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Regulatory Affairs Services

uBriGene offers full regulatory support, from pre-IND to BLA, DMFs, and expedited programs, with expertise across the US, China, EU, and more.

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Global Regulatory Support

Regulatory Affairs Services Highlights

Extensive Regulatory Affairs Track Records

10+ IND clearance, FDA & NMPA
AAV, LVV, TIL, and CAR-T
10+ DMFs filed

Global Regulatory Support Expert

North America
Europe
APAC

Extensive Regulatory Support Services

TD/eCTD dossiers preparation, formatting, and submission services
IND, BLA filing
Meetings with regulatory authorities

Agile and Custom Regulatory Services

Any stage of services
Specific, tailored to your needs
Standalone or part of CDMO services

Need Help in IND/BLA Filing?

From pre-IND to BLA, DMFs, and expedited programs

Expertise across the US, China, EU, Canada, Australian, and more

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Scope of Regulatory Affairs Services

Risk assessment and management

Preparation and submission of expedited program and designation applications (ODD, FTD, BTD, RMAT, PRIME) to US FDA, China NMPA, and EMA

Regulatory support for CMC sections of pre-IND, IND, pre-BLA, and BLA submissions, including IMPDs

CTD/eCTD-based submissions to US FDA, China NMPA, Health Canada, and EMA

DMF applications

Amendments and supplements for CMC changes, covering clinical trials (especially pivotal trials) and post-marketing approvals.

Why are regulatory affairs experts crucial in your advanced therapy programs?

Provide guidance through the complex, ever-evolving regulatory landscape

Ensure compliance with regional regulatory guidelines and legislation

Mitigate regulatory risks

Reduce potential costs in the later stages of CMC development

Accelerate development and bring therapies to market faster

Expedited Program Support

Benefits of Investigator-Initiated Trials (IIT)

Investigator-initiated trials (IITs) are clinical studies designed, conducted, and managed by independent investigators—typically physicians or researchers—using GMP-like materials. These studies offer valuable clinical data on the safety and efficacy of a potential therapeutic program. IITs are often the fastest and most cost-effective route to achieving clinical proof-of-concept, at a fraction of the cost of traditional clinical trials.

uBriGene can support IIT studies, with the resulting data serving as a key factor in determining whether to continue developing your investigational drug. GCP-compliant IIT data can also help reduce the sample size needed for future IND trials, accelerating the development process.

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DMF on File for Critical Raw Materials in Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing

Item Application DMF record
GMP grade lentiviral packaging plasmids GMP Lentivirus production DMF 27777
GMP grade AAV packaging plasmids GMP AAV Manufacturing DMF 28890
293XS cell banks GMP AAV Manufacturing DMF 28844
HEK293TH cell banks GMP Lentivirus production DMF 29108
GMP grade Ubrinuclease Remove nucleic acid removal during GMP production DMF 29414
GMP grade Cas9 proteins, mRNA Gene editing DMF 29884
293TH Cell Banks GMP Lentivirus production DMF 31873
Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell Exosomes GMP MSC Manufacturing DMF 31873
Control of plasmids and plasmid bank GMP Plasmid Manufacturing DMF 30703
Control of AAV and AAV critical intermediates GMP AAV Manufacturing DMF 30700
AAV packing RC plasmid GMP AAV Manufacturing DMF 32370
uBriGene (Germantown site) GMP Cell and Gene Facility GMP Cell and Gene Manufacturing DMF 31266

*Outsourced testing

Frequently asked questions

Yes, we offer regulatory affairs services at any stage of your product development, regardless of whether we manufacture your products.

The timeline depends on product complexity and data availability. uBriGene can begin preparing the pre-IND and IND packages alongside CMC, nonclinical, and clinical studies. A first draft can include placeholders while data are pending, and a near-final version can be completed within two weeks once all required data are available. This is the document preparation timeline, not the regulatory review or approval timeline.

Data requirements vary by designation and regulatory authority. uBriGene supports applications for programs including FDA Fast Track, Breakthrough Therapy, and RMAT designations, as well as China NMPA Breakthrough Therapy and EMA PRIME. Eligibility and supporting evidence are assessed on a case-by-case basis; clinical data requirements depend on the specific program.

An investigator-initiated trial (IIT) is designed and conducted by an independent investigator or institution, while a sponsor-led IND trial is conducted under a sponsor's regulatory responsibilities. Both require appropriate ethical, safety, and regulatory oversight. Product quality, nonclinical evidence, and submission requirements depend on the jurisdiction, product, and study design; an IIT does not automatically have lower requirements.

uBriGene provides regulatory affairs support for cell and gene therapy development, including pre-IND consultation, IND and BLA submissions, CMC documentation, DMF preparation, CTD/eCTD dossier support, and regulatory authority interactions. Services can be provided independently of uBriGene’s manufacturing services.

Yes. uBriGene supports Common Technical Document (CTD) and electronic CTD (eCTD) preparation for regulatory submissions. Support includes organizing technical documentation and coordinating relevant CMC, nonclinical, and clinical information according to the applicable regulatory requirements.

uBriGene supports applications for expedited development programs, including FDA Fast Track and Breakthrough Therapy designations, Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy (RMAT) designation in the U.S., China NMPA Breakthrough Therapy designation, and the European Medicines Agency’s PRIME scheme. Eligibility criteria and evidence requirements vary by program and product.

uBriGene can Accelerate Your Therapeutic Programs to the Clinic Faster

CMC manufacturing & testing

Our experienced RA team provides comprehensive regulatory filing support, offering guidance from preclinical stages to commercialization.

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