Enabling nationwide ad pet imaging to support most efficient clinical trials by adoption of radically simplified and standardized quality control in commercial production of ad pet tracers. - positron…

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R44AG071409
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$13,525,348

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93.866 Aging Research
Completion date 91% complete
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Funding
  • $12,268,999.00 Federal
  • $1,256,349.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Lake Balboa, CA 91406, USA

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Description

Enabling nationwide ad pet imaging to support most efficient clinical trials by adoption of radically simplified and standardized quality control in commercial production of ad pet tracers. - positron emission tomography (pet) is the most powerful imaging procedure relied upon in the management of alzheimer's disease (ad). IT provides information on the molecular processes in the brain. Pet imaging studies require short-lived radioactive contrast agents called pet tracers. Multiple pet tracers have a strong predictive value in ad. The long-term objective of the proposed work is availability of ad pet imaging to broad ad population, which enables (1) detection of disease in pre-symptomatic stage and (2) most effective clinical trials for development of ad therapies. Both of these impacts lead to improved outcomes for ad patients. Thereby, this project is considered highly relevant to the mission of national institute on aging (NIA). Trace-ability plans to enable nationwide availability of ad pet imaging by eliminating production complexity rooted in release testing of ad pet imaging tracers. The enabling solution will be demonstrated with of [f-18]flortaucipir (leading TAU pet tracer with pending NDA) and [f-18]florbetaben (FDA-approved beta amyloid pet tracer), thereby demonstrating solution's universal applicability to multiple ad pet products. Proposed solution relies on complete automation of release testing on tracer-QC platform that has been validated earlier with the most common pet tracer, f 18 fludeoxyglucose (FDG) and demonstrated with [f-18]florbetaben. Current experience has identified critical gaps that need to be filled in order to achieve broad commercial adoption of these products. By filling these gaps with r & d focused on 2 specific aims, proposed direct to phase II project enables rapid expansion of ad pet imaging to the broad ad population. Specific aim 1: achieve overall solution reliability required for broad commercial deployment by demonstrating failure of…

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Who received award R44AG071409?

R44AG071409 was awarded to Trace-Ability Inc. by National Institute on Aging (National Institutes of Health) on February 1, 2021.

How much is award R44AG071409 worth?

$13,525,348 has been obligated on R44AG071409: $12,268,999 in federal funding and $1,256,349 in non-federal funding.

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