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  • Supported byDeutsche Krebshilfe

    GLSG/OSHO Study Group

    founded in 1985

  • Comparison of Two Consecutive Study Generations of the GLSG

    Overall Survival

  • Follicular LymphomasQuestions for the Next Steps of Therapy

    Best Chemotherapy to be combined with Rituximab Value of Radio-Immuno Therapy Value of Stem Cell Transplantation after R Chemo Improvement of Rituximab Application Improvement of Rituximab Maintenance New Antibodies New Agents

  • [email protected]

    Adapted from Press. Cancer J Sci Am. 1998;4(suppl 2):S19.

    CD22

    HLA-DR

    CD20

    slg

    CD19 B Cell

    CD37

    CD25

    CD52

    Antibody Therapy for B - Cell Lymphomas

    Targeting agent Monoclonal antibody Engineered antibody Recombinant toxin

    Modifications None Conjugation

    Radioisotopes Drugs Toxins

    B-Cell

  • 1. Niederfellner G, et al. Blood 2011; 118:358367. 2. Mssner E, et al. Blood 2010; 115:43934402.

    GA101

    Type IIanti-CD20 mAb1

    GlycoengineeredFc region2

    IncreasedDirect Cell Death2

    Increased antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity

    (ADCC)2

  • GALLIUM Phase III - Study Design

    Experimental arm GA101 1000 mg d1, d8, d15 cycle 1; d1 cycles 26/8 +CHOP q 21d / CVP q 21 d / Bendamustine 90 mg/m2 d1, d2 q28d

    Control arm Rituximab 375 mg/m2 d1 cycles 1-6/8 +CHOP q 21d / CVP q 21 d / Bendamustine 90 mg/m2 d1, d2 q28d

    Patient population 1200 fNHL and 200 MZL

    Primary endpoint PFS of 1200 fNHL patients

    Maintenance treatment Patients achieving CR or PR continue therapy every2 months for up to 2 years

    Maintenance rituximab

    q2m 2 years

    Maintenance GA101

    q2m 2 yearsCR/PR

    Previously untreatedindolent NHL

    (n=1400)

    GA101 1000 mg x 6-8 cycles+

    CHOP/CVP/Bendamustine x 6-8 cycles

    Rituximab 375 mg/m2 x 6-8 cycles+

    CHOP/CVP/Bendamustine x 6-8 cycles CR/PR

    Source: www.clinicaltrials.gov

  • GALLIUM Recruitment

  • GALLIUM Country Recruitment

    8

  • GALLIUM: Patient Distribution

  • Strategy of GLSG/OSHOin Follicular Lymphomas

    Current Strategy/Studies:Stage I/II:

    Radio- Immunotherapy (MASAI)Stage III/IV asymptomatic:

    Watch and Wait Recommendation, No StudyStage III/IV symptomatic:

    medically fit pts. GALLIUM, RELEVANCEmedically non-fit pts. G vs. GB

    [email protected]

  • Follicular LymphomasQuestions for the Next Steps of Therapy

    Best Chemotherapy to be combined with Rituximab Value of Radio-Immuno therapy Value of Stem Cell Transplantation after R Chemo Improvement of Rituximab Application Improvement of Rituximab Maintenance New Antibodies New Agents

  • Bachy E , and Salles G Clin Cancer Res 2014;20:5226-5239

  • LenalidomideMechanism of Action

  • R1st line

    FLn = 1000

    R2 Maintenance

    2 Years Rituximab Maintenance

    R2

    R-Chemo

    CR, CRu, PR

    CR, CRu, PR

    R-ChemoR-CHOP (6x), R-CVP (8x), R-B (6x)

    International, multi-centre, randomised study

    R2 maintenance2 Years of Rituximab Maintenance1 Year of Lenalidomide Maintenance

    R2 InductionLenalidomide 20 mg d 2-22 for 6 CyclesRitux 4xCycle 1, 1x Cycles 2-6

    RELEVANCE : Phase 3 Study Design(Rituximab and LEnalidomide Versus ANy ChEmotherapy, FL-001)

  • N. Fowler, Lancet Oncology 2014

    2 Yrs. PFS: 89%3 Yrs. PFS: 74,9%

    G. Salles, Lancet 2011

    PRIMA RELEVANCE

  • Follicular LymphomasQuestions for the Next Steps of Therapy

    Best Chemotherapy to be combined with Rituximab Value of Radio-Immuno therapy Value of Stem Cell Transplantation after R Chemo Improvement of Rituximab Application Improvement of Rituximab Maintenance New Antibodies New Agents

  • R. M. Young & L. M. Staudt, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 12, 229-243 2013)

  • R. M. Young & L. M. Staudt, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 12, 229-243 2013)

  • R. M. Young & L. M. Staudt, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 12, 229-243 2013)

  • Co-development by Janssen and Pharmacyclics

    Oral, small-molecule inhibitor of BTK with once daily dosing; previously PCYC 32765

    Forms a specific and covalent bond that causes highly potent BTK inhibition

    Naming origins of ibrutinib (eye-BROO-ti-nib):

    I: to indicate a modern breakthrough, ie: iPhone, iPad, etc.

