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Recent advances in Fc receptor-dependent therapies
Alan H. Lazarus, PhD
Canadian Blood ServicesSt. Michael’s HospitalUniversity of Toronto
CBS Transfusion Medicine Resident Scientific SessionNov 2, 2010
Outline
•Mechanisms of platelet destruction in ITP
•Recent advances in:
• Fc receptor blockade• IVIg• anti-D• Inhibition of Fc receptor signaling
•Conclusions
Immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)
Platelet
An Fc-independent mechanism of potential immune thrombocytopenia-ROS
Zang W et al, Blood 2008Li Z et al, J Biol Chem 2008Li Z et al, Blood 2009
GPIIbIIIa
ROSROSHCVHCV
Wright JF et al, Br J Haem 1996Wright JF et al, Br J Haem 1996VZVVZV
QuinineQuininePeterson, Blood 2008
Fc-independent immune thrombocytopenia-GPIb
Platelet
Nieswandt et al Blood 2000Webster et al Blood 2006Go et al Haematologica 2007
GPIb
Carbohydrates important for IgG function?
Fc
F(ab’)2
Albert H et al. PNAS 2008;105:15005-15009
©2008 by National Academy of Sciences
IgG subclass-specific effects of EndoS-mediated hydrolysis of the IgG-associated sugar side chain.
A potential alternative mechanism of platelet destruction?Cell Mediated Immunity
Olsson et al, Nature Medicine 2003Zhang et al, Eur J Haem 2006
An alternative mechanism which may contribute to immune thrombocytopenia?
PLTPLTPLT
MK in Bone MarrowMK in Bone Marrow
Decreased platelet production due to antibody and/or T cells inhibiting or destroying MK
Mechanism Fc receptors Reference
classic anti-IIbIIIa yes Harrington Experiment 1951
anti-IIbIIIa (49-66) no Zhang, 2008 Li, 2008 Li, 2009
anti-GPIb no Nieswandt, 2000 Webster, 2006 Go, 2007
T cells no Olsson, 2003 Zhang, 2006Chow, 2010
Direct effect on MK ? Chang 2003McMillan 2004Houwerzijl 2004
Outline
•Mechanisms of platelet destruction in ITP
•Recent advances in:
• Fc receptor blockade• IVIg• anti-D• Inhibition of Fc receptor signaling
+other potential Fc receptors for IgG (FCRL’s)
Fc receptor blockade
•Antibody specific for FcRIIIa worked in refractory ITP (Clarkson, 1986)
•Antibody specific for FcRI worked in ITP (Terjanian, 2000 abstract in Blood)
•Humanized antibody for FcRIIIa (GMA161& 3G8) worked but with side effects (Bussel, 2006 & Nakar, 2009 abstracts in Blood)
Fc receptor blockade
• Clodronate is effective in a mouse model of passive ITP (Alves-Rosa 2000, 2002; Deng & Balthasar 2005, 2007; Li 2006)
Taken from, www.clodronateliposomes.org
Outline
•Mechanisms of platelet destruction in ITP
•Recent advances in:
• Fc receptor blockade• IVIg• anti-D• Inhibition of Fc receptor signaling
IVIg is IgG
Fc
F(ab’)2
Intravenous Immunoglobulin
How does IVIg work?
What does IVIg bind to?
• Other antibodies [Schussler, 1997]• Glycolipids [Vuist, 1997]• Superantigens [Takei, 1993]• HLA antigens [Glotz, 1993]• DNA & Phospholipid [Krause, Blank, Shoenfeld. 1998]• Fas/FasL [Viard, 1998, Prasad, 1998, Altznauer, 2003]• IgE Fc receptor & Tetanus toxoid [Horn, 1999]• Galactose disaccharides [Barreau, 2000]• Auto-antigens [reviewed in St-Amour, 2009]• Red Blood cells [Salama, 1984]• ……
Theories of IVIg action
• Fc receptor blockade• Inhibitory FcγRIIB expression• Regulation of cytokine production• Anti-idiotypic antibodies• Inhibits complement activation• Clearance of pathogenic antibody-FcRn.• Apoptosis• IVIg possesses anti-inflammatory sugars• IVIg forms soluble immune complexes• Dendritic cells
Hypothesis
Can antibodies which form an immune complex ameliorate ITP?
