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María Carmen OvejeroBenito PhD covejerosaludmadridorg Clinic Pharmacology Department Hospital Universitario de La Princesa Madrid Spain Psoriasis is a clinical heterogeneous ID: 934784

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Polymorphism that can predict the response to anti-TNF drugs in psoriasis patients

María Carmen Ovejero-Benito,

PhD

covejero@salud.madrid.org

Clinic

Pharmacology DepartmentHospital Universitario de La PrincesaMadrid (Spain)

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Psoriasis is a clinical heterogeneous skin disease Types of psoriasisPustulous: white blisters of noninfectious pus surrounded by red skinInverse: bright-red lesions that are smooth and shinyGuttata: small, pink, individual spots on the skinErythrodermic:

widespread, fiery redness of the skinPlaque psoriasis: raised, inflamed, red lesions covered by silvery white scales.

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Psoriasis ranges with multiple comorbidities Arthritic psoriasisCardiovascular diseasesDepression(

Egeberg , 2016)

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It affects 2-3% population world-wide altough it varies with

ethnicity and the geographic location.Psoriasis

epidemiology

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Psoriasis is affected by genetic and environmental factorsGenetic predisposition

PSORS1 HLA-Cw6

Triggering factors Traumatism UV lights InfectionsEndocrine alterations Stress Alcoholism

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Severity of this disease is measured by Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (PASI)

Mild psoriasis PASI<10 Moderate-to-severe psoriasis PASI>10

IndurationDescamationEritrema

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LL37

Synovial fibroblast

Aberrant activation of

osteoclast

in

RA

Joint erosion

Matrix –degrading proteases

Protanoids

IL-6

IL-8

GM-CSF

IL-1B, IL23

IL-6

pDendritic cell

Intestinal fibroblasts

IL-13

TGF-

β

Fibrosis,

structure

formation

in

CD

TNF-

α

Matrix

degradation

,

epithelial

damage

,

endothelial

activation

,

vascular

disruption

in

CD

IL-1, IL-6

Osteoclast

Bone

resorption

in

PsA

.

Dendritic cell

INF-

α

CD8

Disease

associated

genes

Stressed

cells

LTh17

Environment

Stress

Microorganisms

Drugs

Trauma

Neutrophil

CXCL1

CX3

CXCL5

CXCL8

IL-1B

IL 23

IL6,

IL-6

TNF-

α

LTh1

β

d

efensin

β

d

efensin 2

S100A7

S1009

Inflammation

is

an

important

component

of psoriasis

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Anti-TNF drugs are an effetive treatment for moderate-to-severe psoriasisEtanercept Human p75 Fc fusion protein Infliximab Chimeric monoclonal (IgG1)

Adalimumab Human monoclonal (IgG1)

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Advantages of the use of anti-TNF drugsAdvantagesHigh efficiency. They achieve PASI75 (a decrease of 75% with respect

to basal PASI) in 3 months.SafetyDisadvantages

CostIndividual variability of drug efficacy Long term toxicity

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Single nucleotide polymorphisms are small variations located in the DNA

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PharmacogeneticsPharmacogenetics  The main objective is to

reach personalized medicineOptimize drugs efficiency,Limite drug toxicity,

Reduce costs,Improve life quality. Disadvantages: Personalization could not reach 100% as environmental factors are also involved (infections and stress).Advantages: genotype does not vary along lifetime. It is only neccesary to determine one.

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Basal

PASI

NR Responders: 58Anti-TNF drugsetanerceptinfliximabadalimumab2º Therapeutic option secukinumab ustekinumabNRR Objetive: to identify a epigenetic marker that can differentiate between R and NRDo they reach PASI75?(a decrease of 75% respect basal PASI) Non-Responders: 20

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New polymorphisms associated to anti-TNF drugs in patients with moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasisrs2916205 (PGLYRP4-24)rs9304742 (ZNF816A) rs11126740 (CTNNA2)rs2546890 (IL12B)rs12191877 (HLA-C)rs96844 (MAP3K1)

Prieto-Pérez et al., 2016 New polymorphisms associated to anti-TNF drugs in patients with moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis. Pharmacogenomics J 2016

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Experimental design

Selection

of polymorphisms (SNPs)A total of 144 have been analysed related to immunopathogenesis of psoriasis > 270 Genes seleted

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Experimental design

Moderate-to-severe

psoriasis patients treated with biologic drugs (≥ 12 sem.).Informant consent3 ml EDTAMagNa Pure (Roche) ADN - 80ºC81 PATIENTS

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MethodsSNP StatsThese SNPs are not in linkage disequilibrium between them. All SNPs are in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium except rs1800896, rs848 and rs1800795.

