[Webinar] Using Modeling to Gain Insight into Project Feasibility Early in R&D

Webinar Details

Join us as Josh Apgar, PhD, Co-founder and CSO of Applied BioMath, walks through two case studies showing how Applied BioMath Assess™ can be used early in drug R&D to gain insight into project feasibility. You can attend either webinar or both. The content is not dependent on each other. 

Introductory Example | Parameterize and Benchmark an anti-PD-L1 Model

November 14, 2023 from 12-1pm ET

  • Set up a model using data on PD-L1/PD1
  • Benchmarked the model using PK data for atezolizumab
  • Predicted clinical doses and determined parameters that drive that dose

More Complex Design Considerations | Make a Best in Class Bispecific Drug

November 16, 2023 from 12-1pm ET

  • Set up a model using data on  PD1 and CTLA4
  • Benchmarked the model using PK/PD data for Lorigerlimab
  • Identified best in class parameters for a PD1/CTLA4

 

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About Applied BioMath Assess™ 

Applying model-informed drug discovery and development (MID3) early in development can reduce late-stage risk by determining feasibility of drugging a given target, prioritizing between targets, or defining optimal drug properties for a target product profile. However, the lack of pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) data available at early stages can make modeling a challenge. For this reason, we developed Early Feasibility Assessment (EFA): a method for making effective dose predictions using mechanistic PK/PD models built from general biophysical principles and parameterized by data that is readily available early in drug discovery.  

Applied BioMath Assess™ is a point-and-click, MID3 software for performing EFA across various modalities.