Teeling et al, Blood 2001
Experimental Design
Cell-associated:
(anti-D like effect)
OVA
Soluble:
A murine model of Passive Immune Thrombocytopenia
Anti-PLT
24h
FSC
SS
CRavetch et al (NY)
Bleeker et al (Amsterdam)
Balthasar & Deng (Buffalo)
Lemieux & Bazin (Quebec City)
Webster et al (Toronto)
Ravetch et al (NY)
Bleeker et al (Amsterdam)
Balthasar & Deng (Buffalo)
Lemieux & Bazin (Quebec City)
Webster et al (Toronto)
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Inhibitory FcγRIIB
Activating FcγR
FcγRIIB-/- mice
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If IVIg functions via the formation of an immune complex, could these complexes be reacted with cells which could then be
adoptively transferred to recipients?
Mix Wash Load
Inject
Amelioration of ITP?
Adoptive-transfer of IVIg effects with leukocytes
Siragam et al, Nature Medicine 2006
Proposed model of IVIg action in murine ITP
Siragam et al, J Clin Invest 2005
Siragam et al, Nat Med 2006
Tha-In et al, Blood 2007
Ephrem et al, Blood 2008
Aubin et al, Blood 2010
ITP
Park-Min, Immunity 2007
Outline
•Mechanisms of platelet destruction in ITP
•Recent advances in:
• Fc receptor blockade• IVIg• anti-D• Inhibition of Fc receptor signaling
Nil IVIg 30-F1 TER119 M1/690
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IIIA
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Anti-D-like antibodies reduce the ability to detectactivating Fcγ receptors on macrophages
Song et al, Blood 105:1546-8, 2005
Does anti-D ameliorate ITP via the same mechanism as IVIg?
Cooper et al, Br J Haem 2004
IVIG
Anti-D
IL-10
IL-10 MCP-1 IL-6 TNFα
2 hr
Of the 6 patients in the study who had failed to respond to IVIG andanti-D given as single agents, 5 of them responded when given in combination.
Blood 2007
Outline
•Mechanisms of platelet destruction in ITP
•Recent advances in:
• Fc receptor blockade• IVIg• anti-D• Inhibition of Fc receptor signaling
•Conclusions
A new therapeutic intervention based upon the mouse model of ITP?
Platelet phagocytosis in ITP
syksyksyksyk
R406R406
Braselmann, et al. J Pharmacol Exp Ther, 2006Braselmann, et al. J Pharmacol Exp Ther, 2006
Inhibition of syk ameliorates murine ITP
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Treatment Nil IVIg2 g/kg
Vehicle R78825 mg/kg
R78840 mg/kg
Unmanipulated
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Podolanczuk, A. et al. Blood 2009;113:3154-3160
Copyright ©2009 American Society of Hematology. Copyright restrictions may apply.
Podolanczuk, A. et al. Blood 2009;113:3154-3160
syk inhibition in 16 adult refractory ITP patients
Conclusions
•Multiple potential mechanisms of thrombocytopenia in ITP.
•The mechanism of IVIg remains unclear but may work via an Fc receptor-dependent cellular pathway (DC)
•Anti-D appears to work via a mechanism distinct from IVIg
•Inhibition of Fc receptor signaling or function could be a potential therapy in ITP
Andrew R CrowDr. Zhong-Wei ChaiSara SuppaXi ChenJoan LegardaPatrick Mott
Thank you!Thank you!Dr. John FreedmanDr. Bernadette GarveyDr. John SempleDr. Heyu NiDr. Valery LeytinDr. Margaret Rand
Derry Roopenian
Jim BusselAnna Podolanczuk