EU 1440 EU GSK VAQTA CR-326 Alum hydroxide 25 U 50 U MSD AVAXIM GBM Alum hydroxide 80 U 160 U Sanofi Pasteur EPAXAL RG-SB Virosome 12 U 24 U Crucell Source: Adapted from WHO 2011 Table 2: Monovalent inactivated and live attenuated hepatitis A vaccines available in China. Trade name HAV Adjuvant In addition to strain monovalent HAV vaccines, dose/injection formaldehyde inactivated combination vaccines have been developed in Europe including TWINRIX and AMBIRIX (hepatitis A and B), VIATIM /VIVAXIM Healive TZ84 Alum hydroxide Weisairuian Lv-8 Alum and HEPATYRIX (hepatitis A and typhoid). HAV antigen Pediatric Adult Manufacturers 250 U 500 U Sinovac Biotech Limited, Beijing 320 EU 640 EU Institute of Medical Biology of the Chinese Inactivated hepatitis hydroxide A vaccines are licensed for use Academy in a two-dose of Medical schedule, Sciences; Kunming with a first dose that Weisairuiji H2 None 6.5lg 6.5lg Institute of Medical Biology of the Chinese leads to the development of protective levels TCID50 of antibody TCID50 in Academy nearly of 100% Medical of immune Sciences; Kunming competent individuals NA H2 None 6.5lg TCID50 NA L-A-1 None 6.5lg TCID50 HAVAC L-A-1 None 6.5lg TCID50 Source: Adapted from WHO lg TCID50 6.5lg TCID50 6.5lg TCID50 Zhejiang Pukang Biotechnology Company Limited, Zhejiang Academy of Medical Sciences, Hangzhou Changchun Institute of Biological Products. & Changchun Changsheng Life Sciences Limited Changchun Institute of Biological Products (WHO 2011). This high level of immunogenicity allows a flexible time interval between the first and second dose. When the second dose is administered after six months, it leads to an anamnestic antibody response that ensures long-term protection. In studies evaluating the duration of protection of two or more doses of hepatitis A vaccine, 99%-100% of vaccinated individuals 10 had levels of antibody indicative of protection 5-8
11 Healive :Clinical Development Plan Pre-licensure Studies Safety Immunogenicity, step down design for age group, dose and schedule immunization selection Post-Marketing Studies Non inferiority with Havrix Lot to Lot consistency Long term immunogenicity persistency Interchangeability between Healive and Havrix. Total 26 clinical trial were conducted in China since 1998, and one trial in India is in the process. 11
12 Summary of Clinical Experience Safety More than 60,000 subjects in 27 trials Similar safety profile with reference vaccine Efficacy Non-inferiority with reference vaccine Lot to lot consistency Application Long term persistency Interchangeability with reference vaccine 12
13 Preparation of PQ Application Objective Definition Process Analysis Plan Business plan/purpose Flu vaccine or Hepatitis A vaccine Priority list checking Key tasks definition Key tasks working plan Guidelines learning Consultants 13
14 Preparation of PQ Application-Key task Clinical data sufficiency is the most important task for our hepatitis A vaccine due to the timeline and cost; Take use of Pre-submission meeting to confirm this key task Communication with PQ team in Geneva Meeting materials preparation Meeting on Feb 27, 2015 Post submission meeting on Feb 26,
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