Chronic NOAEL: rat ozanimod 10.4x, total active drug 0.62x; monkey ozanimod 3.73x, total active drug 0.515x human AUC
“Based on measured or estimated exposures (AUC), at the chronic toxicity NOAEL, in rats, systemic exposures to ozanimod, the metabolites RP101124, CC112273 and CC1084037 and total active drug in humans (ozanimod+CC112273+CC1084037) were calculated to be 10.4-, 17.7-, 0.0446-, 0.0036- and 0.62-times, respectively, those expected in humans. In Cynomolgus monkeys, these multiples at the NOAEL were 3.73, 0.445, 0.316, 0.363 and 0.515, respectively.”
Lymphopenia and lymphoid depletion; lung weight increase and alveolar histiocytosis set NOAELs of 0.2 (rat) and 0.1 (monkey) mg/kg/day
“In both rats and monkeys, the severity of these lung toxicities did not deteriorate in long-term toxicity studies, but they were incompletely reversible after the 6 weeks recovery period and served to determine the no observed adverse effect level (NOAEL)s (0.2 and 0.1 mg/kg/day in rats and monkeys, respectively) in these investigations.”