Transcript MARAVIROC
Potenziale ruolo dell’antagonista del CCR5, Maraviroc, nel trattamento di patologie non-AIDS correlate. Daniela Francisci Clinica di Malattie Infettive Università di Perugia BACKGROUND • HIV infection appears to increase risk of cardiovascular disease. • Chronic inflammation may be one mechanism underlying this increased risk. • Atherosclerosis is actually recognized to be a chronic INFLAMMATORY DISEASE, where an initially protective response continues to excess and become detrimental “ response-to-injury” (Ross R, NEJM 1999) • Endothelial dysfunction increases vascular permeability, allowing circulating monocytes and T cells to migrate into the sub-endothelial space The continued presence of immune cells togheter with migration and proliferation of vascular smooth muscle cells serves to perpetuate the immune response and promote atherosclerotic plaque formation. CCR5 and Atherosclerosis • The critical role of inflammation and immune cells makes it unsurprising that many chemokines and chemokine-receptors have been linked to atherosclerosis • Chemokines are proinflammatory cytokines that recruit leukocytes from the blood into tissues, playing a pivotal role in human inflammatory disease • Chemokines exert their biological functions through binding to transmembrane G-protein coupled receptors Two of these,CCR2 and CCR5 bind MCP-1 and MIP1(α-β) and RANTES MIP 1 α CCL3/macrophage inflammatory protein- 1 α MIP1 β CCL4/macrophage inflammatory protein- 1 β RANTES Regulated on Activation, Normal T cell Expressed and Secreted CCR5 is expressed on monocytes/macrophages T cells, endothelial and vascular smooth muscle cells. CCR5 signaling is involved in trafficking of T cells to inflamed tissues and may increase T cell activation directly CCR5 is particularly noteworthy given the availability of an approved antagonist : MARAVIROC CCR5 Delta 32 • CCR5Δ allele, which produces a prematurely truncated form of CCR5,was recognized and found to lead to near complete resistance to HIV-1 infection in the homozygous state, and slower progression to AIDS in heterozygotes (Dean et al., 1996; Huang et al., 1996; Zimmerman et al.1997) CCR5Δ32 • The CCR5delta32 allele has been linked with: - Reduced susceptibility to coronary artery disease (Szalai et al, 2001, Afzal et al,2008) - Reduced early onset of coronary heart disease in women (Pai et al, 2006) - Protection against early episode of myocardial infarction (Gonzalez et al, 2001; Balistreri et al 2008, Mountinghe 2008) - Lower risk for cardiovascular disease and mortality in patients with chronic renal failure and reumatoid arthris (Rodrìguez-Rodrìguez et al, 2011) - Higher plasma high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol and lower plasma triglycerides (Hyde et al,2010) OUR PURPOSE • By using a murine model of genetic dyslipidemia (ApoE -/- mice) we investigated whether Maraviroc : - counteracted the early, ritonavir-induced progression to atherosclerosis in young mice and - interfered with spontaneous plaque progression resulting from underlying dyslipidemia in old mice Model 1 EARLY ATHEROSCLEROSIS ( ApoE-/- 8 weeks old mice) ( treatment for 13 weeks). Groups: ApoE-/- mice plus vehicle (n=8-10); ApoE-/- mice plus RTV (5mg/kg ip),(n=8-10); ApoE-/- mice plus RTV (5mg/kg ip) plus MVR (50 mg/kg per os daily), (n=8-10). Model 2 LATE ATHEROSCLEROSIS (ApoE-/- 39 weeks old mice) ( treatment for 13 weeks) Groups: Apo E-/- + vehicle( n=13); Apo E-/- + MVR 50 mg/kg per os daily (n=13). We have previously shown that Ritonavir induces inflammation in adipose tissue, increasing the levels of proinflammatory cytokines and accelerates the extension of atherosclerotic aortic plaques and CD36 over expression on circulating monocytes. (Circulation. 