Initial Results in a Phase 1b Trial of PB-04 in Sickle Cell Disease Demonstrate Fetal Hemoglobin Induction, Additive Activity with Hydroxyurea, and Improved Red Blood Cell Sickling Parameters

Extensive evidence has shown fetal hemoglobin (HbF) is a major modulator of sickle cell disease (SCD) phenotype. Clinical benefit with any increment of HbF was shown in the NIH-sponsored Natural History Study and the Multicenter Study of Hydroxyurea (HU), with mean HbF increases of 3.6% above baseli...

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Hauptverfasser: Kuo, Kevin H.M., Singer, Sylvia Titi, Blyden, Gershwin Theophilus, Bronté-Hall, Lanetta, Faller, Aidan, Kutlar, Abdullah, Kuypers, Frans A., Zaidi, Aliya U., Hines, Patrick C., Patel, Niren, Larkin, Sandra, Al-Samkari, Hanny, Sheth, Sujit, Nouraie, Seyed Mehdi, Perrine, Susan
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description Extensive evidence has shown fetal hemoglobin (HbF) is a major modulator of sickle cell disease (SCD) phenotype. Clinical benefit with any increment of HbF was shown in the NIH-sponsored Natural History Study and the Multicenter Study of Hydroxyurea (HU), with mean HbF increases of 3.6% above baseline (BL), to improve survival, reduce painful vaso-occlusive crises, and recently stroke prevention and improved cardiac and neurocognitive function with HU are reported. As some patients do not tolerate optimal HU doses due to cytopenias, additional inducers suitable for combined use are desirable. Proportions of F-cells and HbF-quantity/cell have been cited as important. PB-04, a repurposed drug with a well-known safety profile, is an oral fetal globin stimulant identified in high throughput screening, which suppresses 4 repressors of the HMG gene promoter, ( BCL-11A, LSD-1, HDAC-3, KLF-1). PB-04 induces fetal globin in nonhuman primates, transgenic mice, with additive effect when combined with HU in SCD erythroid progenitors, and was shown to reduce infarcts in multiple organs with preserved splenic function in transgenic sickle mice. An ongoing Phase 1b trial in beta thalassemia intermedia (BTI) ( NCT04432623) of 3 doses (1,3, or 5 mg/kg QD) given 3 (TIW) or 5 times/week (Wk) for 12 or 24 Wks in 18 courses in 10 subjects demonstrates a favorable safety profile, dose-proportional PK with 5 >3 mg/kg doses and 5 >3 doses/Wk, Median fold-increases from baseline (BL) in F-cells of 4.4x BL (range 2.3-7x), 2.8x F-reticulocytes (1.6-14.8x), and 6.5x (range 3-11x) increases in mean fluorescence intensity (MFI, representing amount of HbF/RBC). Mean increases in % HbF were 6.5%. Evaluation of PB-04 has now begun in 7 subjects with SCD, 19-51 yrs; 3 were receiving HU with HbF responses (12-22%). Adverse events, F-cells, F-reticulocytes, MFI (amount of HbF/RBC or HbF/reticulocyte) by FACS and ImageStream Analysis and % HbF are assessed Q 4 wks; flow adhesion of whole blood to VCAM-1 (FA-WB-VCAM) and sickling kinetics are assessed q 12 wks. In 4 subjects on 3 mg/kg QD TIW for 24 wks, changes observed from BL values included mean increases of 6% F-cells and 27% F-reticulocytes (2-fold) . In 3 ongoing subjects receiving 5 mg/kg QD TIW for 12 wks mean changes above BL are currently 13% F-cells, 15% F-reticulocytes; HbF/cell or HbF/reticulocyte have increased up to 10-fold. Mean % HbF has increased above HU effects in 2/3 pts on the second dose by 5-12.6% (mean 8.8%), producin
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