Sriraj
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India,
2010-01-26 13:03
(5998 d 19:54 ago)

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 Bioequivalence [Regulatives / Guidelines]

Difference in proving Bioequivalence in NDA and ANDA.

For ANDA submissions one can show that the generic drug is equivalent to drug which is already exists in Market.

But in NDA with which drug we have to show bioequivalence. And if we can show that our drug (NDA) has more bioavailability than already marketed drug, then can we say that our drug is not equivalent but gives better results that marketed drug.

SriKanth (SriRaj)
Hyderabad.
akl
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2010-01-28 13:21
(5996 d 19:36 ago)

(edited on 2010-01-28 13:43)
@ Sriraj
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 Bioequivalence

Bioequivalence is applicable for ANDA and NDA only 505 b2 (not b1).
So for NDA 505 b1 clinical trial is required and based on the study Pharmacokinetic data to be reported.
Hope above will clarify ur query..
rgds,
AKL


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