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INTERPHEX - April 26, 2016 Influenza Hemagglutinin (HA) Quantification Ben Levin – Technical Product Specialist April 26 th , 2016

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  • INTERPHEX - April 26, 2016

    Influenza Hemagglutinin (HA) Quantification

    Ben Levin Technical Product Specialist

    April 26th , 2016

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    Current Gold Standard: Single Radial Immunodiffusion Assay

    Reliant on seasonal reference antisera & antigens

    Leaves hazardous waste

    Requires in-house prep of gels or plates

    Analysis & interpretation not standardized

    Limited dynamic range (6-30 ug/mL)

    Limited to singleplex quantification

    y = 0.11x + 6.21R = 0.979

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    Standard Concentration (g/ml)

    Monovalent SRID Calibration

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    VaxArray Influenza

    Assess HA stability and obtain results in hours instead of days

    Implement a more efficient potency assay with less reliance on seasonal reference reagents

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    VaxArray Influenza Microarray & Capture Antibodies

    H1

    H3

    B

    Array Position

    Epitope TypeEpitope Location

    Neutralizing Reactivity

    A Conformational HA1 YES A/CA/2009 (pdm-like H1)B Conformational HA2 YES Broad H1C Linear HA1 Broad H1D Conformational HA1 YES Broad H3E Conformational HA2 Broad H3F Linear HA1 Broad H3G Conformational HA1 YES Broad B/YamH Linear HA1 Broad B/YamI Conformational HA1 YES Broad B/Vic

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    subtype specific monoclonal antibody

    HA

    fluor-labeled polyclonal antibody

    glass VaxArrayslide

    Vidia

    VaxArray Influenza Assay Detection Methodology

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    VaxArray Influenza Assay Workflow

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    orStandards & Samples

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    Must Use Appropriate Standard for Quantification on VaxArray

    These differences had a significant impact on the calculated potency of the commercial vaccines and demonstrate the need to have well-matched reagents

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    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3538074/http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3538074/

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    Demonstration

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    VaxArray Influenza Data Analysis

    More than 1900 data points

    A wealth of information

    automatically analyzed

    (x16/slide)

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    VaxArray Influenza Imaging Package

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    VaxArray Influenza Data Processing Workbook

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    VaxArray Influenza Data Processing Workbook

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    VaxArray Influenza Data Processing Workbook

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    VaxArray Influenza Assay Summary

    Commercially available multiplexed, array-based

    immunoassay

    Monovalent and multivalent analysis

    Simple workflow with limited hands-on time

    Results in under 4 hours (8-56 samples)

    Automated data analysis

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    VaxArray Influenza Correlation with SRID, ELISA & paBCA

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    VaxArray Influenza Correlation with SRID, ELISA & paBCA

    Crude Extract Column 2 EluateColumn 1 Eluate Bulk Drug Substance

    19 Samples

    SRID paBCAELISA VaxArray Influenza

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    VaxArray Influenza Recombinant In-Process Samples and BDS

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    VaxArray Influenza Cell Culture Supernatant & Allantoic Fluid

    Crude Allantoic Fluid (Negative Control)

    Allantoic Fluid spiked with H1 Subtype

    Cell Culture Supernatant (Negative Control)

    Cell Culture Supernatant with A/CA/07/2009

    1:2 Dilution

    1:2 Dilution

    1:5 Dilution

    1:5 Dilution

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    Cross-Reactivity Assessment

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    Correlation with SRID, ELISA, paBCA

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    Correlation Analysis Summary

    Excludes one statistical outlier (3,300 point) from ToC data.* Average ratio 1/(sqrt(N-1))

    Kuck et al., (2014) PLOS One 9(10): e109616

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    Tracking Antigen Stability in Multivalent Vaccines

    Simultaneous analysis of all antigens in TIV

    Rate of decay differs for each antigen

    Rate of decay differs for each method

    Both VaxArray and SRID indicate that H3 is most stable

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    Generally Good Correlation

    Antigen Manufacturer 1 Manufacturer 2Slope R2 Slope R2

    H1 0.91 0.98 0.90 0.96

    H3 0.48 0.76 0.89 0.96

    B/Mass 0.37 0.84 -- --

    Correlation Analysis:

    Correlation Analysis: Overall, good correlation In general, SRID indicates

    more rapid loss of potency B/Mass irreproducible

    (matrix conditions?)

