9e Leek avondsymposium Nieuwe ontwikkelingen in de behandeling van NSCLC Groningen, 9 november 2016 Vernieuwing en diagnostiek bij NSCLC Disclosures Consultant/Advisory Board: AstraZeneca, Roche, Pfizer, Novartis, Amgen, Biocartis, QCMD, ESP, IQNPATH Ed Schuuring Speaker’s fee: Abbott, Novartis, Roche, Biocartis Head Laboratory Molecular Pathology, UMCG Groningen Coördinator Netwerk for Molecular Pathology North Netherlands KMBP (Clinical Scientist in Molecular Pathology) Professor in Molecular Oncological Pathology Molecular profiling of lung cancer in 2016 Molecular Pathology Traditional histopathological classification Stock/Royalties: None Molecular diagnostics of lung cancer for treatment planning using gene-targeted therapy in NL international guidelines Dutch Oncoline guideline for NSCLC (July 2015): (1) EGFR, ALK; (2) HER2, BRAF, RET and ROS1 CAP-IASLC-AMP guideline for NSCLC (2013) (Lindeman 2013) (1) EGFR, ALK; (2) HER2, BRAF, RET and ROS1 >2009: Molecular Tumor Profiling Wild type del746750 Li JCO 2013 ESMO guideline for NSCLC (2013) (Kerr, Ann Oncol 2014) EGFR, ALK (recommend KRAS, BRAF, HER2 and ROS1) To define which patients for what drug benefit most (personalised therapy) 1 De moleculaire diagnostiek van longkanker tbv gen-mutatie-gerichte therapie (Putative) predictive biomarkers Nieuwe predicitieve biomarkers in kader van klinische trials Vanaf 2016 e.v. (verwachtte toepassingen): New anticancer drugs available for gene-targeted therapy • • • • • • • • • • • • • (~10% AC) (100% AC) (100% AC) (~20% SCC) (< 2% AC) (~40% AC) (4-20% AC) (1.7% AC) (<2% AC) (2% AC) (10% AC) (<5% AC) (~4% SCC) > next-generation-TKI (afatinib) > osimertinib, dacomitinib, afatinib/cetuximab, AUY922 > next-generation-TKI (ceritinib, alectinib) > nintedanib > vemurafinib, dafrafenib > MET/MEK/RAF inhibitors > crizotinib, cabozantinib, capmatinib > crizotinib > sunitinib, vandetanib, sorafinib > herceptin, afatinib, > cetuximab, erlotinib, … > mTOR inhibitor, aspirine > dasatinib UMCG is longkanker-expertcentrum en participeert in vele (inter)nationale trials Simon and Roychowdhury, Nat Rev Drug Discov. 2013 Molecular tumor profiling 2016 Groningen: Next Generation Sequencing only predictive and diagnostic markers based on current guidelines and ongoing clinical trial Molecular status of key analytes in several diseases is already standard of care: Activerende EGFR mutaties “resistente” EGFR mutaties (“resistente”) ALK mutaties FGFR1-amplificatie BRAF-mutatie KRAS-mutatie MET-amplificatie/exon-skipping ROS1-translocatie RET/KIF5B-translocatie HER2-mutatie EGFR-amplificatie PIK3CA-mutatie DDR1-mutatie Relevant predictive markers (UMCG 2014-2016) • • >30 hotspot regions in 11 genes (29 amplicon) (UMCG-PGM-v01 panel) for mutation screening in lung cancer, melanoma, colon carcinoma, GIST TAT: ~4-5 days (2 runs per week) Melanoma: BRAF (NRAS, cKIT) ALK codon 1174 GNA11 codon 209 Lung cancer: EGFR, ALK, ROS (RET, KRAS, BRAF, PIK3CA, MET, FGFR1) ALK codon 1275 GNAQ codon 209 NRAS codon 117/146 Colon cancer: KRAS, NRAS, BRAF (PIK3CA) BRAF exon 15 KIT exon 11 NRAS codon 12/13 GIST: cKIT, PDGFRA (NRAS) EGFR exon 18 KIT exon 13 NRAS codon 61 EGFR exon 19 KIT exon 14 PDGFRA exon 12 EGFR exon 20 KIT exon 