CML TREATMENTS Flashcards

1
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alkylating agents

A

nitrogen mustard

busulfan

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2
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Increasing the frequency of long-term patient survival, especially when combined with cytarabine.

A

Interferon-a

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3
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inducing the suppression of the Ph chromosome

Reducing the rate of cellular progression to blast cells

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Interferon-a

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4
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Interferon-a can be combined with

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Cytarabine

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5
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(autologous or allogeneic HSCs) were the best hope of cure, especially in patients younger than age 55.

A

Bone marrow transplantation

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6
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BM transplant

Optimal survival occured when the patient was treated during the chronic phase within 1 year of diagnosis and was younger than age_______

A

50

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7
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  • bind the abnormal BCR::ABL1 protein
  • Blocking the constitutive tyrosine kinase activity and reducing signal transduction activation.
A

TKI

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8
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  • Current first-line therapy
A

TKI

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9
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  • first synthetic TKI designed to selectively bind the ATP binding site and thus inhibit the tyrosine kinase activity of the BCR::ABL1 fusion protein.
A

Imatinib mesylate

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10
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• Goals of therapy includes:
complete hematologic, cytogenetic, and molecular remission

normalized CBC and differential

absence of Ph chromosome by karyotype analysis

absence of measurable BCR::ABL1 transcripts.

A

IMATINIB

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Goals of imatinib

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complete hematologic, cytogenetic, and molecular remission

normalized CBC and differential

absence of Ph chromosome by karyotype analysis

absence of measurable BCR::ABL1 transcripts.

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12
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is reactivation of apoptotic pathways

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Complete remission

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13
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-measure of the effectiveness: the number of log reductions of BCR::ABL1 transcripts by

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RT-PCR.

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14
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IMATINIB

Limitation: development of RESISTANCE resulting in relapse.

______.- Inability to reach the remission milestones (most treatment failures)

______- loss of a previous response

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Primary

Secondary

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15
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> It is effective against all imatinib-resistant mutants (except the T315| mutation):

first-line therapy imatinib therapy unless the T315l mutation has been identified

A

• DASATINIB

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16
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> binds the ABL1 portion of the BCRABL1 protein with an affnity similar to imatinib

> also inhibits SRC family kinases (SFK), c-kit, PDGFR, and ephrin A receptor kinase

17
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Similar to dasatinib - rescue patients with imatinib resistance against all mutants currently identified (except the 315l mutation)

18
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a derivative of imatinib and binds more speciffcally than imatinib to ABL1, stabilizing the ABL1 protein.

19
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> binds to the ATP binding site of the ABL1 protein in the inactive conformation with 30x greater potency than imatinib

20
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It inhibits ABL1 and SRC kinases, FGFR, and MAPK

does not signiffcantly inhibit PDGFR or c-kit.

21
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> binds both the active and the inactive conformations of ABL1 and is 10 times more potent than imatinib.

22
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rescue about 70% of patients who developed the T3151 mutation in response to first- and second-generation TKI therapy.

23
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• rescue therapy for patients resistant to imatinib, dasatinib, and nilotinib

24
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> a plant alkaloid that induces apoptosis, inhibits protein synthesis, and upregulates BAX and PARP

A

HOMOHARRINGTONE

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> supplemental therapy to TKIs (rescue patients who developed TKI resistance)
HOMOHARRINGTONE
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> originally discovered and used for CML therapy before the development of TKls.
HOMOHARRINGTONE
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administered as ***SQ injection*** twice daily for 14 days of a 28-day cycle: induction phase: followed by 7 days of a 28-day cycle: maintenance
OMACETAXINE
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> semisynthetic ***derivative of homoharringtonine*** • induce apoptosis but by downregulating myeloid cell leukemia sequence-1 Mcl-1
OMACETAXINE
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