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Page 1: Welcome to NBF

Welcome to NBF

A presentation by Dr.-Ing. Panit Kitsubun

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EXC

MeA&MeTSOA+D

SBT

PIP1,2 NBF

CSSCSport Complex

Dormitory

Food Center

Media Art & Media

Technology Programs:

MeA&MeT

School of Bioresources

&Technology: SBT

School of

Architecture &

Design: SOA+D

National Biopharmaceutical Facility: NBF

Bioprocess Research & Innovation Building: BRI

R&D & Pilot Plant: EXC & PIP1,2

CES Solar Cells Testing Center: CSSC

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OUR TEAMOUR TEAM

� Multidisciplinary team: scientists, engineers

( KMUTT, BIOTEC, and others)

- Research and Technical staff 141:

� 60 Ph.D., 71 M.Sc., 10 B.Sc.

- Supporting staff 93:

� 7 M.Sc., 71 B.Sc., Others 15

� Attached students, science, engineering

- 277 (60 Ph.D. & 207 M.Sc.)

BEC/BIOTEC: 20

Ph.D. 13, M.Sc.7

ECoWaste/BIOTEC: 7

Ph.D. 6, M.Sc.1

(Ph.D.: 25, MS: 71)

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Chemist

Chemical structure

Bioinformaticians

Chemical engineer

Metabolic engineering

Molecular biologist

Gene manipulation

Process engineer

Fermentation

Biologist,

MicrobiologistPharmacist

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cGMP

Physiological study

Strain selection/Strain engineering Scale-up

Computurizedmonitoring

Downstreamprocessing

Pilot scale and PrecommercialPilot scale and Precommercial

600 L600 L 5000 L5000 L

1500 L1500 L

Process optimization viaSystems biology

/Modeling/Simulation

50 L50 L

Ethanol Pilot Plant Biopharmaceuticals

Pilot Plant

Bioprocess Technology for 3F1P

Submerged Fermentation Pilot Plant

Solid state Fermentation Pilot Plant

Photobioreactor

+ Food Technology & Engineering

500 L500 L

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� Approx. 15% of worldwide pharmaceutical market

� 15% annual growth (total market at 5%)

Source: IMS health, Newport Premium TM for Generics, TR research6

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ITEMValue (Million USD)

2005 2006

EPOETIN ALFA 7.1 9.9

VACCINE, RABIES 5.6 6.9

INSULIN HUMAN ISOPHANE

6.7 7.2

MIXED INSULIN (HUMAN) 3.7 6.0

Total 23.1 30.0

Estimated value of drugs used in Thai hospitals in 2005 and 2006(All imported)

Increase of approx. 30% over just one year! 7

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Source: IMS health Asia 8

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Source: Thailand National Cancer Institute and Thailand Rheumatic Society (2008)9

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� Biologics (except vaccines) are still 100% imported

� worth approx. $1 bn in 2013.

� Health insurance issues:� State employees enjoy full coverage

� Public sectors

� 30 Baht Scheme (Universal Coverage Program)

� Government encourages use of generics.

� Extensive R&D in tropical issues & generic drugs

� No capacity for translational research (production for clinical trials)

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Drugs Commercial names

Epoetin beta RECORMON

Leuprorelin acetate ENANTONE L.P.

Calcitonin salmon MIACALCIC

InsulinNOVORAPID PENFILL

HUMALOG MIX 25

Hepatitis B Vaccine HEPAVAX-GENE

Alteplase ACTILYSEFilgrastim FILGEN

Lenograstim GRANOCYTE INJECTION

Clostidium Botulinum Toxin Type A

DYSPORT11

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� Thai Red Cross

� BCG vaccine

� Plasma derived products

� GPO

� JE vaccine (mouse based)

� Greater Pharma

� House Dust Mite vaccine

� Department of Livestock Development

� Avian Influenza vaccine, HFMD vaccine, etc.12

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CROs = Contract research organizations or Clinical research organizationsCMOs = Contract manufacturing organizationsCSOs = Contract service organizations