17 PDGFRA exon 14 EGFR exon 21 KIT exon 8 PDGFRA exon 18 ERBB2 exon 19 KIT exon 9 PIK3CA exon 20 ERBB2 exon 20 KRAS codon 117/146 PIK3CA exon 9 ERBB2 exon 21 KRAS codon 12/13 BRAF exon 11 Breast cancer: HER2, BRCA1 Molecular Oncological Pathology at UMCG: www.MolOncoPath.nl KRAS codon 61 Molecular Oncological Pathology at UMCG: www.MolOncoPath.nl Presentation Ed Schuuring, 12th May 2016 Barcelona 2 Next Generation Sequencing: Ion Torrent Personal Genome Machine (PGM) • • Other methods to detect predictive molecular aberrations in Molecular Pathology of lung cancer (2016) >50 hotspot regions in 24 genes (85 amplicons) (UMCG-PGM-v02b panel) for mutation screening in lung cancer, melanoom, colon carcinoma, GIST TAT: ~4-5 days (2 runs per week) AKT1_17 ESR1_534-537 KIT_exon11 MET exon 14-intron 14 ALK_1151-1156 ALK_1174-1206 ALK_1269-1275 BRAF_600 BRAF_exon11 EGFR_492 EGFR_exon18 EGFR_exon19 EGFR_exon20 EGFR_exon21 ERBB2_exon19 ERBB2_exon20 ERBB2_exon21 ESR1_463 GNA11_183 GNA11_209 GNAQ_183 GNAQ_209 GNAS_201 GNAS_227 H3F3A_27-36 H3F3B_35-37 HRAS_117-146 HRAS_1213 HRAS_61 IDH1_132 IDH2_140-172 JAK2_617 KIT_exon13 KIT_exon14 KIT_exon17 KIT_exon18 KIT_exon8 KIT_exon9 KRAS_117-146 KRAS_1213 KRAS_61 MAP2K1_111-124 MAP2K1_203 MAP2K1_264 MAP2K1_382 MAP2K1_53 MET intron 13-exon 14 NRAS_117-146 NRAS_12-13 NRAS_61 PDGFRA_exon12 PDGFRA_exon14 PDGFRA_exon18 PIK3CA_1047 PIK3CA_542-549 POLE_286 POLE_411 ROS1_2032 ROS1_2155 FISH-rearrangement: ALK, ROS, RET, NTRK1 FISH-amplification/CNV: MET, HER2, FGFR1 IHC: HER2, ALK, ROS1 RTPCR: MET exon14-skipping Underlined targets are under validation (inclusief MET-exon14-skipping en gatekeeper ROS/ALK) Molecular Oncological Pathology at UMCG: www.MolOncoPath.nl Molecular Oncological Pathology at UMCG: www.MolOncoPath.nl Challenges/pitfalls in 2016/2017 • Different predictive markers in other centers (not the same or less markers for all cancer patients in NL) • Different molecular methods Presentation Ed Schuuring, 12th May 2016 Barcelona Project PATH (Predictive Analysis for THerapy) Optimizing access to personalized cancer therapy in the Netherlands; from tissue to therapy. national consortium of >38 pathology-labs, medical oncologists, pulmonologists, NVALT, NVMO, NVVP, PALGA Goal: To introduce a NGS panel to create optimal and equal access to targeted therapies for all (lung, melanoma, GIST, CRC) cancer patients in the Netherlands • Lack of information on current treatment options 2016-2020: 37 predictive and diagnostic genes based on current guidelines and ongoing clinical trial (updated Feb 2016) CALL ZONMW GGG: PERSONALISED MEDICINE – ONCOLOGY 3 Project PATH (Predictive Analysis for THerapy) Project PATH (Predictive Analysis for THerapy) Optimizing access to personalized cancer therapy in the Netherlands; from tissue to therapy. Optimizing access to personalized cancer therapy in the Netherlands; from tissue to therapy. WP2: Predictive testing: Nation-wide used consensus panel with relevant mutations WP3: Expert Network: Molecular tumor board and national platform WP4: Synoptic reporting in PALGA: consensus in reporting molecular results in Pathology report WP5: Economic evaluation: organisation efficacy and cost-effectiveness of predictive diagnostics