2013;127:2114-2124.) MVC attenuates atherosclerotic plaque progression in RTV-exposed ApoE−/− mice Naive RTV RTV + MVC * * lesion area (pixel) 100000 40X 75000 50000 25000 0 Ritonavir Naive Alone Maraviroc 10x 10x 10x % area Mac3 staining on plaques ApoE -/75 * * 50 25 0 Ritonavir Naive Alone Maraviroc ApoE-/- 10x Model 1 10x 10x * 1000 500 C 7500 5000 2500 Alone Naive Alone Maraviroc Ritonavir Alone Naive ApoE 75 RANTES (pg/ 500 g of protein) * 20 10 * 50 25 -/- 30 IL-6 (pg/ 500 g of protein) * F Maraviroc Ritonavir Ritonavir E MCP-1 (pg/ 500 g of protein) 50 ApoE -/- D 20 10 0 0 Alone Naive 0 Maraviroc Alone Ritonavir ApoE Naive -/- H Ritonavir * 5.0 2.5 Alone Naive 30 20 10 ApoE -/- Alone Maraviroc Ritonavir Maraviroc Ritonavir ApoE -/- 0 0.0 Naive 40 INF (pg/ 500 g of protein) * Alone Maraviroc ApoE -/- 7.5 IL-17A (pg/ 500 g of protein) 100 Maraviroc Naive ApoE -/- 30 * 0 0 0 G 150 TNF (pg/ 500 g of protein) ICAM (pg/ 500 g of protein) * * B * 10000 VCAM (pg/ 500 g of protein) A 1500 Naive Maraviroc Ritonavir ApoE -/- Maraviroc counterregulation of RTV-induced plaque inflammation 52- week- old ApoE mice naive 52- week -old ApoE mice + maraviroc MODEL 2 % lesion area (plaques) Sudan IV staining * 40 30 20 10 0 Naive Maraviroc ApoE-/- % area Mac3 staining on plaques MAC-3 staining 75 50 * 25 0 CCR5 staining Naive Maraviroc ApoE-/- Maraviroc inhibits spontaneous atherosclerosis progression * 500 30000 20000 * 10000 -/- ApoE G IL-17A (pg/ 500 g of protein) 5000 200 TGF (pg/ 500 g of protein) RANTES (pg/ 500 g of protein) 250 150 100 50 * 0 Naive Maraviroc 4000 3000 2000 1000 * 5.0 2.5 0.0 Maraviroc ApoE-/- 10 * 0 Naive Maraviroc ApoE -/- -/- Naive Maraviroc ApoE-/- I 2 1 10 5 0 Naive Maraviroc -/- Adhesion molecules and inflammatory cytokines in atherosclerotic aortic plaques 7.5 5.0 * 2.5 0.0 Naive 10 15 ApoE M 7.5 20 ApoE-/- ApoE -/- 10.0 3 Naive Maraviroc -/- % of CD11b/CCR-5 cells % of CD11b/CD36 cells L ApoE 0 0 Naive Maraviroc ApoE H 20 0 INF (pg/ 500 g of protein) ApoE-/- F 50 E Naive Maraviroc Naive Maraviroc Naive Maraviroc 100 0 0 0 D 30 150 IL-2 (pg/500 g of protein) VCAM (pg/ 500 g of protein) ICAM (pg/ 500 g of protein) 1000 C MCP-1 (pg/ 500 g of protein) B40000 1500 TNF (pg/ 500 g of protein) A Naive Maraviroc ApoE-/- MCV decreases blood monocyte expression of CD36 and CCR5 We have shown that : In a mouse model of genetic dyslipidemia, MVC reduced the atherosclerotic progression by interfering with inflammatory cell recruitment into plaques. In mice characterized by a general RTV-induced inflammation, MVC reversed the pro-inflammatory profile. Properly designed clinical studies are required to evaluate whether present observations extend to clinical settings.. CCR5 and CANCERS Inappropriate or prolonged expression of chemokines and/or chemochine receptors results in an excessive infiltration of leukocytes into inflammed tissues : - chronic inflammation - autoimmune diseases - tumor growth and tumor dissemination Adenocarcinoma gastrico • 4° neoplasia in ordine di frequenza • 2° causa di morte neoplasia-correlata • OS a 5 anni: 20-30% nei