novel therapeutics Flashcards

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cytokines

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1980’s
Interferon
Interleukin 2
Effect only proven in renal cell cancer
Some low grade lymphomas

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growth factors

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Granulocyte colony stimulating factor G-CSF
Reduction in neutropenic sepsis
Mobilisation of bone marrow stem cells
S.c. injection daily
Mild flu like symptoms

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growth factor receptor inhibition

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bevacuzimab - anti-ligand mAbs

Herceptin and cetuximab - anti-receptor mAbs

Tyrosine kinase inh - ATP and sub competitors

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monoclonal antibodies

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cetuximab chimeric anti EGFR Mab

Kohler & Milstein Mab
Waldman & Winter humanised antibody
Campath-1H : CLL
Mabthera : NHL
Herceptin : Breast ca
Cetuximab : EGFR in colorectal, H&N,lung..
Bevacuzimab: VEGF

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egfr therapeutics

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herceptin

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EGFR inhib

Gene amplification and overexpression of her-2 in 20% breast cancer
Trastuzumab (herceptin) is a chimeric MAb against her2 trans-membrane growth factor receptor
In metastatic disease, 35% RR in her2 + ca
5 trials now show a 50% reduction in relapse rate in her2 + early breast cancer (2005)

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cetuximab

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IgG1 monoclonal antibody
Exclusive for EGFR and its heterodimers
Prevents ligand binding to EGFR
Higher affinity for EGFR compared to natural ligands
Blocks receptor dimerization, tyrosine kinase phosphorylation, signal transduction
Stimulates receptor internalization
Fc region may induce antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC) (immune response)

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vegf

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avastin

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VEGF inhibitor

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ptk/zk

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tyrosine kinase inhibition: TKIs

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tyrosine kinase ihibitors

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Multiple TKs in cell signal transduction pathways
Able to design specific inhibitors of enzymatic function
First active agent designed for CML

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imatinib

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1960s Philadelphia chromosome
1973 Balanced translocation t(9:22)
1983 bcr-abl fusion gene
1984 tyrosine kinase enzyme activity increases cell survival, decreases cell death and adhesion
1992 specific inhibitor manufactured STI 751 (Novartis)

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