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Should haplo-SCT be performed
with T-cell depletionNO
Fabio CiceriSan Raffaele Scientific Institute
Milano, [email protected]
Two mainplatforms for haplo
Platforms for haplo• CD34+ selection
– Pathogen specific lymphocytes– TK-transduced lymphocytes– IL-10 anergyzed lymphocytes– Photo-allodepleted lymphocytes– CD8 neg. selected lymphocytes– Tregs pos.selected
• CD3/CD19 negative selection
• Unmanipulated BM– Endoxan at day + 3– Basiliximab, Csa,
• Unmanipulated PBSC– Rapamycin
Immunesuppressive tx
Graft manipulation
1- T-cell depleted grafts
are ideal platformsfor manipulated T-cell repletion
MolMed – TK008 IPR/21.A, 2010 - CONFIDENTIAL
HSV-TK approach: engineering of donor T cells (1)
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Pts with TK cells engraftment Pts with NO TK cells engraftment
TK007 phase II trial: only patients who achieve TK cell engraftment progress to long term IR
MolMed – TK008 IPR/21.A, 2010 - CONFIDENTIAL 7
Phase I/II-TK007 Results)
Infective Adverse Events
Immune-reconstituted pts NOT-Immune-reconstituted pts
Source adopted from: Ciceri F.,Bonini C. et al. Lancet Oncol. 2009 May;10(5):489-500
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TK007: T cell repertoire normalizes in 6 months
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TK007: TKcells induce a rapid recovery of immune responses to EBV and CMV
TK007: Immune reconstitution obtained with TK cells add-back is protective against CMV
Peaks of CMV antigenemia Days of antiviral therapy
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TK008 phase III trial
R (3:1)
Haplo-HSCT + TK
Haplo-HSCT
Key inclusion criteria:
• AML-ALL at high-risk in first CR
• AML-ALL in ≥ second CR
• secondary AML in CR
• absence of HLA-matched family or unrelated donor
Stratification
• complete response (1st v > 1st), very-high-risk vs high-risk
• country
Primary endpoint:
• Leukemia-free survival
Secondary aims:
• NRM, overall survival, immune-reconstitution, engraftment, aGvHD, cGvHD, relapse, disease-free survival, infectious, safety, quality of fife, pharmacoeconomics
• 1-year NRM standard haplo:60%
• 1-year NRM ph II study TK: 37%
• Relapse rate standard haplo 25%
• Relapse rate ph II study TK 18%
• Power = 80%; HR= 0.55
• LFS 30% in standard haplo
• LFS 52% expected in TK008 exp arm
• 91 events (death + leukemia relapse)
• N=170 patients
N=127
N=43
New developments in T-cell engineering
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What are the optimal T cell subsets for effective and persistent cancer immunotherapy?
Naïve
CD45RA+CD62L+
CD127+
Central Memory
CD45RA-CD62L+
CD127+
Terminal Effector
CD45RA+CD62L-
Effector Memory
CD45RA-CD62L-
Death sensitivity
Effector functions
Proliferative potential
Lymphnode homing
How to generate gene modified central memory T cells?
Schluns et al., 2003
Memory
Cell-sized paramagnetic beads coated with anti-CD3/anti-CD28 antibodies (Invitrogen)
Preserved alloreactivity with IL-7 & IL-15
Kaneko et al, Blood 2009
CD3/CD28-beads + IL-7 & IL-15 NOD.scid HLA-mismatched skin
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HA-1-specific TK+ lymphocytes generated with B+IL7/IL15 delay human leukemic outgrowth in vivo
PBSCMV line fromPBLHA-1 line fromPBLHA-1 line fromTK+ cells
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Bondanza et al., Blood 2011
Exploiting TCM lymphocytes for an effective T cell based gene therapy
TCM
TK-TCM in haplo for advanced leukemia
RV
CAR GENE TRANSFERto generate effective tumor-specific lymphocytesable to expand and persist in cancer patients
LV LV/ZFN
Bondanza et al, Blood 2006Kaneko and Mastaglio et al, Blood 2009Bondanza et al., Blood 2011
T cell receptor (TCR) gene editing
Targeting critical antigens for oncogenic transformation to avoid tumor escape with high-affinity TCR
S-S
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Cα Cβ
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Vα Vβ
Cα CβS-S
WT TCR Cys-modifiedTCR
Vα 21 - Vβ 21HLA-A2 restricted
• 1st disease targeted: Acute myeloid leukemia
• 1st Antigen targeted: WT1 – Overexpressed by several tumors
(Van Driessche, Leukemia 2005)
– Involved in oncogenic transformation– WT1 is immunogenic in humans
(Gao, Blood 2000; Xue Blood 2005)
– WT1-specific high avidity optimized TCR availables
Kuball et al, Blood 2007
Full Editing of T-Cell Specificity
baCD3/CD28 stimulation
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TCR-transferred TCR-α/β-edited
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allogeneic SCT in advanced leukemia
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The European Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation
Cy/TBI vs. BuCy in resistant AMLCy/TBI vs. BuCy in resistant AML: LFS
years
23 ± 2%
23 ± 2%
Cy/TBI n=388
BuCy n=395
P : 0.41
A Nagler et al, in preparation
Unmanipulated graft in haplo-SCT
Macrolytic antibiotic that inhibits the mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR)
– Inhibition of cell cycle entry in stimulated T cells
– Direct toxic effect on dendritic cells
– Anti-angiogenetic activity
– Clinical activity on refractory AML
– Induction of Foxp3 expression and maintenance of Tregs
Hypothesis: in vivo Tregs expansion under rapamycin
Treosulfan-based conditioning and Rapamycin-ATG-F-based
GvHD prophylaxis prior tounmanipulated allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell
transplantation from a mismatched donor in patients with advanced hematological
malignancies
TrRaMM
Eudract 2007-5477-54
TrRaMM: Conditioning
-6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2
Treosulfan 14 g/m2 for 3 days
Rapamicyn +MMF/Myf
Fludara 30 mg/m2 for 5 days
PBSC:4-10x106 CD34
No in vitro manipulation!