pazienti sottoposti a trattamento chirurgico Recidiva dopo intervento Carcinosi peritoneale Ridotta Chemiosensibilità Sopravvivenza media: 6-9 mesi Sasako M, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Incidenza in Umbria L’incidenza in Umbria, nell’area dell’alta valle del Tevere, è di 60-70 casi ogni 100.000 abitanti Sovrapponibile all’incidenza in Giappone CCR5 and Gastric cancers Previous studies have shown that : • RANTES and CCR5 are highly expressed in gastric cancers with lymph nodes matastatis • RANTES and its receptor CCR5 were associated with the metastatic potential of this tumor. • Expression levels of RANTES in lymph nodes with cancer invasion were substantially increased (Lim HK, et al 2003; Cao Z et al,2011; Graziosi L, et al. 2013, Fukuda K et al.,2009) CCR5/RANTES and Gastric cancer Role of RANTES and Its Receptor in Gastric Cancer Metastasis CAO Z., et al. J Huazhong Univ Sci Technol, 2011 CCR5 and Gastric cancer Prognostic Significance of Expression of CCL5/RANTES Receptors in Patients With Gastric Cancer Survival curve in patients with positive expression of CCR5 (solid line) or negative expression. (dashed line) H. Sugasawa, Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2008 The potential relevance of MVC to gastric cancer therapy is unknown. We have designed a study to investigate the effect of this agent in a rodent model of gastric cancer dissemination Risultati in vitro (1) Espressione di CCR5 nelle linee cellulari di cancro gastrico Tutte e 3 le linee cellulari di cr gastrico sono positive per CCR5, con livelli maggiori nella forma indifferenziata L’espressione di CCR5 è maggiore a livello intracellulare Risultati in vitro (2) Espressione di CCR5 nelle cellule di cancro gastrico dopo impianto nel cavo peritoneale La percentuale di cellule positive per CCR5 incrementa del 100% Interazione con il microambiente tumorale Risultati in vitro (3) Effetti dell’inibizione con Maraviroc di CCR5 sulla proliferazione cellulare Il trattamento con Maraviroc per 3 giorni riduce la proliferazione cellulare, con effetti maggiori sulla linea meno differenziata Risultati in vitro (4) Effetti degli agonisti e antagonisti di CCR5 nella adesione delle cellule neoplastiche Gli agonisti di CCR5 incentivano l’adesione, mentre la loro attività è ridotta nel trattamento combinato con Maraviroc Risultati in vivo (1) Effetti dell’azione di agonisti e antagonisti del CCR5 nel modello di carcinosi peritoneale Carcinosi peritoneale: Il trattamento con Maraviroc per 7 giorni ha ridotto la diffusione peritoneale, con riduzione del numero e delle dimensioni dei noduli Aumento della sopravvivenza dopo 7 giorni di trattamento con Maraviroc Risultati in vivo (2) Effetti del trattamento con Maraviroc nello xenograft sottocutaneo I topi trattati con Maraviroc hanno presentato una significativa riduzione del tasso di crescita tumorale Conclusioni: CCR5 è coinvolto nella proliferazione e nell’adesione neoplastica. L’inibizione di CCR5 inibisce la crescita e la diffusione delle cellule tumorali in modelli preclinici Possibile TARGET THERAPY per il trattamento e la prevenzione della Carcinosi Peritoneale di origine Gastrica GRAZIE PER L’ATTENZIONE Acknowledgment • Dipartimento di Medicina Sperimentale e Scienze Biochimiche Baldelli Franco Francisci Daniela Schiaroli Elisabetta • Dipartimento di Medicina Clinica e Sperimentale Fiorucci Stefano Renga Barbara Cipriani Sabrina Mencarelli