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市場調查報告書

結核藥物研發生產線

Stakeholder Opinions: Tuberculosis - Development pipeline shows signs of life

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2009年03月 商品編碼 83797
內容資訊 英文 128 pages
價格
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結核藥物研發生產線 是由出版商Datamonitor在2009年03月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含128 pages 價格從美金3800起跳。

簡介

肺結核是全球性的疾病與死亡因素,故在七大市場對疾病的負擔減少下,近年來針對結核的藥物與疫苗研發活動極其有限。

本報告書內容包括:七大市場與其他地區流行病學動向概要、潛伏感染與活動感染的診斷方法、目前療法與抗生物質、研發中疫苗評估、免疫策略等等,內容綱要摘記如下:

第1章 摘要

  • 分析範圍
  • Datamonitor對結核病市場的考察
  • 投稿專家
  • 相關報告
  • 未來發行相關報告

第2章 疾病背景

  • 結核定義
  • 結核管理
  • 結核治療市場不太受關注
  • 流行病學動向
  • 抗藥性結核病正成為高負荷地區的問題
  • HIV的流行讓結核增加
  • 美國與歐洲的移民有高危險性

第3章 症狀與診斷

  • 症狀
  • 結核病診斷的主流是培養檢查與顯微鏡檢查
  • 潛伏結核病感染診斷
  • 活動性結核病感染診斷

第4章 疫苗接種

  • 對結核病的免疫反應
  • 目前結核病的疫苗:Calmette-Guerin
  • 以研發結核病疫苗為目的的Mycobacterial抗原
  • 研發課題
  • 生產線分析
  • 疫苗未來觀察

第5章 治療

  • 目前市場概要
  • 治療方法
  • 直接觀察治療、短期療法(DOTS)
  • 藥物與服務價格
  • HIV感染者治療
  • 藥物研發課題
  • 未滿足需求
  • 生產線分析

第6章 參考文獻

  • 專業書籍
  • 網站
  • 其他

附錄

目錄

Abstract

Summary

Introduction

Tuberculosis is a major cause of illness and death worldwide, but despite 14.4 million prevalent cases, 9.2 million new cases and 1.7 million deaths in 2006, the small and rapidly declining burden of disease in the seven major markets has limited drug and vaccine development activities until recently.

Scope of this research

  • An overview of the epidemiological trends in the seven major markets and rest of world
  • Discussion of the diagnostic methods for latent and active infection
  • A review of current treatment regimens and antibiotic agents in development for TB
  • An assessment of vaccines in development for TB and the immunization strategies being investigated

Research and analysis highlights

Drug developers and research foundations are trialling several novel vaccines and therapeutic strategies for the prevention and treatment of TB. Immunization approaches used include boosting the old BCG vaccine in order to provide better, lasting protection; new vaccines to prevent adult pulmonary TB; and immunotherapeutic vaccines.

In 2007 the global TB market was worth approximately $300 million, expanding at a modest CAGR of 2.2% from 2004-2007. Given the low incidence of TB in the seven major markets, they only accounted for around 40% of total sales; the majority of revenues (60%) was achieved in the rest of world which includes the majority of the high burden countries.

The most significant commercial opportunity exists in second line therapy, since the drugs currently used in this setting suffer from greater toxicity and less efficacy compared to first-line agents. Drugs that reduce the duration of therapy and are active against drug resistant TB have a strong chance of gaining significant commercial success.

Key reasons to purchase this research

  • Understand the current TB market dynamics and future commercial opportunities
  • Examine unmet needs in the TB vaccines and antibiotics market and the extent to which pipeline products are addressing these
  • Identify the key vaccines and antibiotics in development for TB and their likely positioning

Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • Scope of the analysis
  • Datamonitor insight into the Tuberculosis market
  • Contributing experts
  • Related reports
  • Upcoming related reports

DISEASE BACKGROUND

  • Disease definition
    • Etiology and symptomatology
    • Pathogenesis
  • Management of tuberculosis
    • Vaccination
    • Combination therapy is used to treat tuberculosis
  • Industry interest in the antituberculosis therapy market has remained low
    • Public-private partnerships to drive future drug and vaccine development
  • Epidemiological trends
    • US
    • Europe
    • Japan
    • Epidemiological trends in Brazil, Russia, India and China and rest of the world
  • Drug resistant tuberculosis is a growing problem in high burden countries
  • HIV epidemic fueling a rise in tuberculosis cases
  • The immigrant population in US and Europe is at high risk

PRESENTATION AND DIAGNOSIS

  • Presentation
  • Culture and microscopy form the mainstay of tuberculosis diagnosis
    • Cost and access to newer technologies limits uptake in high-burden countries
  • Diagnosis of latent tuberculosis infection
    • Tuberculin skin test (TST)
    • Interferon-gamma release assays
  • Diagnosis of active tuberculosis infections
    • Laboratory cultures
    • Sputum smear microscopy
    • Nucleic-acid amplification tests
    • Serology
    • Drug susceptibility tests

