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Biomarkers of prognosis, cancer cell
killers of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL)
and autologous tumor antigen (vaccines)
arising from MAGE genes


                          Cheng Luo, Ph. D
                         University of Tartu
Why MAGE genes?

What is MAGE genes?
Metagenes associated to survivals
                      Genes up-regulated in NSCLC

                      Gene ID adj. p-value Fold change
                      SPP1         2,76E-17     14,52
                      MMP1          5,20E-11    10,74
                      KRT6A         3,85E-05    10,39
                      KRT17         1,86E-06    9,44
                      CTHRC1       2,76E-17     7,62
                      S100A2        2,21E-05    7,44
                      MMP11         1,29E-11   7,14
                      TMPRSS4       1,04E-08   6,85
                      CDC20        1,59E-13    6,82
                      KRT6B        7,41E-04    6,15


                      Genes down-regulated in NSCLC

                      Gene ID adj. p-value Fold change
                      SFTPC         7,13E-10    24,43
                      FCN3         6,77E-17      16,71
                      FABP4         3,28E-14     13,54
                      C19ORF59      5,43E-20     12,51
                      TMEM100      1,65E-21      12,11
                      CYP4B        1 1,35E-12   11,41
                      CLIC5         9,37E-21    10,99
                      SFTPD         4,18E-08    10,75
                      SFTA2_HUMAN 4,02E-07 10,59
                      CLEC3B       9,66E-22     10,23

                                  Urgard E. et al. 2011
Melanoma Antigen GEne (MAGE), or Cancer/Testis
(CT gene) frequently expressed in Melanoma and
other cancer cells, MAGE gene was first reported in
melanoma. CT genes include MAGE(s) and others.
CT1:MAGEA, CT3:MAGEB,….
MAGE/COX2/Nrf2 genes




From: Ari Ristimäki <ari.ristimaki@helsinki.fi>
To: Cheng Luo <luo58@yahoo.com>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: Cluster these genes?



Very interesting, you should publish this, Ari from Stockholm (UEGW)
Mougiakako D. et al. 2010
Andrade VCC et al 2008 (Brazil cohort)




     percentage of MAGE genes expression in NSCLC (Estonia cohort)
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Gene expression: MAGEB1 (melanoma
        antigen family B, 1)



            http://biogps.org
Gene expression: MAGEA3
(melanoma antigen family A, 3)


            http://biogps.org
Gene expression: MAGEA10
(melanoma antigen family A, 10)


             http://biogps.org
Gene expression: MAGEA9 B

         http://biogps.org
Evolutionary History of the Cancer
Immunity Antigen MAGE Gene Family
Evolution (Phylogeny) of Human
             MAGE genes
Katsura et al 2011
                                                                 (MHD)

                           Can be processed to be
                           epitopes in cancer cells




   Phase IV (human only)                              Phase II     Phase I
6-7 million years ago


                          Palindrome in
                          MAGE genes




Reverable palindrome structure play similar roles as
methylation and demethylation
MAGE gene is
                                         of high CNV

CT genes on chromosome X are evolving    Most MAGE
faster than those on other chromosomes   genes are
                                         coded by X-
                                         chromosme




