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CENTER FOR DRUG EVALUATION AND RESEARCH

APPLICATION NUMBER:

761038Orig1s000

CHEMISTRY REVIEW(S)

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ColleenThomas

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STN 761038, Eli Lilly and Company (Olaratumab)

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Product Quality Microbiology Assessment: Drug Product Drug Product Quality Microbiology Information Reviewed

Sequence number Date Description

0050 27 June 2016 Response to IR/Update

0060 18 August 2016 Response to IR

Module 3.2.

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STN 761038, Eli Lilly and Company (Olaratumab)

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SATISFACTORYConclusion

I. The BLA, as amended, was reviewed from a product quality microbiology perspective and is recommended for approval.

II. Product quality aspects other than microbiology should be reviewed by OBP.

III. No inspection follow up items were identified.

Archived File: 761038.rev.mem.addendum.BLA.09-26-2016.doc

NATALIA PRIPUZOVA (REVIEWER)09/26/2016

COLLEEN THOMAS (QUALITY ASSESMENT LEAD) 09/26/2016

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Appendix-AProduct Quality Review

DBRR II / OBP /OPQ

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BLA 761038

Olaratumab

Eli Lilly and Company

Primary reviewer: Chikako Torigoe, PhD Team Leader: Rashmi Rawat, PhD

DBRRII, Office of Biotechnology Products,

Office of Pharmaceutical Quality, CDER

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Appendix-BProduct Quality Microbiology Review

DMA / PDF /OPQ

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Public Health Service

Food and Drug Administration Center for Drug Evaluation and Research

WO Bldg 22 10903 New Hampshire Ave.

Silver Spring, MD 20993

PRODUCT QUALITY MICROBIOLOGY REVIEW AND EVALUATION

Date: 28 July 2016 To: Administrative File, BLA 761038 From: Monica Markovski, Ph.D., CDER/OPQ/OPF/DMA/BIV Through: Colleen Thomas, Ph.D., Acting Quality Assessment Lead,

CDER/OPQ/OPF/DMA/BIV

Subject: New Biologics License Application Applicant: Eli Lilly and Company US License: 1891 Product: Olaratumab (Compound LY3012207; Proposed name: Lartruvo) Indication: Advanced soft tissue sarcoma Dosage Form: Injection, Solution for Intravenous Infusion Facility: (Drug substance manufacturing facility) FEI: Receipt Date: 24 February 2016 Action Date: 24 October 2016 Recommendation: The drug substance section of BLA 761038 is recommended for approval, as amended, from a product quality microbiology perspective.

Review Summary

Eli Lilly has submitted this Biologics License Application (BLA) for olaratumab to be used in combination with doxorubicin to treat advanced soft tissue sarcoma in patients who are not amenable to surgery or radiotherapy. The drug substance (DS) is manufactured at the

(FEI: ). The drug product (DP) is manufactured in the Lilly Corporate Center located in Indianapolis, Indiana (FEI: 1819470).

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BLA 761038, Eli Lilly, Olaratumab

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Reviewer comments: The remainder of this section is deferred to OBP.

Conclusion

I. This BLA was reviewed from a product quality microbiology perspective, and it is recommended for approval as amended.

II. A pre-license inspection was conducted at , on – . A Form FDA 483 was not issued at the end of the inspection.

a. No additional inspection follow-up items were identified.

III. Information and data related to areas outside of microbial control of the drug substance is not reviewed here and noted in the review.

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SIGNATURES _______________________________________________________________________ Monica Markovski, Ph.D., Primary Reviewer, CDER/OPQ/OPF/DMA/BIV July 28, 2016

_______________________________________________________________________

Colleen Thomas, Ph.D., Acting Quality Assessment Lead, CDER/OPQ/OPF/DMA/BIV

July 28, 2016

Archived file: BLA761038.rev.memo.DS.DMAFinal.pdf

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STN 761038, Eli Lilly and Company (Olaratumab)

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BB, and -CC binding and receptor activation. Olaratumab Injection, Solution for Intravenous Infusion, 10 mg/mL, is a sterile solution, intended for single use, presented as 500 mg in 50 mL vial. The drug product (DP) is diluted with 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection (normal saline) prior to administration by intravenous infusion. The drug substance (DS) is manufactured at the

. The DP is manufactured and QC tested at the Lilly Corporate, Indianapolis, IN, USA.

