ProMetic BioSciences Inc.
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ProMetic BioSciences Inc.
ProMetic BioSciences Inc. Triazine derivatives as protein A mimetics for the treatment of autoimmune disease Presented by: Boulos Zacharie, Ph.D. February 7, 2008 1 ProMetic Life Sciences Inc. ProMetic Life Sciences Inc. Protein Technologies ProMetic BioTherapeutics, (USA) ProMetic BioSciences Ltd (UK) BSafE Innovations Inc. (Canada) ProMetic BioSciences Inc. (Canada) PBI-1402 anemia Oncology/Hematology and Autoimmune Disease 2 Corporate core technology PROMETIC = PROTEIN MIMETIC A core technology based on the “Mimetic Ligand™” approach OBJECTIVE To replace complex (expensive) proteins (antibodies) with synthetic “drug-like” protein mimetics CHALLENGE Replacement of a high MW protein biopolymer with a lower MW synthetic compound ADVANTAGE Increased probability of success with validated biochemical target and accompanying human data 3 First proof of concept Protein A linked to a filtration (Prosorba) column is an FDA approved product for the treatment of: ¾ ITP (1987) ¾ Rheumatoid arthritis (1999) Protein A too toxic for in vivo use 4 First proof of concept (Cont’d) Develop a protein A mimetic or synthetic equivalent as an in vivo replacement for the Prosorba column Identify compounds which function as antagonists of the IgG-protein A interaction Optimize the affinity of IgG-protein A antagonist(s) by means of the structure activity relationship (SAR) approach 5 First proof of concept (Cont’d) PBI-1308 is the current lead molecule Confirmed in vivo activity in standard animal models Potential therapeutic indications include rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosous (SLE) and psoriasis Three families of patent applications covering use and composition of matter 6 Protein A From an X-Ray crystal structure, the B domain of protein A. PHE132 Protein A (MW = 42,000) is found on the surface of the bacteria S. aureus and consists of five domains or regions, each can bind to the Fc portion of antibodies. TYR133 7 Protein A An X-Ray crystal structure of the B domain of protein A complexed with human immunoglobulin (CH2 and CH3 domains of the Fc tail). 8 1,3,5-Substituted triazines as protein A mimetics General structure of triazine compounds R2 X1 N R1 N N N N H Linker N H N N X2 X1, X2, R1 and R2 = substituents General procedure developed for the synthesis of high yield, high purity product ~3,000 analogues of protein A mimetics synthesized > 100 compounds show equipotent in vitro binding activity with PBI-1308 as the lead compound Some compounds display significant in vivo activity when administrated by i.v. or oral routes 9 Structure-activity relationship of triazine dimers Effect of R1 and R2 N SAR studies demonstrate the importance of the presence of at least one 1,3-phenylenediamine substituent Entry R1 R2 HN IC50 (nM) R1 Entry HN 1 >10 2 N N N N H NH2 117 R2 HN NH2 Cl SO2Me HN 6 192 HN 209 NH2 HN (CH2)2 OH 450 HN (CH2)2 NH2 749 HN (CH2)2 OH >105 NH2 8 NH2 IC50 (nM) F 3 HN OH HN NH2 7 NH2 N 208 HN HN R2 HN F NH2 HN N 5 HN HN H N R1 HN 5 F OH HN HN HN 4 204 9 NHSO2CH3 F IC50 (Protein A) = 334 nM 10 Structure-activity relationship of triazine dimers NH2 N Effect of the diamine linker N H Entry Diamine Linker 1 2 3 4 NH HN IC50 (nM) OH HN Entry N N N N H Linker N H Diamine Linker NH NH HN NH HN NH 165 HN O HN 1020 HN HN 7 117 NH 422 HN NH 519 IC50 (nM) NH 284 OH 6 N H NH 10 5 N 248 424 9 HN N HN 321 8 HN OH NH2 HN NH 