ATG-Fresenius 10 mg/kg for 3 days
Rituximab 500 mg
TrRaMM: Inclusion criteria
• Advanced disease
• Absence of HLA-matched donor
• Age > 1 and ≤ 70 years
• Karnofsky Index ≥ 80%
• Sorror HCT-CI ≤ 4
• Written informed consent
• March 2007- April 2010• 79 patients (43 ♂, 36 ♀):
– 45: 6/12 matched– 18: 7/12 matched– 16: 8 or 9/12 matched
• Previous allogeneic transplant (19 pts):– 14 MRD– 2 MUD– 2 MMRD – 1 MRD and MMRD
• Median age: 47 years (range 14-69) • Median HCT-CI : 2 (range 0-4)
TrRaMM: Patients characteristics
AML CR1 5CR2 12
> CR2/refractory 32
ALL CR2 2> CR2/refractory 8
MDS 3
MPN 3
LPD HD 7NHL 3
Biphenotypic AL 1
GS/CLL/CMML 3
Total 79
TrRaMM: Disease status at transplant
TrRaMM: Results
• Median Follow-up 391 days (238-1187)
• 29 patients alive 22 in CR, 27 out of IS
• 50 patients dead 20 for NRM, 30 for PD
TrRaMM: engraftment & chimerism
69/75 patients: FULL DONOR at d+30
Immune reconstitution
Pattern of immune reconstitution
In vivo Tregs expansion and function
TrRaMM: acute and chronic GvHD
TrRaMM: disease relapse
TrRaMM: mortality and survival
The European Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation
alternative donors options
Lack of HLA-id donor
Unrelatedmismatched
Cord-blood
Family Haploidentical
Intention-to-treat in allo SCT
p = ns
AML early phaseintention-to-treat: outcome
Experimental treatments better performed in clinical trials
HSR. Exp. Hematol.Elena PROVASIZulma MAGNANIAttilio BONDANZALuca VAGOMonica CASUCCI Shin KANEKOSara MASTAGLIOVeronica VALTOLINASerena Kimi PERNAMaddalena NOVIELLOAlessandra FORCINABarbara CAMISANicoletta CIERIGiacomo OLIVEIRALaura FALCONE
HSR TIGET Pietro GENOVESEAngelo LOMBARDOOscar MUNIZ PELLOMario AMENDOLALucia SERGI SERGILuigi NALDINI
FHCRC, SeattleP.D. GREENBERGJ. KUBALL
SANGAMO BIOSCIENCESM. HOLMESP. GREGORY
HSR BMT UNITM.T. LUPO-STANGHELLINIJacopo PECCATORIMassimo BERNARDIConsuelo CORTI
HSR Dept. PathologyMaurilio PONZONIFrancesca SANVITOClaudio DOGLIONI
HSR Mol. and Functional Immunogenetics UnitKatharina FLEISCHHAUER
HADASSAH H, JerusalemShimon SLAVINShoshana MORECKIAliza ACKERSTAIN
ISTITUTO CLINICO HUMANITAS, MilanoLuca CASTAGNAArmando SANTORO
HAMMERSMITH, LondonJane APPERLEYEduardo OLAVARRIA
HANNOVER MEDICAL SCHOOL, HannoverEvy WEISSINGERArnold GANSERMichael STADLER
G.PAPANICOLAOU HOSPITAL , Thessaloniki Evangelia YANNAKI Athanasios FASSAS, Achilles ANAGNOSTOPOULOS
MolMed SpAClaudio BORDIGNONAnd all the staff!!!
ACKONWLEDGEMENTS