Goal: To introduce a NGS panel to create optimal and equal access to targeted therapies for all cancer patients in the Netherlands Executive board: focus on integration scientific efforts Coordinator/management (principal investigator) – WP1: Marjolijn Ligtenberg, Katrien Grünberg 4 Work Package-leaders: – WP2: Ed Schuuring, Bas Tops, Petra Nederlof – WP3: Katrien Grünberg, Harry Groen, Hans Gelderblom – WP4: Stefan Willems, Henk-Jan van Slooten, Paul Segers – WP5: Erik Thunnissen, Eddy Adang Consortium (Dutch University Laboratories of Molecular Pathology) Consensus on NGS mutation panel > each patient in NL receives same opportunities for therapy PATH-targeted gene panel (implementatie in 2017) Predictive gene Aberrations Predictive gene Aberrations AKT1 SNVs, CNVs KRAS SNVs, CNVs AKT2 CNVs IDH1 SNVs AKT3 CNVs IDH2 SNVs ALK SNVs, Fusion-transcript JAK2 SNVs ARAF SNVs, CNVs MAP2K1 (MEK1) SNVs BRAF SNVs, CNVs MDM2 CNVs CCND1 CNVs MET SNVs, CNVs CCND3 CNVs MTOR SNVs CDK4 CNVs NRAS SNVs CDK6 CNVs NTRK1 Fusion-transcript CDKN2A (p16) SNVs, CNVs PDGFRA SNVs DDR2 SNVs PIK3CA SNVs, CNVs EGFR SNVs PTEN SNVs, CNVs ERBB2 (Her2) SNVs, CNVs RET SNVs, Fusion-transcript FGFR1 SNVs, CNVs ROS1 SNVs, Fusion-transcript FGFR2 SNVs, CNVs SMO CNVs, SNVs FGFR3 SNVs, CNVs, fusion-transcript SRC CNVs, SNVs HRAS SNVs, CNVs TP53 CNVs, SNVs KIT SNVs Consortium (Dutch University Laboratories of Molecular Pathology) Consensus on NGS mutation panel > each patient in NL receives same opportunities for therapy Single molecule Molecular Inversion Probes for NGS PATH-panel (smMIP-NGS) single molecule tag Single molecule tag to identify independent biological template molecules: Higher specificity Higher sensitivity Hiatt JB, et al. Genome Res. 2013 May;23(5):843-54 4 Project PATH (Predictive Analysis for THerapy) Optimizing access to personalized cancer therapy in the Netherlands; from tissue to therapy. NGS analysis Today’s tissue-management lung cancer (2016) “1st” Moleculaire Pathologie in de regio Noord PA UMCG Groningen PA PA Friesland Martini Groningen Leeuwarden “last” Noord-oost HUB 5% neoplastic cells management UMCG PA PA TREANT Isala Hoogeveen Zwolle PA This example represents a typical biopsy in our clinical practice (lung cancer) Enschede Images with courtesy of Erik Thunnissen, VUMC • Sufficient DNA for NGS • >20% neoplastic cells - Today: Panel-Ion Torrent: 10 ng (~1600 cells) Panel-Miseq: 50 ng WES: ~500 ng WGS: ~500ng • Not enough tumour DNA • 5 neoplastic cells (<1%) Standard lung cancer biopsies are not (yet) suitable for WES/WGS Prefered: the use of small gene-panel (1600 neoplastic cells) Images courtesy of Erik Thunnissen, VUMC >50% neoplastic cells Presentation Ed Schuuring, 12th May 2016 Barcelona More analysis from one biopsy? Today’s tissue-management lung cancer (2016) HE first Diagnostic stain TTF1 Diagnostic stain mucin Diagnostic stain P63/p40 ALK IHC ALK FISH ROS1FISH RET FISH MET FISH FGFR1 FISH (SCC) DNA isolation mutation analysis RNA isolation MET exon skipping HE last Turn-around-time (TAT) and hands-on-time Presentation Ed Schuuring, 12th May 2016 Barcelona 5 Liquid biopsy: Samples that can not be analysed • • • • bloed als bron om longkanker te diagnostiseren Neoplastic