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Welcome to the world of yumpah which means “big medicine” in the Ute language of native Americans . We offer a wide array of strategic and tactical support to optimize clinical development timeline for the cell and gene therapy enthusiasts

Services at a glance:

Offering strategic and tactical services that include knowledge management, due diligence, audit and inspection, regulatory CMC, non clinical and clinical advice, indication prioritization, product and process development, manufacturing advice, and optimization of Target Product Profile, Provides assistance with FDA submissions including expedited designation (Fast Track, RMAT, BTD), CATT, INTERACT, PreIND, PreBLA along with Type A, C and D meetings. Provides assistance with facility design requirements, planning for surrogate end point qualification and comparability study protocols. We can also help you develop a regulatory and clinical strategy best matched to your technology to accelerate your program entry to first in human clinical trial.

Story behind the name yumpah: When I was a kid I admired the life and integrity of native Indians watching western TV and movies. When I started working in this new space of regenerative medicine, and cell and gene therapies nearly 30 years ago I came across an Indian word that I thought it could authentically capture the spirit of discovering and developing new medicines in this field. Undoubtedly these novel classes of products are exponentially much more complicated and literally much larger than traditional small molecules. That magic word was “Yumpah or Yampah” which means “big medicine” in the Ute language (https://www.colorado.com/news/colorado-honors-its-native-peoples-events-and-offerings-educate-and-inspire). This name symbolizes and represents our mission to empower your path towards discovery and approval of innovative advanced therapies using the latest technologies and knowledge of the best practices which are developed but constantly changing in the face of transformational innovations happening in the industry and regulated by governmental agencies like FDA.

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