Andrea D’ Amore Claudio • Dipartimento Scienze Chirurgiche, Radiologiche e Odontostomatologiche Donini Annibale Graziosi Luigina B 200 * * * * n° adherent monocytes (cells/optical field) n° adherent monocytes (cells/optical field) A 100 0 * * 400 300 200 100 0 Naive Ritonavir 500nM Ritonavir 1 M Maraviroc Maraviroc Naive TNF TNF Maraviroc + MAraviroc Maraviroc inhibits U937 (mature macrophages) cell adhesion to RTV or TNF-α- activated endhotelial cells Materiali e metodi (2) Valutazione in vitro: 3. Adesione al peritoneo parietale murino dopo trattamento delle cellule con agonisti e antagonisti Cellule coltivate con MIP1α, MIP-1β, RANTES ± MARAVIROC Sospensione cellulare in peritoneo parietale su piastra Spettrofotometria a fluorescenza Materiali e Metodi (1) valutazione in vitro: 1. Espressione cellulare di membrana ed intracellulare di CCR5 su linee cellulari di cancro gastrico -MKN74 -MKN45 -KATO III 2. Citometria a flusso Proliferazione cellulare dopo stimolazione con agonisti (MIP-1 α, MIP-1 β, RANTES) e antagonisti recettoriali ( MARAVIROC) Cellule in coltura con : - MIP-1 α, MIP-1 β, Rantes - MARAVIROC - medium di controllo Conta cellulare - EXPERIMENTAL PERITONEAL CARCINOMATOSIS - XENOGRAPH MODEL Gastric cancer human cell lines were injected intraperitoneally or subcutaneously ,respectively, in NOD-SCID mice. Mice were randomized in two groups : - Controls - MVC treated at the dose of 50 mg/kg twice time day Materiali e metodi (3) valutazione in vivo degli effetti del trattamento farmacologico dopo induzione del tumore gastrico in 2 modelli murini 1. Carcinosi peritoneale: Sospensione Cellulare: 2. Xenograft sottocutaneo Linea cellulare MKN74 MKN45 MKN45 Inoculo in cavità peritoneale (topi NOD/SCID) Veicolo inerte Maraviroc Volume noduli peritoneali e mesenterici Innesto sottocute (topi NOD/SCID) Veicolo inerte Maraviroc Volume noduli e % inibizione maraviroc A B surface expression * intracellular expression * * 100 CCR5 expression (% of positive cells) CCR5 expression (% of positive cells) 20 10 * 75 50 25 D MKN74 III KA TO KN CCR-5 Intracellular KATO III MKN45 G H MKN74 surface expression MKN45 surface expression 20 15 10 0 pre-impantation post-implantation KATO III surface expression 20 CCR5 expression (% of positive cells) CCR5 expression (% of positive cells) CCR5 expression (% of positive cells) M E CCR-5 Surface Autofluorescence F -4 4 -7 KN M C 5 III 0 KA TO 5 -4 KN M M KN -7 4 0 10 5 0 10 0 pre-impantation post-implantation pre-impantation post-implantation Proliferation assay A B MKN45 Kato III MKN74 0 0 -10 -20 * % of inhibition (vs control) 0 % of inhibition (vs control) % of inhibition (vs control) C -10 -20 * -30 ctrl maraviroc -30 -10 -20 -30 -40 * -50 ctrl maraviroc ctrl maraviroc Adhesion MNK-74 Adhesion assay adhesion MNK45 % vs control group 50 25 0 50 25 -25 0 -50 Ctrl MIP-1 Ctrl MIP-1 MIP-1 Rantes alone MIP-1 MIP-1 Rantes alone MIP-1 MIP-1 Rantes MIP-1 Rantes Maraviroc Maraviroc Adhesion Kako III C * * 50 % vs control group % vs Control group 75 25 * 0 -25 -50 Ctrl MIP-1 MIP-1 Rantes alone MIP-1 MIP-1 Maraviroc Rantes SURVIVAL Mesenteric nodules Peritoneal nodules 20 * * Number Number 30 20 E 10 100 0 Ctrl 0 Maraviroc Ctrl Maraviroc Percent survival 10 Maraviroc (10 mg/kg,i.p.) 50 Control Total volume * 1000 0 750 500 250 -2.5 -5.0 -7.5 0 Ctrl Maraviroc 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Weeks 0.0 % vs day 0 3 Size (mm ) Weight -10.0 Ctrl Maraviroc 7 8 9 10 XENOGRAPH MKN45 volume 750 0 vehicle Maraviroc start of treatment 500 3 (mm ) volume of nodule Day 30 B 250 0 0 10 20 % of inhibition (vs control) A -20 -40 -60 30 Ctrl Maraviroc days C D MKN74 volume vehicle Maraviroc start of treatment 900 600 300 % of inhibition (vs control) 0 1200 volume of nodule 3 (mm ) Day 30 -20 -40 0 0 10 20 days 30 -60 Ctrl Maraviroc The histo-pathology analysis of xenograph nodules demonstrates that the administration of MVC resulted in extensive intra-tumoral necrosis B * 20 % of CD11b/CCR5 cells * 10 10.0 * 7.5 5.0 C 2.5 0.0 0 Alone Naive Maraviroc Alone Naive Ritonavir Maraviroc 75000000 Ritonavir ApoE -/- ApoE -/- CRP (pg/ml) % of CD11b/CD36 cells A 50000000 25000000 D E * * mRNA relative expression Epidydimal fat ratio 0 IL-6 1.00 0.75 0.50 0.25 Alone * 50 * Naive ApoE -/- 40 30 20 10 0 0.00 Alone Naive Ritonavir ApoE -/- Alone Maraviroc Naive Maraviroc Ritonavir ApoE -/- Figure 4 Maraviroc Ritonavir A B 150 750 600 INF (pg/ml) IL-17 (pg/ml) 125 100 75 450 300 50 150 25 0 0 naive ConA naive ConA naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Ctrl. Maraviroc ApoE-/- ApoE-/- C D 30 20 300 TGF (pg/ml) TNF (pg/ml) Maraviroc 10 200 100 0 naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Maraviroc -/- ApoE 0 naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Maraviroc ApoE-/- Supplemenntary Figure 1 IL10RB mRNA relative expression 1.5 Met NME1 FAT1 1.5 2 1.5 LTB 1.5 * 1.0 * 1.0 1.0 1.0 * * 0.5 0.5 0.0 0.5 0.0 NT MARA * 1 0.5 0 0.0 NT MARA * NT MARA 0.0 NT MARA NT MARA Figure 8 ApoE-/A Ritonavir B Ritonavir + Maraviroc C * * 100000 D lesion area (pixel) Naive 75000 50000 25000 0 40X Ritonavir Naive Alone Maraviroc ApoE -/- 10x I F G 10x 10x L M H % area Mac3 staining on plaques E 75 * * 50 25 0 Ritonavir Naive Alone ApoE-/- 10x 10x 10x Maraviroc B 200 * * * * n° adherent monocytes (cells/optical field) n° adherent monocytes (cells/optical field) A 100 0 * * 400 300 200 100 0 Naive Ritonavir 500nM Ritonavir 1 M Maraviroc Maraviroc Naive TNF TNF Maraviroc + MAraviroc Maraviroc inhibits U937 cell adhesion to RTV or TNF-α- activated endhotelial cells The potential relevance of MVC to gastric cancer therapy is unknown. We have designed a study to investigate the effect of this agent in a rodent model of gastric cancer dissemination A B 60 150 50 * INF (pg/ml) IL-17A (pg/ml) 40 100 30 20 50 # 10 # 0 0 naive ConA naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Alone naive ConA naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Maraviroc Alone Ritonavir ApoE ApoE C Maraviroc Ritonavir -/- -/- D 40 # 3000 TGF (pg/ml) TNF (pg/ml) 30 20 2000 1000 10 # 0 0 naive ConA naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Alone Maraviroc naive ConA naive ConA naive ConA Ctrl. Alone Ritonavir ApoE -/- Maraviroc Ritonavir ApoE -/- Figure 5 PURPOSE • To verify in a early atherogenetic model the extension of the RTV–induced pro-atherogenic and pro-inflammatory profile and the efficacy of MVC in reducing atherosclerotic plaque evolution and local and systemic inflammation. (ApoE-/- 8 weeks old mice ) • To investigate wheter MVC attenuated plaque development in a late phase of spontaneous atherogenesis when dyslipidemia plays a major pathogenic role (ApoE-/- 39 weeks old mice) CONCLUSIONS Properly designed clinical studies are required to evaluate whether present observations can be extended to clinical settings…