11 NH 460 HN 617 12 112 N IC50 (Protein A) = 334 nM 11 Structure-activity relationship of triazine dimers OH HN N Effect of the X2 X2 Entry H2N N H H N N N X2 IC50 (nM) Entry N N H 64 1 HN 3 HN HN NH2 HN 77 4 8 PBI-1308 NH2 HN N 687 NH 196 HN 990 14 OH 77 9 HN 51 162 N HN HN 5 78 12 OH 58 HN NH 2 NH 2 85 13 233 IC50 (nM) 11 NH2 7 H 2N X2 HN 6 130 N IC50 (nM) Entry HN 2 NH2 X2 OH HN H N N F 15 N 16 HN 2560 10 N 69 N OH 143 IC50 (Protein A) = 334 nM 12 Representative example of the synthesis of the lead compound PBI-1308 NHBoc N H N Cl THF/acetone/H2O, Cl RT, 48h, 94% OH NHBoc HN 4-Aminophenethylamine DIPEA N N N THF, 70 °C, 48h, 99% N H NH2 N N N H Cl N N H N H Ethanolamine 5% aq. NaHCO3 N OH NHBoc HN N Cl N Acetone/H2O, -10 °C, 2h, 99% NH2 NHBoc NHBoc Cyanuric chloride 5% aq. NaHCO3 N N OH NHBoc HN H N Cl N 5% aq. NaHCO3 THF/acetone/H2O, RT, 48h, 96% 1) 4-Aminophenethylamine DIPEA, THF, 70 °C, 48h, 85% 2) HCl 4M in dioxane 10% H2O, 0 °C, 2h, 51% N H N N NH2 N N H N H N Cl NHBoc OH HN N H N N H N N N N N H H N N N NH PBI-1308 NH2 .5 HCl H2N 13 Postulated binding site of PBI-1308 onto Fc portion of IgG 1 2 3 4 5 SDS-PAGE of human total IgG bound and purified by PBI-1308 linked on a solid support 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: Prestained SDS-PAGE standard broad range Human total IgG Flow through fraction Washed fraction Eluted fraction 14 More soluble analogues of PBI-1308 NH2 OH HN N N H H N N N N N H N N H N NH2 HN PBI-1308 NH2 Alteration of functional groups improves the solubility of PBI-1308 General structure: OH NH2 HN N N H OH N N OH HN N Linker OH N N N OH H 15 Effect of the diamine linker OH OH HN N H 2N Entry N H Diamine Linker OH N N N N H Linker IC50 (nM, PBS) Entry HN 117 1 OH HN N H N N OH N H Diamine Linker IC50 (nM, PBS) HN 167 4 NH NH NH 173 2 HN 3 HN NH HN 5 NH 554 451 IC50 (protein A) = 189 nM (PBS) 16 Effect of the diamine linker OH OH HN N H Entry N N N N H OH HN N N H2N OH Linker N H Diamine Linker N N H F IC50 (nM, PBS) HN 158 1 NH HN 294 2 NH NH 500 3 HN IC50 (protein A) = 189 nM (PBS) 17 Effect of R2 OH OH HN N H2N R2 Entry HN N H 1 253 HN 2 444 F HN N N F 3 5 HO 6 H2N 7 HO 8 348 HN 4 1080 F HN N OH OH R2 R2 IC50 (nM) Entry OH N N N 138 NH2 803 NH2 80 NH2 HN H N N N N H R2 IC50 (nM) Entry NH2 H N 9 11 NH2 HN N N 37 2440 1370 NH2 N 10 IC50 (nM) 12 N O 830 58 NH2 IC50 (protein A) = 334 nM 18 Effect of R1 and R2 (linker 4-aminoaniline) R1 N H 2N R X1 Entry HN HN NH22 HN HN NH N N H N R22 X HN 3 HN HN OH HN OH N R2 X R11 Entry X R22 7 OH HN 248 >105 8 HN HN OH 9 HN 501 OH HN HN OH HN 430 OH 10 11 12 HN OH HN OH HO OH N OH HN OH HN 499 298 N O 834 N O 398 868 13 F 6 303 HN HN OH F Cl OH OMe 5 414 HN NH2 HN IC50 (nM) HN OH 4 OH NH22 NH 107 OH H N N N N H IC50 (nM) 1 2 H N N O F 292 14 N N N N 791 IC50 (protein A) = 334 nM 19 Effect of R1 and R2 (linker 4-aminophenethylamine) OH HN H N N N N H 2N N N HN R2 IC50 (nM) Entry R2 R1 N N H H Entry R1 N R1 NH2 HN R2 HN 51 1 4 IC50 (nM) F OH 209 HN NH2 HN NH2 HN 2 NH2 OH HN 78 5 HN HN 293 F 1330 HN OH 3 IC50 (protein A) = 334 nM 20 In Vivo Results – Effect of oral and intravenous administration of PBI-1308: delayed-type hypersensitivity model OH HN N 0.45 H2N N H H N N N NH2 N HN PBI-1308 0.40 Inflammation (mm) N N H H N N NH2 0.35 0.30 0.25 0.20 0.15 Control PO Methotrexate PBI-1308 (mg/kg) 150 per os 50 25 5 0.5 21 In Vivo Results – Effect of intravenous administration of PBI-4117 and PBI-4122: delayed-type hypersensitivity model OH HO HO N H2N N H H