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Demographic of the population analysed Patients (N=78)

Responders (N=58)Non-responders(N=20)Age at onset psoriasis (years)

30.0 ±16.329.2 ± 15.527.53 ± 13.53Men (%)39 (50)27 (46.6)12 (60)Women (%)39 (50)31 (53.4)8 (40)Weight (Kg)76 ± 1476.1 ± 14.776.6 ± 13.7Psoriasis Type I (%)¹61 (78.2)47 (81)14 (70)Psoriasis Type II (%)²17 (21.8)11 (9)6 (30)PatientswithPsA (%)22 (28.2)8 (14.81)5 (25.00)Age at first biological agent (years)44.8 ± 16.744.0 ± 16.147.0 ± 18.3Baseline PASI22.4 ± 10.123.1 ± 10.530.0 ± 19.4Clinical response at 3 months of treatmentPASI at 3 months4.3 ± 3.92.7 ± 2.49.3 ± 8.1PASI75 (%)58 (74.4)1000

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Association of PASI 75 at 3 months with the following clinical characteristics was not found gender (p=0.3)

age at onset psoriasis (p=0.85)type of psoriasis (p=0.31)presence or absence of psoriatic arthritis (p=0.71)age at prescription of the first anti-TNF drug (p=0.5)order of the treatment (p=0.1) or weight (p=0.91)

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10 SNPs showed significant association with response PASI75 at 3 months 

UNIVARIATE ANALYSISMULTIVARIANT ANALYSISSNP

GeneModelRisk Genotype(% Responders /% Non-responders)OR (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)p-valuers2206593PTGS2DAG (13.8-0)0 (0-ND)0.0250 (0-ND)0.998rs2243188IL19C AC (36.2-65)3.01 (1.03-8.75)0.0485.34 (0.38-75.82)0.216rs1975974C17orf51AAG-GG (52.6-15)0.17 (0.04-0.62)0.00180.06 (0.01-1.26)0.070rs9304742ZNF816ARCC (6.9-25)4.50 (1.07-18.88)0.048,144.11 (13.03-5,089,337)0.006rs11126740CTNNA2RAA (5.4-25)5.89 (1.26-27.52)0.0223.18 (0.12-89.31)0.497rs842636REL-PAPOLGCAG (53.5-85)4.94 (1.02-23.87)0.0321.31 (0.15-11.22)0.807rs1008953SDC4RAA (13.8-0)0 (0-00-ND)0.0250 (0-ND)0.998rs2431697PTTG1ACT-CC (60.7-90)2.72 (1.27-5.86)0.006829.80 (1.16-765.68)0.040rs96844MAP3K1ACT-CC (56.9-30)0.33 (0.12-0.91)0.00220.011 (0.00-0.33)0.009rs13437088HLA-B/MICARTT (6.9-25)4.50 (1.07-18.88)0.041589.99 (2.71-128,614.40)0.020

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The presence of arhtritic psoriasis is associated with the response to the treatment at 6 monthsA significative association was found between presence or absence of psoriatic arthritis (p=0.034), so the univariate analysis was adjusted with this covariable. No differences were found in the association with the following variables:gender (p=1)age at onset psoriasis (

p=0.66)type of psoriasis (p=0.91)age at prescription of the first anti-TNF drug (p=0.6)therapeutic option (p=0.091)weight (p=0.48)

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10 SNPs showed significant association with response PASI75 at 3 monthsrs1975974 (C17orf51), rs11126740 (CTNNA2),rs13437088 (HLAB/MICA)rs2243188 (

IL19), rs96844 (MAP3K1)rs2206593 (PTGS2) rs2431697 (PTTG1)rs842636 (REL-PAPOLOG)rs1008953 (SDC4) rs9304742 (ZNF816A).

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8 SNPs showed significant association with response PASI75 at 6 months

UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS ADJUSTED BY COMORBIDITY WITH PSA MULTIVARIANT ANALYSIS

SNPGeneModelRisk Genotype(% Responders /% Non-responders)OR (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)p-valuers6661932IVLRTT (25.5-65)0.15 (0.02-1.27)0.0480.40 (0.15-1.03)0.0471.08 (0.191-6.090)0.933rs2206593PTGS2D AG (14.6-0)0.00 (0.00-NA)0.0220.00 (0.00-NA)0.050.00 (0.000-ND)0.999rs983332LMO4RAA (0-10)NA (0.00-NA)0.0260.00 (0.00-NA)0.0427x10-17 (0.000-ND)0.999rs928655GBP6AAG-GG (59.6-26.3)0.25 (0.08-0.78)0.00980.23 (0.07.0.74)0.00720.08 (0.012-0.523)0.008rs63115-HTR2ADCT-TT (66.7-90)4.50 (0.92-22.0)0.0364.59 (0.91-23.05)0.0383.22 (0.32-30.95)0.442rs2254441PSTP1P1AAG-AA (22.9-5)0.19 (0.02-1.50)0.0480.17 (0.02-1.41)0.040.00 (0.000-ND)0.334 rs6071980MAFBACT-CC (39.6-20)0.31 (0.09-1.03)0.0360.31 (0.09-1.03)0.0360.21 (0.21-2.01)0.174rs2546890IL12BDAG-GG (62.5-90)5.40 (1.12-26.04)0.0155.50 (1.11-27.19)0.0179.885 (0.71-138.15)0.089

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ConclusionsThe polymorphisms rs2431697 (PTTG1) and rs13437088 (HLA B/MICA) are specific markers of etanercept responsers9304742 (ZNF816A) and rs96844 (MAP3K1) are biomarkers of anti-TNF drugs.rs928655

(GBP6) is a biomarker of the maintenance of the response at 6 months

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Servicio de Farmacología ClínicaHospital de La PrincesaFrancisco Abad SantosTeresa CabaleiroRocío Prieto PérezMiriam Saiz RodríguezMaría TalegónUnidad de ensayos clínicos

Servicio de DermatologíaHospital de La PrincesaEsteban DaudénMar Llamas

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