hayriye verda erkızan, phd lombardi comprehensive cancer center georgetown university,
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Abstract ID: 1773203. THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND CAVEATS OF PARP INHIBITORS IN EWING SARCOMA. Hayriye Verda Erkızan, PhD Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center Georgetown University, Washington DC. CTOS Meeting 2013 Nov 2 nd , Saturday 7.45 AM. EWS-FLI1 Protein Partners are - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Hayriye Verda Erkızan, PhDLombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
Georgetown University, Washington DC
THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND CAVEATS OF PARP INHIBITORS
IN EWING SARCOMA
Abstract ID: 1773203
CTOS Meeting 2013 Nov 2nd, Saturday 7.45 AM
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EWS-FLI1 Protein Partners areCritical for its Function
Erkizan, Clinical Cancer Research 2010
RHAYK-4-279
EWS-FLI1
Erkizan, Nature Medicine 2009
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EWS-FLI1 interacts with PARP1 and other PARP paralogs
IP: FLI1 PARP1
PARP2 PARP3
RHA IgG
TCL
75kDa EWS-FLI1
RHAEWS-FLI1
PARP1
PARP2PARP3
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YK-4-279 (mM)
PARP1
EWS-FLI1
IP: PARP1
0 1 3 10 WB
Total Cell Lysate
YK-4-279 dissociates PARP1 from EWS-FLI1
EWS-FLI1
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RHAEWS-FLI1
PARP1
PARP2PARP3
YK-4-279
PARP inhibitors to overcome other PARP paralogs’ effect
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TNK
S1
TNK
S2
RucaparibOlaparibVeliparib
PAR
P1PA
RP2
PAR
P3
PAR
P13
PAR
P14
PAR
P15
PAR
P16
PAR
P4PA
RP9
PAR
P10
PAR
P12
PARP Inhibitors are in Clinical Trials:Not All Are Equal
Strong to weak bindingWahlberg, Nat Biotech, 2012 0 Not Determined
BMN673NiraparibA966492
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Some PARPi selectivity towards PARP1 in Ewing Sarcoma cells
shRNA-PARP1
SKES
shRNA-Luc
kDa
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IC50
Agent SKES SKES shPARP1 Fold difference
BMN 673 (mM) 0.011 0.78 71
Olaparib (mM) 0.62 13.8 22.3
Rucaparib (mM) 2.4 15.03 6.3
Niraparib (mM) 3.5 14.4 4.1
A966492 (mM) 11.7 28.9 2.5
AG-14361 (mM) 27.3 21.5 0.8
Selective cytotoxicity of PARP1i
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PARPi and Drug interactions
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PARPi and Drug interactions
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Olaparib
YK-4-279 Vincristine
Rucaparib BMN-673
Synergy
Antagonism
Niraparib(MK-4827)
Additive
Doxorubicin
PARPi and Drug interactions
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Conclusion
• PARP inhibitor and chemotherapy interactions are heterogeneous.
• Therefore, combinatorial therapies should be advanced cautiously and data-driven.
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Toretsky/Üren Lab
Dr. Jeff Toretsky
Aykut Üren, MDHaydar Çelik, PhDGarrett Graham, BSJenny Han, BSSung-Hyeok Hong, DVM, PhDTsion Minas, MSSaid Rahim, BSYasemin Saygideger, MDKamal Sajwan, MSJeff Schneider, BSSaravana Selvanathan, PhDManisha Taya, MS
Georgetown UniversityLombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
Thanks to
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20
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RU
Time (sec)
Direct Binding (By Surface Plasmon Resonance)
Affinity: KD~ 20 nM
EWS-FLI1 concentrations
Increased PARP1 binding
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BMN Olaparib
Veliparib
Rucaparib
Iniparib
AG-14361 A966492
INO-1001
Niraparib