Product Quality Microbiology Assessment: Drug Product

Drug Product Quality Microbiology Information Reviewed

Sequence number Date Description 0003 27 January 2016 Original BLA 0007 24 February 2016 Original BLA 0023 9 May 2016 Response to IR 0048 15 June 2016 Response to IR 0052 28 June 2016 Response to IR

Drug Product Review

Module 3.2 P.1 Description and Composition of the Drug Product

The unit formula for Olaratumab DP is provided in Table 3.2.P.1-1, copied below from the submission.

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Conclusion I. The Drug Product section of the BLA as amended was reviewed from a product quality

microbiology perspective and is recommended for approval. II. Product quality aspects other than microbiology should be reviewed by OBP. III. No inspection follow-up items were identified.

DP Quality Microbiology Information Requests Sent

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Archived File: 761038.rev.mem.BLA.07-28-2016.doc NATALIA PRIPUZOVA (REVIEWER) 07/28/2016 COLLEEN THOMAS (QUALITY ASSESMENT LEAD) 07/28/2016

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Appendix-CManufacturing Facility Review

DIA/OPF/OPQ

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BLA 761038: Olaratumab DS and DP Manufacture

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CONCLUSION

Adequate descriptions of the facilities, equipment, environmental controls, cleaning and contamination control strategy were provided for . (FEI )and Eli Lilly (FEI 1819470) proposed for Olaratumab DS and DP manufacture. All proposed manufacturing and testing sites for BLA 761038/0 are recommended for approval from a facilities assessment standpoint.

_______________________________Ruth Moore Ph.D.Chemist/ Quality Assessment Lead (Ag.)OPF Division of Inspectional AssessmentBranch 1

_______________________________Zhihao Peter Qiu, Ph.D.Branch ChiefOPF Division of Inspectional AssessmentBranch 1

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OFFICE OF PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY FILING REVIEW

C. FILING CONSIDERATIONS Appendices

o Facilities and Equipmento Adventitious Agents Safety

Evaluationo Novel Excipients

Regional Informationo Executed Batch Recordso Method Validation Packageo Comparability Protocols

Y

FACILITY INFORMATION3. Are drug substance manufacturing sites, drug

product manufacturing sites, and additional manufacturing, packaging and control/testing laboratory sites identified on FDA Form 356h or associated continuation sheet? For a naturally-derived API only, are the facilities responsible for critical intermediate or crude API manufacturing, or performing upstream steps, specified in the application? If not, has a justification been provided for this omission? For each site, does the application list: Name of facility, Full address of facility including street, city,

state, country FEI number for facility (if previously registered

with FDA) Full name and title, telephone, fax number and

email for on-site contact person. Is the manufacturing responsibility and

function identified for each facility, and DMF number (if applicable)

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

4. Is a statement provided that all facilities are ready for GMP inspection at the time of submission?For BLA: Is a manufacturing schedule provided? Is the schedule feasible to conduct an

inspection within the review cycle?

DRUG SUBSTANCE INFORMATION5. For DMF review, are DMF # identified and

authorization letter(s), included US Agent Letter of Authorization provided?

