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Final analysis of relapse-free survival in a multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of seviprotimut-L polyvalent melanoma vaccine after resection of high-risk melanoma CL.Slingluff Jr 1 , B Blumenstein 2 , K Lewis 3 , RHI Andtbacka 4 , JR Hyngstrom 4 , MM Milhem 5 , S Markovic 6 , O Hamid 7 , LF Hernandez-Aya 8 , TL Bowles 9 , P Philips 10 , S Jang 11 , J Lutzky 12 , A Bar 13 , P Beitsch 14 ,. 1 University of Virginia, 2 Tri Arc Consulting, 3 Anschutz Cancer Pavilion, 4 Huntsman Cancer Institute, 5 University of Iowa, 6 Mayo Clinic Rochester, 7 The Angeles Clinic, 8 Washington University, 9 Intermountain Medical Center, 10 University of Louisville, 11 Inova Medical and Skin Cancer Center, 12 Mount Sinai Medical Center, 13 Oregon Health and Science University, 14 Dallas Surgical Group.. Methods The Melanoma Antigen Vaccine Immunotherapy Study (MAVIS) has 3 parts: Part A (n = 99): 40 μg and 100 μg of seviprotimut-L vs placebo safety & biological activity select dose for Part B based on immune (antibody & T-cell) response. Part B1 (n = 325) seviprotimut-L 40 μg vs placebo (2:1) recurrence-free survival Part B2 (n = 800) seviprotimut-L 40 μg vs placebo (1:1) survival and recurrence-free survival co-primary endpoints For MAVIS Part B1 , patients with AJCC v7 stage IIB-III cutaneous melanoma, after surgical resection, age 18-75, ECOG PS 0-1, were randomized 2:1 to seviprotimut-L 40 mcg or placebo, administered intradermally at 4 skin sites every 2 weeks x 5, then monthly x 4, then every 3 months to month 24. Patients were stratified by stage (IIB/C, IIIA, IIIB/C). Target enrollment was 325. The study was powered for assessment of RFS, with target hazard ratio (HR) of 0.625, one-sided alpha 0.10, power 80%. Final data are presented. Endpoints addressed in this report : Primary Endpoint : Recurrence-free survival (RFS); Secondary Endpoints : Incidence and severity of AEs, overall survival (OS) Results Age can decrease immune competence; thus, outcomes were assessed by age (<60 and ≥60), for all randomized patients (Figure 4A) and the Stage IIB/IIC subset (Figure 4B). RFS was longer with vaccine for all patients age <60 (N = 191, HR 0.64, 95% CI [0.38, 1.08]) and among stage IIB/C patients (N = 52, HR = 0.31, 95% CI[0.12, 0.84]). The effect modification p value for age for stage IIB/IIC patients was 0.56. Conclusion Acknowledgements Introduction Many patients with resected stage IIB-III melanoma relapse after surgery. For Stage IIB-C patients, the only FDA-approved treatment is high-dose interferon, which has limited effectiveness and frequent toxicity. New therapies are needed for these high-risk patients. Seviprotimut-L (formerly POL-103A) is an investigational, polyvalent melanoma vaccine that contains multiple melanoma-associated antigens that are shed from 3 human melanoma cell lines, admixed with alum as the adjuvant. Prior formulations showed promising immunogenicity for T cell and antibody responses. An earlier formulation enhanced survival in a small randomized phase II clinical trial in 38 advanced stage III melanoma patients, in which the recurrence-free survival of the vaccine-treated subjects was over twice that of placebo vaccine-treated subjects (p=0.03) [1]. Part B1 of MAVIS (Melanoma Antigen Vaccine Immunotherapy Study, a three-part, Phase III clinical program), was a multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial to assess the efficacy of seviprotimut-L, with the primary endpoint of relapse-free survival (RFS) in patients at high risk of recurrence after definitive surgical resection. Seviprotimut-L treatment is well-tolerated. Subgroup efficacy analyses identified populations who may benefit from Seviprotimut-L: those with AJCC stage IIB/IIC melanoma, those under age 60, and those with ulcerated melanomas. These data support proceeding to the definitive part B2 of the MAVIS phase III trial to test seviprotimut-L for stage IIB/C patients, with stratification by age and ulceration. We acknowledge the support of all investigators and clinical coordinators responsible for enrolling patients to this trial and Jean-Claude Bystryn for his initial work on this vaccine strategy. Registration: This trial was registered at ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT01546571. The study was approved by the Ethics Board at each participating institution. References Cited 1. Bystryn JC, Zeleniuch-Jacquotte A, Oratz R et al. Double-blind trial of a polyvalent, shed-antigen, melanoma vaccine. Clinical Cancer Research 2001; 7: 1882-1887. 2. Dorshkind K, Swain S. Age-associated declines in immune system development and function: causes, consequences, and reversal. Curr Opin Immunol 2009; 21: 404-407. 347 subjects at 65 centers in the U.S. and Canada were enrolled and randomized. Arms were well- balanced (Table 1). Treatment-emergent adverse events (AEs) were similar for seviprotimut-L and placebo patients: there were no grade 4-5 treatment-related AEs and no treatment-related SAEs (Table 1). Results (cont.) B. RFS, by age & treatment, Stage IIB/C A. RFS, by age & treatment Figure 1. Study schema Figure 2. RFS by treatment Figure 4. RFS by age and treatment By intent-to-treat (ITT) analysis overall, RFS was not significantly enhanced for seviprotimut-L but trended higher (Figure 2A). However, subgroup analysis for planned randomization stratum stage IIB/IIC revealed trends to longer RFS (HR 0.65 [0.37,1.17], Figure 2B) & OS (HR 0.37 [0.13, 1.06], Figure 3) with vaccine. Table 1. Demographics, Enrollment, and adverse events Seviprotimut-L Placebo Total N 230 117 347 Age: Median (Q1, Q3) 58 (48, 67) 56 (45, 67) 58 (47, 67) Race: % White (Caucasian) 99% 100% 99% Sex: % female / % male 42% / 58% 44% / 56% 43% / 57% Ethnicity: % Hispanic or Latino 3% 3.4% 3.2% AEs 96% 97% 96% Grade 3 AEs 12% 9% 11% Rx-related AEs 70% 73% 71% AEs leading to d/c study drug 0.9% 0.9% 0.9% Rx-related AEs leading to d/c study drug 0.4% 0% 0.3% Rx = treatment Table 2. Demographics: Stage IIB/C Seviprotimut-L Placebo N 74 37 Age: Median 60 61 Sex: % female 35% 32% Race: % White 99% 100% Ethn: % Hispanic 4.1% 2.7% ECOG PS = 0 86.5% 86.5% Tumor site: Extremity/ Head-neck/Trunk 34% / 37% / 26% 27% / 32% / 41% A. RFS, all patients B. RFS, Stage IIB/C Stage IIB/C patients were well-matched by treatment arms (Table 2). Figure 3. OS by treatment, Stage IIB/C In a multivariable RFS model, the HR for the 38 IIB/IIC patients <60 with ulceration was 0.209 (95% CI [0.07,0.61]). The survival HR for the 191 patients <60 was 0.41 (19 deaths, 96% CI [0.33,1.14]) and for the 156 patients ≥ 60, the HR was 0.92 (24 deaths, 95% CI [0.39,2.12]).

