Multiplex autoantibody profiling for autoimmune diseases and cancer Profile antibodies to over 10,000 human proteins using Luminex xMAP™ technology April, 2, 2014 Jim Lazar, Ph.D. VP, Assay.
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Multiplex autoantibody profiling for autoimmune diseases and cancer Profile antibodies to over 10,000 human proteins using Luminex xMAP™ technology April, 2, 2014 Jim Lazar, Ph.D. VP, Assay Development OriGene Introduction • OTI Locations – Rockville (HQTs/R&D) – Seattle (Blue Heron) – Delaware (SDIX) – Maine (SDIX) – Foster City (BioCheck) – Beijing – Wuxi Antibodies as Biomarkers • The immune system functions as a an early warning system. – Malignant transformation, infections, and many diseases can trigger an immune response • Antibodies are abundant, easily detectable and stable in serum. Autoantibodies to Tumor Antigens • Tumors typically over-express multiple normal and mutant antigens • Autoantibodies to tumor antigens can be detected much earlier than other cancer biomarkers • Frequency of autoantibody responses to an individual tumor antigen is typically 15-20%. • Responses to a panel of antigens can be higher than 90% • Multiplexed autoantibody detection to a panel of antigens is necessary. What is EarlyCDT–Lung? EarlyCDT-Lung is a simple, physician-ordered, diagnostic blood test that measures the presence of autoantibodies to a panel of seven lung cancerassociated antigens. Autoimmune Diseases • Autoimmune diseases affect an estimated 3% of the world population. • Over 150 recognized autoimmune diseases. • Each disease is characterized by autoantibodies to multiple antigens. • Profiles may help classify disease variants and indicate organ-specific involvement. • Autoantibody profiles may help guide the development of antigen-specific tolerizing therapy. Biomarker Discovery • Proteomic /2D gel methods • Proteomic Mass Spec methods • High Density Protein Microarrays Large sample #s Refine target list ROC calculations Identification of many targets from a small number of samples Biomarker Screening & Quantitative Evaluation • Luminex Bead Arrays • Mid-Density Multiplexed methods Clinical Assays • Luminex Bead Arrays • Low-Density Multiplexed methods 10,000+ Full Length Human Proteins • Produced from TrueORF Gold™ cDNA clones – Fully sequenced – Expression validated • Expressed in HEK293 cells – Human-expressed – Affinity purified • Native presentation – Optimal preservation of protein structure, – post-translational modifications Available Antigens Any of OriGene’s >10,000 purified proteins can be custom-coupled to Luminex beads Luminex xMAP™ technology • Multiplex Bead Array • Efficient high-throughput microplate format • Up to 100 targets per well • OriGene is a Luminex partner and Certified Assay Developer Assay Principle + Protein-coupled Luminex Beads Sample containing human IgG + Mix with Anti-human PE Conjugate Read Signal in Luminex Product Configuration TruePlex™ Human Antibody Profiling Kit Assay Reagents, Control Bead Mix, Positive Control combine with TruePlex™ Antibody Profiling Array (pre-defined array) and/or Custom TruePlex™ Antibody Profiling Array Multiple profiling arrays can be mixed together and analyzed as a larger multiplex Dilute sample Mix with beads, incubate Wash, add conj. & incubate Assay Protocol Total time – about 2.5 hours for 96 samples Up to 100 results per well Quantitative results Wash Read in Luminex Analyze Data Stringency Options • Sample Diluent can be prepared at different stringencies – High, medium or low • High-stringency Sample Diluent will minimize non-specific signals and is recommended for initial sample testing. • The medium- or low-stringency Sample Diluent may give better results for samples – with low autoantibody levels, – in which the antibody affinity may be low – for higher sample dilutions (1:500 or greater), Available