Drugdiscovery

Pre-clinical

GMP compliant

Process development

Clinical Phase I,II&III

Large scale manufacturing

Dosageformulation

& packaging

Marketing & distribution

Large pharmaceutical company

Research unit

CSOs

Small pharmaceutical companyCROs Hospital

CROs

CMO

Thailand’s capability

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� A-BIO (Singapore, ceased operations)

� Inno Biologics (Malaysia, cell culture)

� Alpha Biologics (Malaysia, cell culture)

� LONZA (Singapore, large scale cell culture and microbial fermentation)

� Only few CMOs offering manufacturing services for smaller batches

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� To be Thailand’s first research organization to produce clinical grade materials according to international standards (cGMP, USFDA, EMEA)

� To give services in process development ranging from laboratory to pilot scale.

� To give training and consultancy in specific technical and regulatory issues

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Funding from:-Royal Thai Government-KMUTT-BIOTEC

Research funding from-TCELS-CPMO-Private sector

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� Thailand’s first CMO

� Thailand’s first producer of recombinant drugs for clinical trials

� Contract Research And Manufacturing Services (CRAMS)

� >50 FTE scientists and engineers

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� National facility & national agenda

� GMP standard (PIC/S, EMEA and USFDA)

� Qualified personnels

� Adequate and efficient public relations

� Financial self-sustainability in the long run

� Commitments from stake-holders (KMUTT, BIOTEC/NSTDA and MoPH)

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Government

cGMP facilityKMUTT/NSTDA/

Others

Biopharma

Industry/

researchers

resourcesProduct/IP

฿฿฿

฿฿฿

� Self-sustained organization, where

profit is not the primary goal

� Venture philanthropy concept

� Investment by the government

including some seed funding

� Widely utilized in healthcare/medical

research Translational research

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� Total utilizable area : 10�000 sqm

� Unit I-Microbial Bioprocess

� Area: 600 sqm

� Unit II-Cell Culture Bioprocess � Area: 800 sqm

� Automatic vial filling

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• Bioreactors– Up to 500 L working volume

– CIP & SIP capable

– Online monitoring of process

parameters

• Centrifuges• Continuous (Alfalaval)

• Floor-type

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� Chromatography techniques

� Ion exchanger

� Affinity

� Hydrophobic interaction

� Gel filtration

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� Tangential Flow Filtration Concentration

� Diafiltration

� Clarification

� Depyrogenation

� Desalting

� Membrane

� Ultrafiltration, max. membrane area 5 sqm.

� Microfiltration, Hollow fiber

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� Fully equipped cleanrooms grade B, C and D

� Cell culture unit capacity up to 600L

� Downstream unit with microfiltration, ultrafiltration and chromatography

� Fully automatic filling line for vials (6000 vials/h)

� Freeze drying capability 26

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� Documentation

Quality Manual (QM)

Site Master File (SMF)

Validation Master Plan (VMP)

Standard operating procedure (SOP)

Batch release, record

� Raw material handling

� Environmental monitoring

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� Chemical QC LabGC-TOF-MSHPLCLCMSTOC AnalyzerWet Chemical AnalyzerAir borne particle counter

� Biology QC LabMicrobial Air Sampler

� Sterility Test� Stability Test� ELISA � Animal testing to be outsourced

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� Soft opening� In 2012

� Official Opening� March 24, 2014

� Manufacturing License (2014)� Microbial production of API

� Cell Culture production of API

� Aseptic Filling

� Repackaging

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Contact Us:

National Biopharmaceutical Facility

King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi

49 Soi Thian Thale 25, Bang Khun Thian Chai Thale Road,

Tha Kham, Bang Khun Thian, Bangkok 10150, Thailand

Tel: +66 24707495

Fax: +66 24523455

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: http://www.nbf.kmutt.ac.th

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