Draft Agenda:
Early Toxicity Screening 2008 (ETS 2008):
Metabolism-Based Drug Toxicity in Drug Development
Date: June 5 - 6, 2008
Venue: Red Lion Inn, Seattle, Washington, USA
Preliminary Agenda
- Keynote Presentation: Role of drug metabolism in drug-induced
liver toxicity. Sid Nelson, University of Washington
- Evaluation of metabolism-based
drug toxicity: Pharma perspectives
- Reactive metabolites and
marketed Drugs: What is the evidence and what are the
consequences? John C. L. Erve,
Wyeth Research
- Target-based toxicity
screening in drug development – global and focused tools. Stefan Otto
Mueller, Merck AG
- Toxicity screening in drug
discovery and early drug development. Robert Dunn, Amgen Inc.
- In vitro tools for the
evaluation of metabolism-based drug toxicity
- Human hepatocyte assays for
metabolism-based toxicity. Albert Li, APSciences and IVAL
- Tissue slices for the
evaluation of metabolism-based toxicity. Alison Vickers, Allergan
- Hepatocyte assay for the
screening of canalicular transporter inhibitors. Gerry Kenna, Astrazeneca
- Human hepatocyte assay for canaliculi inhibitors. Jim Xu, Pfizer Research Technology Center
- Identification and
Quantification of Cytotoxic/Reactive Metabolites
- Identification of reactive
metabolites by mass spectrometry. Shuguang Ma (Invited)
- High throughput screening
analysis of reactive metabolites Zhengyin
Yan; Johnson & Johnson PRD
- Metabolites in safety
testing. Dennis Smith; Pfizer
Global R&D
- Safety testing of
metabolites: Is it necessary? Sandy Pang; University of Toronto
- Reactive metabolite target
protein database. Robert Hanzlik,
University of Kansas