N N N N H H N N N O N PBI-4117 OH N H2N HN N H H N N OH OH N OH HN PBI-4122 OH H N N N N H N O NH2 N 100 N 90 N 80 Inlammation (mm ) OH HN NH H2N H N N N H N H N N N N H N F N 70 PBI-3668 60 50 N OH 40 OH HN 30 N 20 H2N 10 N H H N N N N H H N N N N OH OH N 0 PBI-4121 Control Methotrexate PBI-4117 PBI-4122 N Similar results were obtained with PBI-4121 and PBI-3668 22 In Vivo Results – Effect of topical application of PBI-1308: delayed-type hypersensitivity model OH HN N H2N 0.50 N H H N N N N N H H N N NH2 N HN PBI-1308 Inflammation (mm) NH2 0.40 0.30 0.20 0.10 0 Control Hydrocortisone (0.5%) PBI-1308 (0.5%) 23 In Vivo Results – Effect of intravenous and oral administration of PBI-1308: adjuvant-induced arthritis model OH HN N H2N N H Control MTX PBI-1308 IV 4.30 H N N N N N H H N N NH2 N HN PBI-1308 NH2 Inflammation (mm) PBI-1308 PO 3.80 3.30 2.80 2.30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 DAYS Inflammation significantly inferior to Control (P<0.05) MTX: Day 14, 15, 16, 18 and 20 PBI-1308 IV: Day 13, 14, 15, 16, 18 and 20 PBI-1308 PO: Day 13, 14,15,16,19, 20, 21 and 22 24 In Vivo Results – Inhibition of inflammation by intravenous administration of PBI-1308: adjuvantinduced arthritis model OH HN N H2N N H H N N N N N H H N N NH2 N HN PBI-1308 5 NH2 CTL 4 mm MTX 3 PBI-1308 2 1 0 D1 D2 PBI-1308 is significantly less inflammed than control on day 1 and 2. PBI-1308 is significantly less inflammed than MTX on day 1. MTX is significantly less inflammed than control on day 2. 25 In Vivo Results – Inhibition of inflammation by intravenous administration of PBI-1308: adjuvantinduced arthritis model OH HN N H 2N DAY 1 15000 5000 Control Control H N N N N H NH2 N HN PBI-1308 400 10000 0 N PGE2 pg/mg of tissue [Rat TNF] (pg/g tissue) TNFα N H H N N NH 2 300 200 100 0 MTX PBI PBI-1308 Methotrexate PBI-1308 Control Control MTX PBI-1308 Methotrexate PBI-1308 DAY 2 PGE2 4000 500 pg/mg of tissue [Rat TNF] (pg/g tissue) TNFα 3000 2000 1000 0 * Control Control 400 300 200 100 0 Methotrexate PBI-1308 Control PBI-1308 Control Methotrexate MTX PBI-1308 MTX PBI-1308 * Significantly different from control p < 0.05 ** Significantly different from control p < 0.03 ** 26 In Vivo Results – Inhibition of inflammation by intravenous administration of PBI-1308: LPS-induced air-pouch model OH HN N H2N N H H N N N N N H H N N NH2 N HN PBI-1308 NH2 3000 120 TNF-α (pg/ml) PGE2 (pg/ml) 100 80 60 40 20 0 * * Control Indomethacin PBI-1308 * Significantly different from control p < 0.01 2000 1000 * 0 Control Indomethacin PBI-1308 * Significantly different from control p < 0.001 27 Autoimmune Disease – Achievements 1. Developed a general procedure that is: R1 a) High yield R4 N 4-6 steps N b) Reproducible Linker N N N N R2 R3 R1, R2, R3 and R4 = substituents c) Amenable to scale-up; multi-gram scale synthesis of high purity lead compound PBI-1308 without the use of column chromatography d) Yields a diverse range of analogues; approximately 3,000 synthesized to date 28 Autoimmune Disease – Achievements (Cont’d) 2. By means of the drug discovery process: a) Identified compounds with significant in vitro activity as mimetics of bacterial protein A, e.g. some equipotent with protein A b) Discovered compounds which display significant in vivo activity when administered by i.v. or oral routes 3. In June 2007, an agreement was reached between ProMetic and Laboratorios Dermatológicos Darier (Mexico) for development of PBI-1308 to treat dermatological disorders. 29