6. Is the Drug Substance section [3.2.S] organized adequately and legible? Is there sufficient information in the following sections to conduct a review?

general information manufacture

o Includes production data on drug substance

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OFFICE OF PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY FILING REVIEW

C. FILING CONSIDERATIONSmanufactured in the facility intended to be licensed (including pilot facilities) using the final production process(es)

o Includes descriptions of changes in the manufacturing process from material used in clinical to commercial production lots – BLA only

o Includes complete description of product lots and their uses during development – BLA only

characterization of drug substance control of drug substance

o Includes data to demonstrate comparability of product to be marketed to that used in the clinical trials (when significant changes in manufacturing processes or facilities have occurred)

o Includes data to demonstrate process consistency (i.e. data on process validation lots) – BLA only

reference standards or materials container closure system stability

o Includes data establishing stability of the product through the proposed dating period and a stability protocol describing the test methods used and time intervals for product assessment

DRUG PRODUCT INFORMATION7. Is the Drug Product section [3.2.P] organized

adequately and legible? Is there sufficient information in the following sections to conduct a review? Description and Composition of the Drug

Product Pharmaceutical Development

o Includes descriptions of changes in the manufacturing process from material used in clinical to commercial production lots

o Includes complete description of product lots and their uses during development

Manufacture o If sterile, are sterilization validation studies

submitted? For aseptic processes, are bacterial challenge studies submitted to support the proposed filter?

Control of Excipients Control of Drug Product

o Includes production data on drug product manufactured in the facility intended to be

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OFFICE OF PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY FILING REVIEW

C. FILING CONSIDERATIONSlicensed (including pilot facilities) using the final production process(es)

o Includes data to demonstrate process consistency (i.e. data on process validation lots)

o Includes data to demonstrate comparability of product to be marketed to that used in the clinical trials (when significant changes in manufacturing processes or facilities have occurred)

o Analytical validation package for release test procedures, including dissolution

Reference Standards or Materials Container Closure System

o Include data outlined in container closure guidance document

Stability o Includes data establishing stability of the

product through the proposed dating period and a stability protocol describing the test methods used and time intervals for product assessment

APPENDICES REGIONAL INFORMATION

BIOPHARMACEUTICS8. If the Biopharmaceutics team is responsible for

reviewing the in vivo BA or BE studies: Does the application contain the complete BA/BE

data? Are the PK files in the correct format? Is an inspection request needed for the BE

study(ies) and complete clinical site information provided?

9. Are there adequate in vitro and/or in vivo data supporting the bridging of formulations throughout the drug product’s development and/or manufacturing changes to the clinical product? (Note whether the to-be-marketed product is the same product used in the pivotal clinical studies)

10. Does the application include a biowaiver request? If yes, are supportive data provided as per the type of waiver requested under the CFR to support the requested waiver? Note the CFR section cited.

11. For a modified release dosage form, does the application include information/data on the in-vitro alcohol dose-dumping potential?

12. For an extended release dosage form, is there enough information to assess the extended release designation claim as per the CFR?

Reference ID: 3912480

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OFFICE OF PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY FILING REVIEW

C. FILING CONSIDERATIONS13. Is there a claim or request for BCS I designation? If

yes, is there sufficient permeability, solubility, stability, and dissolution data?

REGIONAL INFORMATION AND APPENDICES14. Are any study reports or published articles in a

foreign language? If yes, has the translated version been included in the submission for review?

15. Are Executed Batch Records for drug substance (if applicable) and drug product available?

16. Are the following information available in the Appendices for Biotech Products [3.2.A]? facilities and equipment

o manufacturing flow; adjacent areaso other products in facilityo equipment dedication, preparation,

sterilization and storageo procedures and design features to prevent

contamination and cross-contamination adventitious agents safety evaluation (viral and

non-viral) e.g.:o avoidance and control procedureso cell line qualification o other materials of biological origino viral testing of unprocessed bulko viral clearance studieso testing at appropriate stages of production

novel excipients17. Are the following information available for Biotech

Products: Compliance to 21 CFR 610.9: If not using a

test method or process specified by regulation, data are provided to show the alternate is equivalent to that specified by regulation. For example:

o LAL instead of rabbit pyrogeno Mycoplasma

Compliance to 21 CFR 601.2(a): Identification by lot number and submission upon request, of sample(s) representative of the product to be marketed with summaries of test results for those samples

x

Reference ID: 3912480

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RASHMI RAWAT04/05/2016

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