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Tacrolimus 5 mg Capsule
STUDY REPORT
STUDY NO.: BA/BE:067/08
A RANDOMIZED, OPEN LABEL, TWO TREATMENT, TWO PERIOD, TWO SEQUENCE,
CROSSOVER COMPARATIVE BIOAVAILABILITY STUDY OF SINGLE DOSE TACROLIMUS 5
MG CAPSULES MANUFACTURED BY BIOCON LIMITED, INDIA WITH SINGLE DOSE OF
PROGRAF 5 MG CAPSULES OF FUJISAWA PHARMACEUTICALS CO. LTD. AND HIKMA
PHARMACEUTICALS, AMMAN-JORDAN, IN HEALTHY, ADULT HUMAN MALE SUBJECTS
UNDER FASTING CONDITIONS
Test Drug [T]
Protocol Identification
04/06/2008
01/07/2008
31/07/2008
Principal Investigator
Clinical Investigator
Study Coordinator
Sponsor
Biocon Limited,
20th KM, Hosur Road,
Bangalore 560 100. India.
Phone: +91-80 -2808 2808, Fax: +91-080- 2852 3423
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Study No.: BA/BE:067/08
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I hereby declare that I have reviewed this study report and that I approve its contents.
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Dr. Anil K MBBS., MD.
Date
Principal Investigator,
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1.0
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COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
We attest to the fact that the data presented here is accurate and reflects the raw data. The study has been
conducted as per the ICH-GCP guidelines, Amended version of Schedule Y [2005] CDSCO, India and
protocol, applicable GLP, ICMR Guidelines for Biomedical Research on Human Subjects, Declaration of
Helsinki and SOPs of Clinigene International Ltd. and we accept the responsibility for scientific correctness of
the project and the validity of the data produced in this report. We have documented significant deviations [if
any] from these requirements and have critically evaluated the report for internal consistency. All data
generated from this study including the copy of the study protocol, Informed Consent Forms [ICFs] and the
study report will be archived for a period of 15 years after the issuance of the audited reports at Clinigene.
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Dr. Anil Kumar Anand, MBBS, MD
Clinical Investigator,
Human Pharmacology Unit,
Clinigene International Limited,
Clinigene House, Tower - I, Semicon Park,
Electronics City Phase - II,
Bangalore - 560100. India.
Phone No.: +91-80-2808 2818, Fax: +91-80-2808 2835
Date
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Dr. Shrinivas Savale M.Pharm., Ph.D.
Date
Study Coordinator,
Bioanalytical Research Laboratory,
Clinigene International Limited,
Clinigene House, Tower - I, Semicon Park,
Electronics City Phase - II,
Bangalore - 560100. India.
Phone No.: +91 80 2808 2739, Fax: +91-80-2808 2722
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Mr. Ramsathish , M.Sc., M.Phil.
Biostatistician,
Clinigene International Limited,
Clinigene House, Tower - I, Semicon Park,
Electronics City Phase - II,
Bangalore - 560100. India.
Phone No: +91 80 2808 2738
Date
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This is to certify that periodic audits were conducted during the various phases of the study to assess
compliance of the study conduct with the protocol, SOPs GCP and GLP guidelines and that, to the best of our
knowledge, this final report accurately describes the study methods and procedures used and the results
reported herein reflect the raw data.
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Dr. Sudheendra Kulkarni, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Quality Assurance Department,
Clinigene International Limited,
Clinigene House, Tower - I, Semicon Park,
Electronics City Phase - II,
Bangalore - 560100. India.
Phone No.: +91 80 2808 2770, Fax: +91-80-2808 2835
Date
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Mr. G. Sundar, M.Sc.
Quality Assurance Department,
Clinigene International Limited,
Clinigene House, Tower - I, Semicon Park,
Electronics City Phase - II,
Bangalore - 560100. India.
Phone No.: +91 80 2852 2779, Fax: +91-80-2808 2722
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2.0
Tacrolimus 5 mg Capsule
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Status: Draft, Version: 1.00
SYNOPSIS
Name of Sponsor
Name of the
Finished Product
Name of the
Active Ingredient
Title of the Study
Investigators
Study Center
a] Clinical study
b] Bioanalytical
study
c] Central
Laboratory
Study Period
Study objective
Methodology
Number of
subjects
Inclusion criteria
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Exclusion criteria
Screening
Reference product
(R)
Dose
administration
Diet
Sampling schedule
Tacrolimus 5 mg Capsule
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Blood loss
Washout period
Drug analysis
Estimation of
pharmacokinetic
parameters
Criteria for
evaluation
Statistical methods
Results
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The total volume of blood drawn including the volume necessary for the laboratory safety
assessment tests, study samples and the volume of blood discarded before blood draw was about
295 mL per subject for the entire study.
A washout period of 21 days was observed between two study periods.
Concentrations of Tacrolimus in plasma were analyzed using validated LC-MS/MS method.
Calibration curve extending over the range 0.22731 to 87.425 ng/mL with a LOQ of 0.22731
ng/mL was used in the subject sample analysis for Tacrolimus levels in plasma. The
concentrations of Tacrolimus below the LOQ were set to zero.