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Finalanalysisofrelapse-freesurvivalinamulticenter,double-blind,placebo-controlledtrialofseviprotimut-Lpolyvalentmelanomavaccineafterresectionofhigh-riskmelanoma

CL.Slingluff Jr1, B Blumenstein2, K Lewis3, RHI Andtbacka4, JR Hyngstrom4, MM Milhem5, S Markovic6, O Hamid7, LF Hernandez-Aya8, TL Bowles9, P Philips10, S Jang11, J Lutzky12, A Bar13, P Beitsch14,. 1University of Virginia, 2Tri Arc Consulting, 3Anschutz Cancer Pavilion, 4Huntsman Cancer Institute, 5University of Iowa, 6Mayo Clinic Rochester, 7The Angeles Clinic, 8Washington University, 9Intermountain Medical Center, 10University of Louisville, 11Inova Medical and Skin Cancer Center, 12Mount Sinai Medical Center, 13Oregon Health and Science University, 14Dallas Surgical Group..

MethodsTheMelanomaAntigenVaccineImmunotherapyStudy(MAVIS)has3parts:PartA(n=99):40µgand100µgofseviprotimut-Lvsplacebo•  safety&biologicalactivity•  selectdoseforPartBbasedonimmune(antibody&T-cell)response.PartB1(n=325)seviprotimut-L40µgvsplacebo(2:1)•  recurrence-freesurvivalPartB2(n=800)seviprotimut-L40µgvsplacebo(1:1)•  survivalandrecurrence-freesurvivalco-primaryendpoints

ForMAVISPartB1,patientswithAJCCv7stageIIB-IIIcutaneousmelanoma,aftersurgicalresection,age18-75,ECOGPS0-1,wererandomized2:1toseviprotimut-L40mcgorplacebo,administeredintradermallyat4skinsitesevery2weeksx5,thenmonthlyx4,thenevery3monthstomonth24.

Patients were stratified by stage (IIB/C, IIIA, IIIB/C). Target enrollment was 325. The study was powered forassessmentofRFS,withtargethazardratio(HR)of0.625,one-sidedalpha0.10,power80%.Finaldataarepresented.

Endpointsaddressedinthisreport:PrimaryEndpoint:Recurrence-freesurvival(RFS);SecondaryEndpoints:IncidenceandseverityofAEs,overallsurvival(OS)

Results

Agecandecreaseimmunecompetence;thus,outcomeswereassessedbyage(<60and≥60),forallrandomizedpatients(Figure4A)andtheStageIIB/IICsubset(Figure4B).RFSwaslongerwithvaccine forallpatientsage<60 (N=191,HR0.64,95%CI [0.38,1.08])andamongstage IIB/Cpatients(N=52,HR=0.31,95%CI[0.12,0.84]).TheeffectmodificationpvalueforageforstageIIB/IICpatientswas0.56.

