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`The PK—results of the second bioavailable study in dogs are complete. They demonstrate
`that the half—life of tollerodine is shorter and the bioavailability of the metabolite is less than
`alter application of H0!0iBut (attachment 2). Method development for tox study has been
`started and method validation for rats and dogs is ongoing.
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`4. Development Plan (P. Ney)
`In order to put a development plan together. timelines and Concepts for all necessary
`chemical, pharmaceutical and preclinical activities have been discussed. Cost estimations
`of the departments have to be given to P. Ney. H0;’0iBut is called SPM 8228 for the
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`5. Milestone decision
`Ol-t;’0iBut has been selected as drug candidate for the NCE-incontinence project.
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`6. Actions until board presentation
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`LPT Protocol No. 11997Ilf99, BA 304-02
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`Study Summary
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`SCHWARZ PHARMA AG, Mcmhelrn (Germany)
`Sponsor:
`Study Responsible:
`Dr. P. Ney, Dept. NPTA
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`Testing Facilities
`Administration and plasma sampling:
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`LPT, Hamburg (Germany)
`Study Director:
`Dr. phil. J. Leuschner
`Protocol ‘No;
`LPT 1199711/99
`SCHWARZ PHARMA AG, Mfonheim (Germany)
`‘ Study Director:
`Dr. W. Hammes, Dept. BA
`Analytical Report:
`BA 3040;
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`SPIVI 3427, SPM 6723, SPIVI 6725, SPl\rI 8223, SPJM 8229,
`SPM 8230 and SPM 9073
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`Bioanalytics:
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`Batch Nu. Route
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`dogs
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`SPM 542'? [{+)-I-to-I-0H*Hc1]
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`SPM 6723 [(*)-B30-r‘-Ol3z‘I-1C1]
`SPM 6725 [{-)-AC0-«'-DB2‘!-[Cl]
`SPM 8223 [(4-)-H0-I-OiEut.‘HCl]
`SPM 3229 [(+)=.a.co4-ouau:-ztct]
`SPM S230 {(=~}.Ho-.'-on;-act}
`SPM 9078 [(-t}-(R)-H~'-0l+I*Ta::.]
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`date of final protocol
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`EDTA plasma samples containing sodium fluoride
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`determination of SPM 5427 plasma levels and of SPM 90T5 plasma levels (test day
`Bioannlytics:
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`March 13th, 1999
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`May 27, 1999
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`Plasma concentrations below the limit of quantification (tower than 0.04 nytnl) were treated as
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`the software Topfit 2.0 was used. The following
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`1430 233.3
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`13.23
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`10.71
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`25.36
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`11.02 52.68 30.82 20.39
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`74.09 -14.82 147.14 32.41 39.39
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`4.22 27.16
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`37.63 25.36 17.42 62.68
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`SPM 5427 [(+}-H0-I-t3H“HCl]
`SPM 54-27 [(+}Ho-.'.on-H-:21]
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`SPM 3229 [(+)-Ac:o-I-0iBu:'1{c11
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`SPM 3230 [(+)-HO-I-OBz’1ICl]
`SPM 9073 [(+)-(R)~H~ivOi-1"I':ut.1
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`44.97 33.04 62.94 37.75
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`52.04 62.71
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`19.14 63 .73 49.77
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`53.9
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`58.4
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