Using the plasma concentration-time profiles of Tacrolimus following pharmacokinetic
parameters were calculated:
Cmax, Tmax, AUC0-t, AUC0-, t1/2 and AUC% Extrapolated [Residual area].
These pharmacokinetic parameters were estimated by employing non-compartmental model of
WinNonlin Enterprise Version 5.1 software.
The following standards for bioequivalence were applied: The calculated 90% confidence interval
(CI) should fall within 80-125% for Cmax and 90-112% for AUC0-t and AUC0- for conclusion of
bioequivalence.
The statistical analyses for Tacrolimus were performed using PROC GLM of SAS Version 9.1
[SAS Institute Inc., USA].
Analysis of variance [ANOVA] for Ln-transformed data of AUC0-t, AUC0- and Cmax and
evaluation of formulation, period and subject [nested within sequence] effects at 5%
significance level and sequence effect at 10% level of significance, were performed.
Calculation of ratio and 90% confidence interval [CI] [Schuirmanns two one-sided test] based on
root mean square error obtained from ANOVA and ratio [T/R] for C max, AUC0-t and AUC0- were
also performed.
The mean pharmacokinetic parameters of Tacrolimus for Test and Reference formulations for 24
evaluable subjects, who completed the study, are summarized in following table (Table No. 1),
while the ratio of means for pharmacokinetic parameters [ln-transformed] of Tacrolimus
formulations together with CI are given in Table No. 2.
Table No. 1:
Formulation means for Tacrolimus
Mean SD (n = 24)
(Untransformed data)
Test (T)
Reference (R)
Cmax (ng/mL)
43.380 12.923 41.868 13.894
Tmax (h)
1.50* 0.65
1.50* 0.42
AUC0-t (ng.h/mL)
387.57 167.03 434.98 223.28
AUC0- (ng.h/mL)
441.18 198.85 488.58 268.31
Kel (1/h)
0.0167 0.0042 0.0184 0.0034
t1/2 (h)
44.92 15.03
38.92 7.32
AUC%_Extrap (%) 11.185 5.2752 9.8948 3.5538
*Median value was reported for T max
PK Parameter
(Units)
CV (%)
Test (T)
29.79
40.07
43.10
45.07
25.09
33.46
47.16
Reference (R)
33.18
27.28
51.33
54.92
18.42
18.81
35.92
Table No. 2:
Ratios of means and intra-subject CV for pharmacokinetic parameters (Lntransformed) of Tacrolimus formulations together with 90% CI (n=24)
90% CI
Intra-subject
Parameter
Ratio (%)
Lower
Upper
CV (%)
105.04
96.41
114.44
17.42
Cmax (ng/mL)
92.75
84.76
101.49
18.32
AUC0-t (ng.h/mL)
94.20
86.51
102.56
17.30
AUC0- (ng.h/mL)
The curves of average plasma concentrationtime profiles of Tacrolimus (n = 24) for study
formulations are given in Fig. No. 1 [a) Untransformed, b) Semilog].
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Tacrolimus 5 mg Capsule
Figure No. 1:
Average plasma concentrationtime profiles of Tacrolimus
(a) Untransformed
Average whole blood concentration-time profile for Tacrolimus (BA/BE:067/08)
40
35
30
25
20
R
T
15
10
0
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Scheduled_time (h)
b) Semilog
Average whole blood concentration-time profile for Tacrolimus (BA/BE:067/08)
100.0
10.0
R
T
1.0
0.1
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Scheduled_time (h)
Safety Results
Conclusion
Adverse event monitoring in the form of vitals check and subject well being questionnaire was
done during the study. Safety parameters included physical and systemic examination was done at
the end of each period. Clinical laboratory safety assessment was done at the end of the study.
Total 28 adverse events were occurred during entire study out of which 9 adverse events were
recorded during period one, 12 adverse events were recorded during period two and 7 adverse
events were recorded during post study laboratory safety assessment. Out of 28 adverse events 26
were resolved completely and from remaining 02 adverse events, 01 is ongoing and the subject is
being followed up and 01 lost to follow up [for detail refer Sec. No.12.2].
The reported adverse events were generally of mild in intensity. No concomitant medication was
administered. At post-study examination done at the end of period two, all subjects who
completed the study were found to be healthy except for those who had adverse event during post
study laboratory safety assessment. These subjects were followed up for their adverse events.
Vital signs of all subjects showed no marked changes throughout the study. No abnormal findings
were observed during the post-study physical examination.
The 90% Cl for the ratios of means of the test (T) and Reference (R) formulations for Ln
transformed Cmax was found to be within the acceptance criteria of 80-125%.
Single dose of TACROGRAF (Tacrolimus) 5 mg capsules manufactured by Biocon Ltd, India can
be considered to be bioequivalent with single dose of Prograf 5 mg capsules manufactured by
Fujisawa Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd and Hikama Pharmaceuticals, Amman- Jordan in Healthy
human adult male subjects.
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