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Title: Tools in Drug Formulation: Flow Cytometry and Data Analysis Protocols Janet Siebert CytoAnalytics


1
Tools in Drug Formulation Flow Cytometry and
Data Analysis ProtocolsJanet
SiebertCytoAnalytics
2
Overview
  • Flow cytometry is a useful tool for measuring
    multiple parameters on cell-sized particles, e.g.
    peripheral blood cells
  • Characteristics of both donor populations and
    individuals can be inspected using the right data
    analysis protocols
  • Some of these characteristics may be appropriate
    biomarkers for disease targets, disease
    progression, or response to drug formulations

3
Outline
  • Introduction to CytoAnalytics
  • 3 underlying concepts
  • An experiment intracellular cytokine staining
    in breast cancer patients
  • Take home message

4
Introduction to CytoAnalytics
  • CytoAnalytics helps researchers find and tell the
    stories in their data
  • Outgrowth of collaboration with researchers in
    Karen Newells Institute for Bioenergetics at
    University of Colorado, Colorado Springs data
    from flow cytometry experiments
  • Goal to provide fast, reliable,
    biologically-meaningful insight
  • Analysts combine multiple data sources, apply
    appropriate algorithms from our library, return
    results to researchers in 1-3 business days
  • Algorithms include visualization, statistical,
    and data mining techniques

5
3 Underlying Concepts
  • Flow cytometry
  • Lyoplates
  • Data normalization

6
The Flow Cytometer
  • Measures light and fluorescence from cell-sized
    particles in solution
  • Ability to record multiple independent and
    quantitative measurements on a large number of
    cells
  • Forward scatter, side scatter, and fluorescence
    (generally due to staining)

7
Inside the Flow Cytometer
Forward scatter and side scatter
Hydrodynamic Focusing
8
Graphic Displays of Resulting Data
9
BD LyoplateTM Technology
  • Plate-based assay containing lyophilized
    (freeze-dried) reagents
  • Manufactured in controlled environment using
    robotics
  • Mother plate used to create daughter plates
  • Minimize of a source of variance in research
    results

10
An ExperimentIntracellular Cytokine Staining
for Tumor Associated Antigens
  • 41 healthy donors
  • 21 with breast cancer
  • Tumor-associated antigens (TAAs) HER2/neu, CEA,
    and MAGE-3 broadly expressed in breast cancer
    are candidates for T cell based immunotherapies
  • Using intracellular cytokine flow cytometry,
    antigen-specific T cell responses to HER2/neu,
    CEA, and MAGE-3 measured in PBMCs (peripheral
    blood mononuclear cells)
  • Responses also measured to CMV (eg pp65), SEB,
    HIV gag, and other peptide pools
  • Levels of IFNg, IL-2 and TNFa measured on
    CD3/CD4 and CD3/CD4- T cells (Helper and
    Cytotoxic T cells)

11
Use of Lyophilized 96 Well Plates
12
Resulting Experimental Data 45,613 rows
(summarized)
13
The Rich Analytical Environment
  • Combine source data from instrument with sample
    and patient descriptive data

14
Representative Data and Analysis
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Donor ProfilesCD4 IFNg, IL2, TNFa CD8 IFNg,
IL2, TNFa
16
Overview of Normalization
For each donor, for each stimulus NormXi Xi
Xmin ------------ Xmax - Xmin
17
A Normalization Example
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Normalized vs. Non-normalized Data
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Statistical Analysis with Normalized Data
CD4/IFNg TAAs lower than CMV plt.0103 CD8/IFNg
TAAs lower than CMV plt.004 CD8/IL-2 TAAs higher
than CMV plt.009
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The Research Team
  • Margaret Inokuma1, Charles Schmitt3, Perry
    Haaland3, Douglas Petry1, Maria A. Suni1, Smita
    A. Ghanekar1, Daiva Gladding1, John F. Dunne1,
    Vernon C. Maino1, Mary L. Disis2, and Holden T.
    Maecker1
  • 1BD Biosciences, San Jose, California
  • 2University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
  • 3BD Technologies, Research Triangle Park, North
    Carolina NC

21
Underview
  • Different donors have different patterns of
    reactions to different stimuli
  • At a donor level, there are immunophenotypes
  • We need to identify and monitor these phenotypes
    at various phases of the drug discovery and
    formulation process

22
Flow Cytometry and Biomarkers
  • Apoptotic CD34 cells are increased in patients
    with acute coronary syndrome and more extensive
    coronary artery disease
  • Toll-like receptor 2 and 4 expression correlates
    with the extent and severity of coronary artery
    disease
  • T lymphocytes in bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) of
    patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary
    disease (COPD) produce more cytokines than in
    controls
  • Multi-drug resistant multiple myeloma patients
    have significantly higher expression levels of
    adhesion molecules VLA-4 and ICAM-1 than do
    responders

23
Biomarkers and Cellular AnalysisImproving Drug
Discovery and Formulation
Pre-clinical
Clinical Trials
Phase IV
IND
NDA
Phase I II
Phase III
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Take home messages
  • 3 underlying concepts
  • Flow cytometry
  • Lyoplates
  • Data normalization
  • Big picture
  • Disease heterogeneity and immunophenotypes
  • Flow cytometry is a tool for collecting multiple
    parameters at a single cell level
  • In RD, need to combine instrument readouts with
    clinical descriptive data and study in a rich
    analytical environment
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