    Brut: this is a Bruton Tyrosine Kinase (BTK) inhibitor

    tinib: all tyrosine kinase inhibitors end with the tinib suffix

    >1400 patients treated to date with ibrutinib across multiple B-cell malignancies

    Ibrutinib: First-in-class Inhibitor of Brutons Tyrosine Kinase (BTK)

    233/26/2015 23

  • Initial Phase 1 Study (PCYC-04753)

    24

    N CR PR SD ORR %

    CLL/SLL 16 1 10 2 85%

    FL 16 1 3 5 31%MCL 9 3 4 1 78%DLBCL 7 2 1 29%

    MZL/MLT 4 1 1 33%

    WM 4 2 1 67%

    TOTAL 56 5 22 11 56%

    Advani et al. ASCO 2010

    3/26/2015 24

  • 0%

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    BTK

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    ive-

    Site

    Occ

    upan

    cy

    Plas

    ma

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    ratio

    n(n

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    Time Postdose (h)

    Plasma Conc

    Plasma concentration profile reflects inhibition profile of reversibly inhibited off targets

    Occupancy indicates irreversible inhibition of BTK

    Durable BTK inhibition following an oral dosePlasma Concentration of PCI-32765 vs. BTK Occupancy

    Patients dosed at 2.5 mg/kg/day

    3/26/2015 25

  • BTK Occupancy

    *** P

  • Efficacy in FL Patients

    54.5% 55.6%

    Perc

    ent o

    f pat

    ient

    s (%

    )

    Median DOR:Median PFS:

    10.3 months13.4 months

    12.3 months19.6 months

    3/26/2015 27

  • Janssen Research & Development

    SELENE Study DesignPopulation: relapsed/refractory iNHL (FL or MZL)

    Stratification factors:1. Background chemoimmunotherapy: BR or R-CHOP2. Refractory vs relapsed disease3. iNHL histology: FL vs. MZL4. Prior lines of therapy (1 vs >1)

    RANDOMIZE

    BR or R-CHOP x 6 cycles+

    Placebo*

    Primary endpoint: PFS

    Secondary endpoints: OS CR ORR (CR+PR) rate DOR PRO Safety

    BR or R-CHOP x 6 cycles+

    560mg Ibrutinib*

    1:1

    * continued until disease progression or unacceptable toxicity

    N 400 subjects

    28

  • Janssen Research & DevelopmentR. M. Young & L. M. Staudt, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 12, 229-243 2013)

  • Study 101-09: Phase 2 Monotherapy in Refractory iNHL

    Idelalisib 150 mg BID continuously

    Therapy maintained until

    progression

    Single-Arm Study (N=125)

    Tumor assessments: Weeks 0, 8, 16, 24, 36, 48 Every 12 weeks thereafter Evaluated by Independent

    Review Committee 2 radiologists with adjudication

    if needed clinical review

    Primary endpoint: Overall Response Rate (ORR)

    Secondary endpoints: Duration of Response (DOR) Progression Free Survival (PFS) Safety Quality of life

    Accrual Completed

    October 2012

    Long

    Ter

    m fo

    llow

    -up

    Slide 30Salles G. et al., ICML 2013

  • Characteristic

    Rituximab

    Alkylating agent

    R-CHOP

    B-R

    R-CVP

    125/125 (100%)

    124/125 (99%)

    46/60 (77%)

    39/54 (72%)

    27/36 (75%)

    Bendamustine 45/81 (56%)

    Refractory to 2 regimens

    Refractory to last regimen

    99 (79%)

    93 (74%)

    Study 101-09: Prior Therapy Refractoriness

    Slide 31

  • Characteristic N=125

    Overall Response Rate, n (%)

    Complete Response

    Partial Response

    Stable Disease

    Progressive Disease

    Not Evaluated

    70 (56)

    12 (10)

    58 (46)

    43 (34)

    10 (8)

    2 (2)

    Time to response, months (N=67)

    Median (Q1, Q3) 1.9 (1.8, 3.7)

    Study 101-09: ORR

    Slide 32A.K. Gopal ASH 2014

  • A.K. Gopal ASH 2014

    Study 101-09: PFS

    [email protected]

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  • 6 x GA 101 + Ibrut

    6 x GA 101 + Idelalisib

    GA 101/ Ibrut. Maintenance

    GA 101/ Idela.Maintenance

    Follicular Lymphoma First LineALTERNATIVE Studies

  • Concept

    Antibody Partner:GA 101

    Study Design:6 Cycles Ibrutinib/Idelalisib plus GA 101followed by 2 years maintenance of Ibrutinib/Idelalisib plus GA 101 MRD Monitoring

    Accompanying Research:MRDMolecular RisikfactorsNGS

  • Concept

    Endpoint: PFS at 1 Year(MRD Negativity)

    Patient Number: 98Study Duration: 1 Year Recrutment

    Year Induction2 Years Maintenance3 Years Follow-up

  • 6 x GA 101 + New Drugs

    6 x GA 101 + CHOP /B

    R

    New Drug Maint.

    GA 101 Maintenance

    Follicular Lymphoma First LineALTERNATIVE Studies

  • [email protected]

    Palliationof Symptomes

    Prolongation of Life

    Cure ?Chronic Disease ?

    Key Steps in Improving Treatment for Follicular

    Lymphoma

    until mid 1990ies

    Cytostatic DrugsRadiation

    since mid 1990ies

    AntibodiesASCT

    Today

    New AntibodiesNew Drugs

    GLSG/OSHO Study GroupFoliennummer 2Follicular Lymphomas Questions for the Next Steps of TherapyFoliennummer 4GA101GALLIUM Phase III - Study DesignGALLIUM RecruitmentG