Paolo Ascierto
Progress in Melanoma has been enormous
Review on the therapeutic progresses made in Melanoma
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28756137
but we still loose too many patients, so further options are needed and combinations likely to provide additional benefit.
READ
Elements of cancer immunity and the cancer-immune set point.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28102259
Interesting question- is there still a role for IDO inhibitors? Remember the trial with Epacadostat and Pembro failed recently- now it remains to understand why the Ph2 looked promising but the Ph3 failed.
Possible combinations
LAG3 with PD1s
efficacy in combination with PD1 in patients who failed PD1
Big question now- why now a first-line trial?!
Other options-
Entinostat (HDACi) plus pembro for patients who progressed on PD1
Johnson ASCO2017 poster
check also out- Hamm AACR 2018
CD122 agonist with PD1
NKTR-214 - Diab et al
Read up - how to target metabolism
Morella 2017
CD73
AZAR
CD73 and A2AR inhibition
https://www.cell.com/cancer-cell/pdfExtended/S1535-6108(16)30388-9
Novel targets in Melanoma therapy
Keith Flaherty
BRAF, NRAS, NF1 and triple-WT Melanoma
(remember- absence of a marker does not suggest homogeneity)
CDKN2A biological important node in Melanoma
Remember
MEKi in NRAS mutant does not work as well as BRAFi + MEKi in BRAF mutant Melanoma
MITF low, Axl high predicts lack of response to BRAFi, unfortunately also the 'immunologically cold' tumours, so also not likely to correspond to immune therapy
Tirosh Science 2016
BUT high transcriptional heterogeneity within a tumour
Yuan PNAS 2013
Phenformin to target the metabolic state of persisting cells to add it to BRAF/MEK combination to prevent resistance
Now tested in a clinical trial
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03026517
Zhang JCI 2017 HSP
TILs
can work in patients who progressed on Ipi, PD1s and combinations
Schachter 2017 Lancet
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