TruePlex™ Profiling Arrays Panel Human Autoimmune I Symbol SNRPA SSB TROVE2 SNRNP70 SNRPC Name U1-snRNP A Protein [SNRPA 31 kD] La/SS-B (Sjogren syndrome antigen B)) Ro/SS-A (TROVE domain family, member 2) U1-snRNP 68 Protein (68 kDa) U1-snRNP C Protein [SNRPC 18 kd] Human Autoimmune II TRIM21 PCNA XRCC6 CENPA AARS Ro/SS-A (52 kDa) (Tripartite motif-containing 21) Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen (PCNA) Ku (p70/p80) Centromere Protein A (CENP-A) Alanyl-tRNA Synthetase (PL-12) Human Autoimmune III APOH GIF PRTN3 FTCD CYP2D6 Apolipoprotein H Intrinsic Factor (Gastric) Proteinase 3 Formiminotransferase Cyclodeaminase (LC1) Cytochrome P450 2D6 (LKM 1) CENPB MPO RPLP0 Centromere Protein B, 80 kD (CENP-B) Myeloperoxidase Ribosomal Phosphoprotein P0 IFIH1 SNRPB Melanoma differentiation-associated protein 5 (MDA5) U-snRNP B/B' Human Autoimmune IV Autoimmune profiles in serum 35000 Median Fluorescent Intensity 30000 Lupus (SLE) 25000 Scleroderma 20000 Sjorgren's Syndrome 15000 10000 5000 0 Antigen bound to Luminex bead SJO-5 SJO-4 SJO-3 TRIM21 (Ro/SS-A) SJO-2 25000 SJO-1 SSB (La/SS-B) SCL-5 30000 SCL-4 SCL-3 SCL-2 SCL-1 SLE10 SLE9 SLE8 SLE7 SLE6 SLE5 SLE4 SLE3 SLE2 SLE1 Median Fluorescent Intensity Autoimmune sera – data from SSB and TRIM21 35000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 SSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Sample Number MFI MFI Normal (non-disease) Sera 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 SNRPA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Sample Number Dynamic Range Control Results 30000 Median Fluorescent Intensity 25000 Positive Control Negative Serum 20000 Lupus (SLE) Serum 15000 10000 5000 0 Antigen Coupled to Bead Breast cancer samples tested with 20-plex tumor antigen panel 4500 4000 3500 BC-4 BC-5 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 BC-7 BC-9 Available cancer tumor antigens known to generate autoantibodies • Breast Cancer – ASB-9, BAT4, BDNF, Survivin, Livin, BMX, BRCA2, P16, CSNK1E, NY-ESO-1/LAGE1, CTBP1, DBT, EIF3E, HER2, Fibulin, FKBP4, GIPC-1, HSP-90, HSPA4, HSP-27, HSP-60, IMP1 , P62, IMP2, MUC1, C-Myb, c-myc, PDCD6IP, PPIA, PRDX2, RAB5A, RAC3, Lipophilin B, SERPINH1, SF3A1, SOX2, p53, TRIM32, UBAP1 • Prostate Cancer – Caldesmon 1, Clusterin, c-myc, HER2/neu, HSP70, HSP71, IMP1, MCP1, NY-ESO1/LAGE1, p53, p62, p90, PARK7, PSA, RACE, SSX2, SSX4, Survivin, TARDBP, TTLL12 • Pancreatic Cancer – CTDSP1, DNAJB1,EIF4A3 (DDX48), ELAC1,GAS2, HCFC1R1,HERPUD1, MAPK9, NR2E3, NR2E3, PDLIM1 (CLP36), PGK1,PPARG, PTPRA, RNF213 (KIAA1618), ROR2, SHOC2, SMOX, TMOD1, TMSB10, ULK4 • Antigens for other cancers and diseases available including – Ovarian cancer, melanoma, hepatocellular carcinoma, lung cancer, diabetes, COPD, multiple sclerosis http://www.origene.com/Luminex/Proteinarray Extensive Bibliography Available Autoantibodies to tailor-made panels of tumor-associated antigens in breast carcinoma. E Piura and B Piura J Oncol, Jan 2011; 2011: 982425. Seromic profiling of ovarian and pancreatic cancer. S. Gnjatic S, et al. PNAS U S A. Mar 2010 16;107(11):5088-93. A Distinct Repertoire of Autoantibodies in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Identified by Proteomic Analysis François Le Naour, et al. Mol. Cell. Proteomics, Mar 2002; 1: 197 203. Multiple serological biomarkers for colorectal cancer detection. CC Chan, et al. Int J Cancer, Apr 2010; 126(7): 1683-90. Summary • Autoantibodies are useful biomarkers for cancer and autoimmune diseases. • OriGene’s TruePlex profiling kits are optimally suited for biomarker screening and validation. • Choose from over 10,000 proteins expressed in human cells. • The assay procedure is simple and fast. Make great discoveries Improve human health Thank you for attending ! Questions ? Contact us: [email protected] [email protected] 240-620-0237 (direct) www.origene.com/assays