PREPARE-BAA-Attachment_2_Program_Plan.xlsx

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PReemptive Expression of Protective Alleles and Response Elements (PREPARE) Federal contract opportunity
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HR001118S0037
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Guidance for completing the PREPARE Specific Program Plan (SPP):

--Provide key proposal details already described in the full proposal. (Replace existing text below with answers) --Provide concise answers (no more than 1-3 sentence answers) to each and every Program Detail requested.

--Submit in excel format

Title
Lead PI
Institution
PhaseItemTopicProgram Detail
11TA1 (Gene Target Identification)Bioinformatics tools: software, uses, and rationale
12Months 1 - 12Cell line(s), organoid model(s), and/or animal model(s) used
13Threat(s) screened
14Experimental design (e.g. screen, reporter system, controls)
15Method(s) for determining baseline expression state(s) in target tissue(s)
16Criteria for selection and prioritization of protective gene targets (tissue location, viability for activity modulation, etc)
17Quantitative metrics for Efficacy
18Quantitative metrics for Safety
19Quantitative metrics for Specificity
110TA2 (Programmable Gene Modulator Development)Bioinformatics tools: software, uses, and rationale
111Cell line(s), organoid model(s), and/or animal model(s) used
112Months 1 - 12List programmable gene modulation approaches (e.g. epigenetic, RNA degradation, etc) and justification for downselection to modulation type(s) selected for investigation
113Experimental design (e.g. screen, reporter system, controls)
114Quantitative metrics for Efficacy
115Quantitative metrics for Safety
116Quantitative metrics for Specificity
117Quantitative metrics for Multiplexability & Generalizability
118Plan to support downstream PGM Manufacturability
119Criteria for prioritization of successful PGM(s)
120Description of how PGM can be adapted to threats not addressed by proposer
121TA3 (Clinical Formulations)Cell line(s), organoid model(s), and/or animal model(s) used
122Months 1 - 12List clinical formulation(s), respective cell/tissue target(s), and mode of administration in vivo
123Experimental design (e.g. screen, reporter system, controls)
124Quantitative metrics for Efficacy
125Quantitative metrics for Capacity
126Quantitative metrics for Safety
127Quantitative metrics for Specificity
Plan to support downstream Clinical Formulation Manufacturability
128Methods to address failure modes (e.g., immunogenicity, toxicity, suboptimal ADME, cargo size, off-tissue effects)
130Capability Demonstration 1List threat(s), animal model(s), and relevancy of animal model(s) used
131By Month 22Experimental design for Capability Demonstration 1
132Describe SoA MCM(s) that provide a basis for comparing performance of PGM-MCM(s)
133Quantitative metrics for Efficacy (must indicate performance category(s) targeted, e.g., level of, duration of, and/or time to protection and/or breadth of threats covered, etc). Minimum is 2× over SoA.
134Quantitative metrics for Safety.
135Quantitative metrics for Specificity.
Quantitative metrics for Transience.
137Markers of and method(s) for determing Mechanisms of Protection (MoPs)
138Method(s) for characterizing PGM-MCM components in vivo, e.g. target expression, immunogenicity, toxicity, ADME, etc.
139Informatics & Data SharingList steps and potential platform for data sharing during Phase I
140Regulatory EngagementList necessary steps and plan for regulatory engagement during Phase I
241Capability Demonstration 2List threat(s), animal model(s), and relevancy of animal model(s) used
242By Month 32Experimental design for Capability Demonstration 2
243SoA MCM(s) to be tested
244Quantitative metrics for Efficacy (must indicate performance category(s) targeted, e.g., level of, duration of, and/or time to protection and/or breadth of threats covered, etc). Minimum is 10× over SoA.
245Quantitative metrics for Safety. Must display advanced performance or improved characterization over CD1 metrics.
246Quantitative metrics for Specificity. Must display advanced performance or improved characterization over CD1 metrics.
247Quantitative metrics for Transience. Must display advanced performance or improved characterization over CD1 metrics.
248Markers of and method(s) for determing Mechanisms of Protection (MoPs)
249Method(s) for characterizing PGM-MCM components in vivo. Characterization must be more comprehensive than CD1 metrics.
250Capability Demonstration 3List threat(s), animal model(s), and relevancy of animal model(s) used
251By Month 40Experimental design for Capability Demonstration 3
252SoA MCM(s) to be tested
253Plan for testing with live agent (include facility, agent, containment/safety level)
254Quantitative metrics for Efficacy (must indicate performance category(s) targeted, e.g., level of, duration of, and/or time to protection and/or breadth of threats covered, etc). Minimum is 100× over SoA.
255Quantitative metrics for Safety. Must display advanced performance or improved characterization over CD2 metrics.
256Quantitative metrics for Specificity. Must display advanced performance or improved characterization over CD2 metrics.
257Quantitative metrics for Transience. Must display advanced performance or improved characterization over CD2 metrics.
258Markers of and method(s) for determing Mechanisms of Protection (MoPs)
259Method(s) for characterizing PGM-MCM components in vivo. Characterization must be more comprehensive than CD2 metrics.
260Informatics & Data SharingList steps and potential platform for data sharing during Phase II
261Regulatory EngagementList necessary steps and timing for successful IND/EUA submission
262Final DeliverableIn one sentence, describe the final expected PGM-MCM for regulatory submission. (include PGM-MCM type, threat(s), degree of protection over SoA, manufacturability, and duration of protection).

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