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Title: Personalised Cancer Medicine in Phase 1 Cancer Research at Rigshospitalet


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Personalised Cancer Medicinein Phase 1 Cancer
Research at Rigshospitalet
  • Ulrik Lassen
  • MD, PH.D
  • Phase 1 Unit

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Background
  • New targeted therapy is selected according to
    specific molecular alterations in the tumors
  • Determination of HER2-gene expression in breast
    cancer is a routine due to treatment with
    trastuzumab (Herceptin).
  • Analysis af K-ras mutation status is a routine in
    order to select patients with colorectal cancer
    for anti-EGFR therapy
  • Also EGFR and ALK mutations in lung cancer

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Tumor regression was seen in 30 of patients with
mutations, compared to 10 of patients without
mutations. There may be an advantage by
selecting patients
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Non-small cell lung cancer - subtyping
Erlotinib, gefitinib
crizotinib
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ALK-inhibition in NSCLC
  • 31 heavily pre-treated patients with NSCLC and
    ALK re-arrangement tested in a Phase 1 trial.
  • 20/31 had regression, (including 1 CR and
    long-term regression - median 24 weeks)
  • The fusion gene was first identified in NSCLC in
    2007, clinical activity seen in 2009 and
    crizotinib was FDA-approved in 2011


Kwak EL et al, N Engl J Med 2010
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  • Phase 1 trial
  • Partial remissionin 81 of patients with
    Braf-V600E melanoma (960 mg BID)
  • Investigator assessments
  • Includes confirmed unconfirmed responses

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New track for early clinical trials
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Schedule of assessmentsDifferential timing of
dosing, PD biopsy, and imaging
End of Cycle 2 Scans
Schedule A QW
FDG PET
Tumor Bx
RG7212 dosing

Scr
D1
D2
D8
D15
Cycle 1
D1
D2
Cycle 2
D4
D8
D15
D3
D4
D17
RG7212 dosing
Tumor Bx
FDG PET
End of Cycle 2 Scans
Schedule B Q3W
Both schedules blood samples taken at multiple
time points for PK and PD assessments
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The most important finding at the moment is the
feasibility of performing complex molecular
characterization in daily clinical practice. A
hundred patients were enrolled in seven months.
For some patients, the results of the analyses
changes the phase 1 trials and treatments for
which they were being considered
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Also in Denmark?
  • Patients with good performance status and tumor
    lesions assessable for biopsy are included in a
    study of genomic characterization
  • A collaboration between the Phase 1 Unit,
    Pathology, Genomic Medicine, Clinical Genetics,
    Diagnostic Radiology and Bioinformatics
  • Important for drug development, attracting new
    studies and allocating patients for studies
  • We are part of an European network and hope to be
    able to distribute patients for enrichment of
    studies in the future

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Complete genomic profile of phase 1 population
  • Up to 200 patients are referred to the Phase 1
    Unit every year.
  • Every patient will be asked for a signed informed
  • Eligible patients are required to fulfill normal
    criteria for entering early phase studies,
    including normal organ function and adequate
    performance status, as well as measurable
    disease.
  • Most patient fulfill these criteria, and it is
    anticipated that 500 patients will be eligible
    during the project period (5 years).
  • Patients will be referred for ultrasound-guided
    tumor biopsies with 18 Gauge needle.
  • Biopsies snap-frozen/RNA-later and
    paraffin-embedded as well as verified for their
    representativeness, tumor cell content, and
    suitability for molecular analysis at the
    Department of Pathology

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Genome-wide technologies and identification of
tumor specific genetic changes
  • The Center for Genomic Medicine functions as core
    facility for array and NGS technologies and
    covers all necessary high-throughput analyses
    from microarray-based transcriptome profiling to
    analysis of SNP arrays (Affymetrix) as well as
    NGS (Illumina and Roche platforms).
  • The pipeline from biopsy to isolation of DNA and
    RNA is firmly established as part of our
    front-line work-up of carcinoma of unknown origin
    and childhood solid tumours, which are subject to
    array analysis and exome sequencing,
    respectively.
  • All samples are handled according to standard
    operation procedures and quality control
    parameters according to MIAME and Tumor Analysis
    Best Practices Working Group

www.rhmicroarray.com
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List of first line therapeutic targets
Whole exome 23,000 genes (research))
First line gene targets are sequenced to a
coverage above 500 - 1000x (labelled in RED
(n48)). Second line genes labelled in BLACK
(n117) and whole exome (n23.000) are sequenced
to an average coverage of 50-100x.
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Status
  • 1 breast cancer patient with ROS1 mutation -
    offered crizotinib
  • Several patients with either BRCA-mut, low p53 or
    ATM allocated to PARP-inhibitors
  • Several patients with FGF-ligand overexpression
    -allocated for studies with FGFR-modifying
    agents
  • No specific pattern allocated to other Phase 1
    studies

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The perspectives of gene profiling
  • Enrichment of population for phase 1 studies
  • Attracting more studies and offering personalized
    therapy for the patients
  • Recruiting patients
  • Referring patients for appropriate studies
    locally and globally
  • Offering treatment with selected marketed
    targeted agents
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