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

IntroductionManypatientswithresectedstageIIB-IIImelanomarelapseaftersurgery.ForStageIIB-Cpatients,the only FDA-approved treatment is high-dose interferon, which has limited effectiveness andfrequenttoxicity.Newtherapiesareneededforthesehigh-riskpatients.

Seviprotimut-L (formerly POL-103A) is an investigational, polyvalent melanoma vaccine thatcontainsmultiplemelanoma-associatedantigensthatareshedfrom3humanmelanomacelllines,admixedwithalumastheadjuvant.PriorformulationsshowedpromisingimmunogenicityforTcellandantibody responses.Anearlier formulationenhanced survival ina small randomizedphase IIclinicaltrialin38advancedstageIIImelanomapatients,inwhichtherecurrence-freesurvivalofthevaccine-treatedsubjectswasovertwicethatofplacebovaccine-treatedsubjects(p=0.03)[1].

PartB1ofMAVIS(MelanomaAntigenVaccineImmunotherapyStudy,athree-part,PhaseIIIclinicalprogram), was a multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial to assess the efficacy ofseviprotimut-L,with theprimaryendpointof relapse-freesurvival (RFS) inpatientsathigh riskofrecurrenceafterdefinitivesurgicalresection.

Seviprotimut-Ltreatmentiswell-tolerated.SubgroupefficacyanalysesidentifiedpopulationswhomaybenefitfromSeviprotimut-L:thosewithAJCCstageIIB/IICmelanoma,thoseunderage60,andthosewithulceratedmelanomas.ThesedatasupportproceedingtothedefinitivepartB2oftheMAVISphaseIIItrialtotestseviprotimut-LforstageIIB/Cpatients,withstratificationbyageandulceration.

WeacknowledgethesupportofallinvestigatorsandclinicalcoordinatorsresponsibleforenrollingpatientstothistrialandJean-ClaudeBystrynforhisinitialworkonthisvaccinestrategy.Registration:ThistrialwasregisteredatClinicalTrials.gov:NCT01546571.ThestudywasapprovedbytheEthicsBoardateachparticipatinginstitution.

ReferencesCited1.BystrynJC,Zeleniuch-JacquotteA,OratzRetal.Double-blindtrialofapolyvalent,shed-antigen,melanomavaccine.ClinicalCancerResearch2001;7:1882-1887.2.DorshkindK,SwainS.Age-associateddeclinesinimmunesystemdevelopmentandfunction:causes,consequences,andreversal.CurrOpinImmunol2009;21:404-407.

347subjectsat65centersintheU.S.andCanadawereenrolledandrandomized.Armswerewell-balanced(Table1).Treatment-emergentadverseevents(AEs)weresimilarforseviprotimut-Landplacebopatients: therewerenograde4-5treatment-relatedAEsandnotreatment-relatedSAEs(Table1).

Results(cont.)

B. RFS, by age & treatment, Stage IIB/C A. RFS, by age & treatment

Figure 1. Study schema

Figure 2. RFS by treatment

Figure 4. RFS by age and treatment

Byintent-to-treat(ITT)analysisoverall,RFSwasnotsignificantlyenhancedforseviprotimut-Lbuttrendedhigher(Figure2A).However,subgroupanalysisforplannedrandomizationstratumstageIIB/IICrevealedtrendstolongerRFS(HR0.65[0.37,1.17],Figure2B)&OS(HR0.37[0.13,1.06],Figure3)withvaccine.

Table1.Demographics,Enrollment,andadverseeventsSeviprotimut-L Placebo Total

N 230 117 347Age:Median(Q1,Q3) 58(48,67) 56(45,67) 58(47,67)Race:%White(Caucasian) 99% 100% 99%Sex:%female/%male 42%/58% 44%/56% 43%/57%Ethnicity:%HispanicorLatino 3% 3.4% 3.2%AEs 96% 97% 96%Grade3AEs 12% 9% 11%Rx-relatedAEs 70% 73% 71%AEsleadingtod/cstudydrug 0.9% 0.9% 0.9%Rx-relatedAEsleadingtod/cstudydrug 0.4% 0% 0.3%Rx=treatment

Table2.Demographics:StageIIB/CSeviprotimut-L Placebo

N 74 37Age:Median 60 61Sex:%female 35% 32%Race:%White 99% 100%Ethn:%Hispanic 4.1% 2.7%ECOGPS=0 86.5% 86.5%Tumorsite:Extremity/Head-neck/Trunk

34%/37%/26%

27%/32%/41%

A. RFS, all patients B. RFS, Stage IIB/C

Stage IIB/C patients were well-matched bytreatmentarms(Table2).

Figure 3. OS by treatment, Stage IIB/C

InamultivariableRFSmodel, theHRforthe38 IIB/IICpatients<60withulcerationwas0.209(95% CI [0.07,0.61]). The survival HR for the 191 patients <60 was 0.41 (19 deaths, 96% CI[0.33,1.14])andforthe156patients≥60,theHRwas0.92(24deaths,95%CI[0.39,2.12]).