A Biologics License Application, or BLA, is a submission seeking FDA authorization to market a biological product in the United States.
FDA describes a BLA as containing information on manufacturing, chemistry, pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, and the product's medical effects.
Why investors track BLAs
A BLA can move a biologic from development into formal regulatory review.
Important events include:
- submission;
- FDA acceptance for filing;
- priority or standard review;
- advisory committee meetings when applicable;
- PDUFA goal dates; and
- final FDA action.
FDA's current CBER guidance notes that standard and priority review timelines are governed by PDUFA goals.
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A BLA filing starts a marketing-review process. It does not mean the biologic has been approved.
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