VACCINATION

  • The immune response against tuberculosis
  • The current vaccine against tuberculosis: Bacillus Calmette-Guerin
    • BCG vaccine efficacy is highly variable
    • The duration of protection has not been determined
    • BCG vaccination is most commonly practiced in high-burden countries
  • Mycobacterial antigens for vaccine development
  • Challenges associated with vaccine development
    • Safety
    • HIV infection
    • Late-stage clinical trials
    • Immunization strategies
    • Types of vaccines in development
  • Pipeline analysis
    • AERAS-402/Crucell Ad35 (Aeras and Crucell)
    • MVA85A (Aeras, Emergent BioSolutions and the University of Oxford)
    • GSK-692342/AS02 (Aeras and GlaxoSmithKline)
    • Ag85B and ESAT-6 (Intercell AG/Sanofi Pasteur)
  • Future outlook for tuberculosis vaccines
    • High-risk groups in seven major markets
    • Supplying public and private sectors in developing countries with TB vaccines

TREATMENT

  • Current market overview
  • Treatment regimens
    • First line drugs
    • Fixed dose combinations
    • Second-line drugs are required for resistant strains
  • Directly Observed Therapy, Short Course (DOTS) programme
  • Payment for drugs and services
  • Treatment for HIV infected patients
    • Antiretroviral therapy
    • Drug-drug interactions and toxicity
    • Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS)/paradoxical reactions
    • Sequencing of treatments
  • Challenges associated with tuberculosis drug development
    • Complex pathobiology of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
    • Development of drug combinations
    • Long duration of studies
  • Unmet needs
    • Multidrug-resistant and extensively drug resistant tuberculosis
    • Increasing patient compliance
    • Tackling latent tuberculosis infection
  • Pipeline analysis
    • Fluoroquinolones
    • TMC207 (Tibotec/Johnson & Johnson)
    • Nitroimidazoles
    • SQ109 (Sequella and National Institutes of Health)

BIBLIOGRAPHY

  • Journal papers
  • Websites
  • Other

APPENDIX A

  • Contributing experts

APPENDIX B

TABLES

  • Table: Prevalence of tuberculosis in the seven major markets, 2006/2007
  • Table: Numbers and rates of newly notified tuberculosis patients in Japan, 2005- 07
  • Table: Number of multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB )cases estimated in the top 10 high burden countries
  • Table: Summary of commercial Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests (NAAT) for tuberculosis
  • Table: Overview of vaccines in development for prevention and treatment of tuberculosis, 2009
  • Table: Overview of Phase II studies for GSK-692342 in tuberculosis
  • Table: Overview of drugs in development for treatment of TB
  • Table: Overview of clinical trials for gatifloxacin, 2009
  • Table: Clinical development program for moxifloxacin for the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis
  • Table: Overview of Phase II clinical trials for TMC207, 2009
  • Table: Overview of Phase IIa study for PA-824 in tuberculosis
  • Table: Overview of Phase II studies for OPC-67683

FIGURES

  • Figure: Estimated number of new cases of tuberculosis worldwide by country, 2006
  • Figure: Number of tuberculosis cases and deaths in the US, 1993- 2007
  • Figure: Number of tuberculosis cases in the five major European markets, 2002- 06
  • Figure: Non-UK born tuberculosis cases by world region of birth in the UK, 2007
  • Figure: Total number and rates of newly notified cases of tuberculosis in Japan, 2005- 07
  • Figure: Tuberculosis incidence among the 22 high burden countries in 2006
  • Figure: Prevalence of tuberculosis per 100,000 population by region and sex in India, 2005- 06
  • Figure: Prevalence of medically treated tuberculosis in India, 2005- 06
  • Figure: Multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) cases in the US, 1993- 2007
  • Figure: Cases of primary multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Europe, 2008
  • Figure: Estimated HIV prevalence in new tuberculosis cases by country, 2006
  • Figure: Geographical distribution of estimated HIV-positive tuberculosis cases, 2006.
  • Figure: Trends in tuberculosis cases in US and foreign-born persons in the US, 1987- 2007
  • Figure: Percentage of tuberculosis cases of foreign origin in Europe, 2006
  • Figure: Advantages and disadvantages of laboratory cultures for tuberculosis testing
  • Figure: Advantages and disadvantages of sputum smear microscopy in tuberculosis testing
  • Figure: Advantages and disadvantages of nucleic acid amplification tests in tuberculosis testing
  • Figure: Overview of the drugs commonly used in treatment of tuberculosis, 2007
  • Figure: Timeline of tuberculosis therapy, 1950- 2010
  • Figure: Distribution of global antituberculosis therapy sales by region, 2007
  • Figure: Volume and value of antituberculosis therapies by molecule type, 2003- 07
  • Figure: First- and second-line tuberculosis drug market value by country, 2007
  • Figure: Drug targets for Mycobacterium tuberculosis
  • Figure: The World Health Organization grouping of first and second-line drugs for the treatment of tuberculosis, 2008
  • Figure: Treatment strategies for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB)
  • Figure: Treatment strategies for extensively drug resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB)
  • Figure: Survival over time in the integrated versus the sequential arms in the SAPiT trial
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