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    VaxArray Influenza Antigenic DriftMultiplexed

    A/H1

    B/Yam-like

    B/Vic-like

    A/H3

    A/NewCal/20/1999

    A/Duck/Shantou/1283/2001 (H3N8)

    B/Malaysia/2506/2004

    B/Jilin/20/2003

    Historic

    A/CA/07/2009

    A/Vic/361/2011

    B/Bris/60/2008

    B/Mass/2/2012

    RecentRecombinant HA

    Viral HA

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    Publication Information and Application & Technical Notes

    Stability Indicating Array Layout and Specificity

    Protein Quantification in Crude Samples

    Virion Splitting Studies

    Monovalent and Multivalent Vaccines Accuracy and Precision

    Correlation with SRID

    Manuscript published in PLOS ONE October 20, 2014, titled "Titer on Chip: New Analytical Tool for Influenza Vaccine Potency Determination is available at http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0109616.

    Application Notes: Technical Notes:

    Calibration Standards

    Best Practice for Accurate Concentratio

    Wash Method Comparison

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    http://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-App-Note-1-Stability-Indicating_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-App-Note-2_Multiplex_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-App-Note-3_Virion-Splitting_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Flu-ToC-App-Note-4-Crude-Samples-R10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-1_Specificity_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-2_Accuracy-and-Precision_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-3_SRID-Correlation_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-App-Note-1-Stability-Indicating_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-1_Specificity_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Flu-ToC-App-Note-4-Crude-Samples-R10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-App-Note-3_Virion-Splitting_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-App-Note-2_Multiplex_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-2_Accuracy-and-Precision_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-3_SRID-Correlation_Rev10A.pdfhttp://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0109616http://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-3_SRID-Correlation_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-3_SRID-Correlation_Rev10A.pdfhttp://indevr.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Flu-ToC-Tech-Note-3_SRID-Correlation_Rev10A.pdf

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    Advancements in Progress

    - High throughput configuration- Possible 96-well plate configuration- Barcode scanning integration

    - 21CFR Part 11 capable software- Refined user interface- Accommodate regulatory guidelines and customer feedback

    - Additional Assays- Potentially pandemic influenza strains- Neuraminidase assay

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    Acknowledgements & Contact Information

    Thank You!

    Protein Sciences Corporation

    BEI and Influenza Reagent Resource

    Reagents group at CBER/FDA

    Funding from NIH/NIAID (IVMI)

    InDevR Contact Information:

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: +1-303-402-9100

    INTERPHEX Booth #:

    3762

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    Slide Number 1Current Gold Standard: Single Radial Immunodiffusion AssayVaxArray InfluenzaVaxArray Influenza Microarray & Capture AntibodiesSlide Number 5VaxArray Influenza Assay WorkflowMust Use Appropriate Standard for Quantification on VaxArrayDemonstrationVaxArray Influenza Data AnalysisVaxArray Influenza Imaging PackageVaxArray Influenza Data Processing WorkbookVaxArray Influenza Data Processing WorkbookVaxArray Influenza Data Processing WorkbookVaxArray Influenza Assay SummaryVaxArray Influenza Correlation with SRID, ELISA & paBCAVaxArray Influenza Correlation with SRID, ELISA & paBCAVaxArray Influenza Recombinant In-Process Samples and BDSVaxArray Influenza Cell Culture Supernatant & Allantoic FluidCross-Reactivity AssessmentCorrelation with SRID, ELISA, paBCA Correlation Analysis SummaryTracking Antigen Stability in Multivalent VaccinesGenerally Good CorrelationVaxArray Influenza Antigenic DriftPublication Information and Application & Technical NotesAdvancements in ProgressAcknowledgements & Contact Information