Press release from Companies
Publicerat: 2022-10-28 08:57:01
Inhalation Sciences has signed a new contract worth 1.17 million SEK (107,600 Euros) for an Inhalation Research Service (IRS) project aiming to establish differences in the dissolution profiles between a generic inhaled therapy and its reference drug – a key component of bioequivalence.
Dissolution data are a crucial component of bioequivalence, a key requirement that a generic drug needs to comply to for regulatory approval. Bioequivalence is particularly challenging to define for inhaled drugs - a fast-growing market segment that is forecast to grow from 17.5 BUSD (2021) to 38.45 BUSD by 2030 (1). ISAB’s high-precision in vitro dissolution and absorption module DissolvIt® is a leader in this field. It can generate dissolution and absorption data that are close to ‘IVIVC’ (In Vitro in Vivo Correlated) and so can closely predict the pharmacokinetic processes in humans. DissolvIt® is in high demand and ISAB has several IVIVC research projects ongoing. ISAB CEO Manoush Masarrat: "Our IRS research services meet the growing need for research tools specifically targeted and tailored to the physiological processes of the lung. We welcome this further confirmation of the expertise of our team, and the excellent capabilities of DissolvIt®. We look forward to beginning work on this exciting project." READ MORE Explore DissolvIt’s capabilities here. Read ISAB’s publications on DissolvIt® here. Explore Inhalation Research Services here For more information about Inhalation Sciences, please contact: Manoush Masarrat, CEO E-mail: Manoush.masarrat@inhalation.se Mobile: +46 (0)73 628 9153 About Inhalations Sciences Sweden AB (publ) Inhalation Sciences Sweden AB (publ) develops and commercializes world-leading instruments and services for research into inhalation. The company’s patented lab instruments PreciseInhale® and DissolvIt® enable researchers in the pharma industry to make drug pipeline decisions at an early stage, saving time and resources for R&D departments, and enables researchers in academic institutions to define how aerosols and small particles impact our lungs, and so our health, when being inhaled. The information above was provided by Inhalation Sciences Sweden AB according to EU Market Abuse Regulations. The information was provided, through the above contact person, for publication on 28 October 2022.
