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Personalized Medicine In The Treatment of Cancer Elvin T. Price, Pharm.D.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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Personalized Medicine In The Treatment of Cancer. Elvin T. Price, Pharm.D.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Objectives. Provide an introduction to the principles of pharmacogenetics/genomics (PGx) and personalized medicine (PM) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Personalized Medicine In The Treatment of Cancer

Elvin T. Price, Pharm.D.,Ph.D.Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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Objectives

• Provide an introduction to the principles of pharmacogenetics/genomics (PGx) and personalized medicine (PM)

• Describe the clinical relevance of PGx/PM to the management of cancer

• Provide insight on the future of PGx/PM and cancer

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Time Magazine May 27, 2013

“Her preventive mastectomy raises important issues about genes, health and risk”

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Personalized Medicine Is Headed Your Way

• Direct to consumer genomics companies are becoming increasingly popular and the prices are becoming increasingly affordable.

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Personalized Medicine Is Headed Your Way

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Personalized Medicine Is Headed Your Way

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AMDPA and NMA MembersPersonalized Medicine Is Headed Your Way

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Introduction

• Clinical observations of inherited differences in drug effects were first documented in the 1950s, giving rise to the field of pharmacogenetics, and later pharmacogenomics.

• The early pharmacogenetic examples were those with distinct phenotypes that could be easily characterized, understanding of the molecular basis for the phenotypes came later.

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Genetic Variation

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Genetic Variability Influences Response to Pharmacotherapy

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Genetic Variability Influences Targets of Pharmacotherapy

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Genetic Variability Influences Drug Metabolism Enzymes

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Genetic Variability Influences Drug Metabolism: Transporters

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Moving Towards Pharmacogenomics

Ann Intern Med 2006;145:749.

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Pharmacogenomics

TARGETSMETABOLIZING

ENZYMESTRANSPORTERS

PHARMACOKINETICSPHARMACODYNAMICS

Variability in Efficacy/Toxicity

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The Goal of PGx and PM

Patients with same diagnosis

Predicted increasedtoxicity risk

Decrease dose or usedifferent drug

Predicted goodresponse totested drug

Predicted poor or nonresponse

Use different drug

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PGx Biomarkers Are Useful When Prescribing Tamoxifen

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Estrogen Receptor Status Influences Response To Tamoxifen

Estrogen Receptor Negative Estrogen Receptor Positive

Tumor Status

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CYP2D6 Genotypes Influence Response To Tamoxifen

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CYP2D6 and ABCC2 Genotypes Influence Response To Tamoxifen

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CYP2D6 and ABCC2 Genotypes Influence Response To Tamoxifen

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CYP2D6 and ABCC2 Genotypes Influence Response To Tamoxifen

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Mid CE Exam

Patients with same diagnosis

Predicted increasedtoxicity risk

Decrease dose or usedifferent drug

Predicted goodresponse totested drug

Predicted poor or nonresponse

Use different drug

• Based on the previous slides, predict a response to tamoxifen for the following patient:

• 55 y/o with Estrogen receptor negative tumors and is a CYP2D6 poor metabolizer.

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Breakthroughs In BCA PGx Hit The Popular Press and Scientific Literature Simultaneously

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Breakthroughs In BCA PGx Hit The Popular Press and Scientific Literature Simultaneously

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Breakthroughs In BCA PGx Hit The Popular Press and Scientific Literature Simultaneously

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Current Trends Summary

• The rapid advances in genomics technology is being embraced and maximized in the treatment of cancers

• These advances are also discovering molecular links to other disease states that are associated with cancer risks

• Many drugs used in the treatment of cancers are being released with companion genetic diagnostic tests

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Current/Future Directions:Big Data

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Gene Expression Patterns Link Previously Unrelated Diseases

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Breast Cancer Cell Expression Patterns Link to Other Diseases

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Future Directions in BCA PGx

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Future Directions in BCA PGx

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Current/Future Directions:Clues From Big Data

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Current/Future Directions:Clues From Big Data

The ACCORD Study. Simvastatin + Fenofibrate in Type 2 Diabetes

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Current/Future Directions:Clues From Big Data

Manuscript in prep. ET Price

Fenofibrate Effects on Nuclear Hormone Receptor Expression in Endothelial Cells

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Current/Future Directions:Clues From Big Data

Manuscript in prep. ET Price

Fenofibrate Effects on Nuclear Hormone Receptor Expression in Endothelial Cells

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Networked Analyses of Genetic Variants Will Identify Additional Cancer Risk Genes:

ABCRP Pilot Proposal

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Current Directions in PGx-PM

Patients with same diagnosis

Predicted increasedtoxicity risk

Decrease dose or usedifferent drug

Predicted goodresponse totested drug

Predicted poor or nonresponse

Use different drug

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Current Pharma Strategies

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Current Pharma Strategies

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Current Pharma Strategies

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Current Pharma Strategies

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Current Pharma Strategies

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FDA Perspective On PM

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FDA Genomics Group of CDER

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Summary

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Q/A

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