IQ MPS
IQ Microphysiological Systems Affiliate
An Affiliate of the International Consortium for Innovation and Quality in Drug Development
Kidney
This session aims to provide points of view for assessment of kidney function highlighting available complex in vitro models covering contexts of use for safety and ADME properties. Case studies demonstrating nephrotoxicity assessment using microfluidic device-based and immune-competent kidney models will be presented. Additionally, the CIVM landscape for Kidney will be discussed to address gaps remaining in modeling renal physiology.
Date & Time
Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 10:30 AM ET - 12:00 PM ET
Duration
90 minutes
Agenda
Welcome and Introduction
Tomomi Kiyota (Genentech)
Anna-Karin Sjögren (AstraZeneca)
Overview of Kidney CIVM/MPS: Model Features, Technical Considerations, Functional Readouts, and Relevant COUs
Haysam Ahmed (UCB)
Case Study: Prediction of drug-induced kidney injury by biomarker response in a proximal tubule MPS
Anna-Karin Sjögren (AstraZeneca)
Case Study: Interspecies comparison of drug-induced nephrotoxicity using proximal tubule CIVMs
Tomomi Kiyota (Genentech)
Case Study: Immune-competent kidney CIVM
Manti Guha (Incyte)
Q&A / Discussion
Tomomi Kiyota (Genentech)
Anna-Karin Sjögren (AstraZeneca)
Moderators and Presenters
Tomomi Kiyota, PhD
Senior Principal Scientist
Genentech, Inc.
Tomomi (Tomo) Kiyota is conducting hypothesis-driven investigation to de-risk safety concerns of various modalities. Tomo is currently covering a variety of areas in toxicology including, but not limited to, nephrotoxicity, gastrointestinal toxicity, skin toxicity, neurotoxicity, mitochondrial toxicity and hepatotoxicity. Tomo received PhD degree from Kwansei Gakuin University and completed postdoctoral trainings at Florida State University and University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Anna-Karin Sjögren, PhD
Director, Clinical Pharmacology & Safety Sciences, CVRM Safety
AstraZeneca
Anna-Karin Sjögren is a DABT certified toxicologist with >10 years of experience of drug discovery in Pharma industry and a PhD in Molecular Medicine. She works as project toxicologist in drug discovery projects, being responsible for safety assessment and mitigation strategies, and she has a good track record of delivering drug candidates into development across multiple modalities. Anna-Karin also leads the in vitro kidney safety strategy to develop and implement novel advanced cell models to investigate drug-induced kidney toxicity, for safety optimizations and mechanistic evaluations. She has a strong publication record, including several papers in the field of in vitro toxicity assessment.
Haysam Ahmed, PhD
Principal Scientist
UCB
Haysam Ahmed currently works as a Principal Scientist in the Inflammatory Rheumatology Department at UCB Biopharma. He is responsible for the development of multiple complex in vitro models/organ-on-chips for (pre)portfolio projects, including kidney, joint and lymph node.
Manti Guha, PhD
Principal Investigator & CIVM Lead
Incyte