cell percentage too low Low amount of tissue Low amount of DNA Bad quality of DNA (high background) Representing ~20% of all our requests for NGS mutation analyses in our routine diagnostic testing in Molecular Pathology Mutatie testen UMCG (nieuwe diagnostische test) Circulerend tumor DNA in celvrij plasma EGFR-T790M bij resistentie TKI (tagrisso/osimertinib) • FDA-approved for EGFR-T790M-positive cases ( nov 2015) • EU-approved for EGFR-T790M-positive cases (feb 2016) • FDA-approved T790M-test cobas-EGFR-mutation test v2 (nov 2015; available in NL in jan 2016; UMCG only) EGFR-del19/L858R voor behandelkeuze • Dutch onco-guideline (july 2015) • UMCG-ISO15189-validated ddPCR EGFR mutation test BRAF-V600E voor behandelkeuze/monitorig therapie KRAS-common voor behandelkeuze/monitoring therapie (bv respons bij immunotherapie) KIT-exon 11 voor behandelkeuze/monitoring therapie in GIST extra kosten, snellere TAT, meer biopten met uitslag (beperkt genen), andere logistiek EGFR-plasmatest: logistiek aanvragen binnenkort op www.moloncopath.nl (tot dat moment direct contact met Ed Schuuring) Reporting Mutation Analysis data Handling of unexpected, difficult, rare mutations? Treatment options ? • • • • Example: NSCLC with EGFR: c.2281G>A; p.(D761N) Example: NSCLC with PIK3CA: c.3140A>G; p.(H1047R) Example: NSCLC with PIK3CA: c.3140A>G; p.(H1047R) 80% and p(L858R) 35%. Example: AKT3 amplificatie 80%, EGFR amplificatie 50%, KRAS amplificatie 20%, TSC1 A944T mutatie 10%, MDM2 amplificatie 7%, MCL1 amplificatie 3%, TP53 Y234C mutatie 2%, EPHA5 A454N mutaties 1%, MYST3 amplificatie 1% (1) KMBP/pathologist search for information on general treatment advice and interpretation in PA-report (2) assistance with specific treatment advice via the Molecular Tumor Board Groningen (every Friday MTB-meeting) 6 www.moloncopath.nl Molecular Pathologie UMCG-team MD-technicians: • Ingrid de Boer-Huitema • Annelies ten Caat • Erik Nijboer • Paskal van Norel • Rianne Pelgrim • Inge Platteel • Martin Schipper • Jantine Sietzema • Klaas Kooistra KMBP: •Elise van der Logt •Arja ter Elst •Anke van den Berg •Ed Schuuring •Maarten Niemantsverdriet (KMBPio 2016-2020) •Leon van Kempen (KMBPio 2016-2018) Pathologists: •Wim Timens •Nils ‘t Hart •Arjan Diepstra Molecular Tumor Board Groningen (in dutch) Ed Schuuring, KMBP Arja ter Elst, KMBP Anke van den Berg, KMBP Nils ’t Hart, lungpatholoog Wim Timens, lungpatholoog Harry Groen, pulmonologist Jeroen Hiltermann, pulmonologist Anthonie van der Wekken, pulmonologist Geke Hospers, medisch oncologist Lucy Hijmering-Kappelle, pulmonologist Hilde Jalving, medisch oncoloog Sjoukje Oosting, medisch oncoloog Mathew Maarten Niemantsverdriet, KMBPio Leon van Kempen, KMBPio Saskia Offermans, pathologist Isala Clemens Prinsen, KMBP Isala Jos Stigt, pulmonologist Isala Gallop-studie: Pieter Boonstra, Marco Tibbesma, Arja ter Elst, Ed Schuuring, An Reyners PATH-consortium NVALT-plasma-studies: Lisestte Bosman, Arja ter Elst, Harry Groen, Ed Schuuring Dank voor uw aandacht [email protected] www.MolOncoPath.nl Leek-meeting 9 november 2016 Recente literatuur te lezen in oratie van prof dr Ed Schuuring: http://www.rug.nl/news-and-events/promotioninauguration/2013/06_oratie-schuuring.pdf 7