                                                        Y
Cell function of MAGE genes
Xiao TZ et al. 2011

     Autoregulation and accuracy
     of KRAB-MAGEs




Xiao T. et al. 2011 Plos One
MAGEA10: One of the first Cancer
          antigens
From unknown cancer antigen   1999, J. of Immunolo
Antibody producing CTL killer
The assembly of MHC Class I molecules (endogenous)
Group Leader
                                                                               Pierre van der Bruggen
        MAGE gene was designated in 1991
                                                                               Contact
                                                                               Pierre van der Bruggen
                                                                               de Duve Institute, Université catholique
                                                                               de Louvain, and Ludwig Institute for
                                                                               Cancer Research
                                                                               LICR - B1.74.03, Avenue Hippocrate 74,
                                                                               B-1200 Brussels
                                                                               phone (direct) : 32 (0)2 764 74 31
                                                                               fax : 32 (0)2 792 94 05
                                                                               e-mail: Pierre van der Bruggen
 Tumor immunology, or cancer immunotherapy start:
 van der Bruggen P, et al 1991, A gene encoding an
 antigen recognized by cytolytic T lymphocytes on
 a human melanoma.. Science. 1991 Dec 13;254(5038):1643-7
Barker PA, Salehi A.The MAGE proteins: emerging roles in cell cycle progression, apoptosis, and
neurogenetic disease. J Neurosci Res. 2002 Mar 15;67(6):705-12.
Since the identification of the first MAGE gene in 1991, the MAGE family has expanded
dramatically, and over 25 MAGE genes have now been identified in humans. The focus of studies on
the MAGE proteins has been their potential for cancer immunotherapy, as a result of the finding that
peptides derived from MAGE gene products are bound by major histocompatibility complexes and
presented on the cell surface of cancer cells. However, the normal physiological role of MAGE proteins
has remained a mystery. Recent studies are now beginning to provide insights into MAGEgene
function. Necdin acts as a cell cycle regulatory protein and plays a key role in the pathogenesis of
Prader-Willi syndrome, a neurogenetic disorder. MAGE-D1, identified as a binding partner for the p75
neurotrophin receptor, the apoptosis inhibitory protein XIAP, and Dlx/MSX homeodomain
proteins, blocks cell cycle progression and enhances apoptosis. This review provides an overview of the
human MAGE genes and proteins, summarizes recent findings on their cellular roles, and provides a
baseline for future studies on this intriguing gene family.
TIB and MAGE-B2 antibody in serum
http://www.immunocore.com/tec
hnology/specificity/
 This video was filmed over a period of 11 hours and
 demonstrates the specificity of the MAGE-A3
 ImmTAC. The target cancer cells with HLA-A1 and the
 MAGE A3 antigen are dyed red; control cells which are
 also HLA-A1 but which do not have the antigen MAGE
 A3 are dyed green. CD8+ T cells are unstained and
 appear grey. When the MAGE specific ImmTAC is
 added to the experiment at 50pM concentration all of
 the target cells (red) are killed by the T cells whilst the
 innocent bystanders (green) are unaffected.
Cancer cells loaded
anti-tumor         with MHC I and
T cells in         MAGE3A
melanoma
                                         A CTL clone (pulsed
patients                                 by MAGE3A) that
                                         recognize MAGE3 A

CTL
isolated
from
tumors and
expanded                                     Cancer cell
                                             without MHC
for several                                  or MAGE3A
weeks in
vitro, lysed
autologous
melanoma
cells



         Start of the video
End of the video
Non-specific T cells (blue) recognise and kill target melanoma cells
   (red) but ignore non-target cells (green) in the presence of
                        the drug, IMCgp100.




             http://www.immunocore.com/pipeline/imcgp100/
For antibody (or humoral) mediated immunology
MAGE antigen (epiopes) presented
        by CD8+ T-cells



                              TCR
>100 million TCR


5.3. MAGE-A3 vaccine
MAGE-A3 is a tumor-associated antigen that is not
expressed in most normal cells [31,61]. Approximately 35–
50% of lung cancers express MAGE-A3, and expression has
been associated with poor prognosis [31]. This provided
the rationale for the development of a TCV comprising
MAGE-A3 recombinant protein combined with the AS02B
immunoadjuvant.



                       Mellstedt H. et al 2011
Source of tumor antigens:
MAGE Epitopes



  http://www.cancerimmunity.org/peptidedatabase/tumorspecific.htm
MAGE antigens:

   From nuclear
protein to epitopes
By experimental




http://www.cancerimmunity.org/peptidedat
abase/tumorspecific.htm
Immunotherapy database (successful, or the peptide with potential because of
high stringency):
http://www.cancerimmunity.org/peptidedatabase/tumorspecific.htm
                                                           By experimental
Table 3. Differentiation antigens   By experimental
Table 4. Antigens overexpressed in tumors
                               By experimental
Potential epitopes of HLA-A (10AA) of MAGEA10
    for lung cancer patiensts by BIMAS algorithms




                           BioInformatics & Molecular Analysis Section (BIMAS)
MAGE antigens for HLA-II were also determined
 (The A, B, C, E, F, and G genes belong to MHC class I, six D genes belong to class II)




HLA II also
in CTA, or
MAGE
antigens



MAGE genes
can be
imprinted
An alignment of primate MAGE-A amino acid sequences for an epitope coding region. In humans, based on
references (1–16), MAGE-A epitopes for HLA alleles are denoted by squares (magenta; HLA class Ι, light blue; HLA
class II). HLA alleles that recognize each epitope are indicated in parallel below. Among 13 amino acid substitutions
between MAGE-A3 and -A6, 11 substitutions marked by stars occur in the alignment whereas two substitutions
(P303L, A308V) occured outside of the region. Among the 11 substitutions, ten that contribute to the production of
epitopes for different HLA alleles
(E115K, D156L, L175V, T199A, L201F, V205I, K211R, D249H/D249Y, L279V/L279I, H298R) are indicated by green stars.
The other substitution within this region (indicated by a blue star; F239L) does not contribute to the production of
epitopes of MAGE-A3 and -A6 [53–68].
Correlation of MAGE gene
 expression and survivals
2
                                                                                                                               12




                                                       4
                                                               8




                                               0
                                                           6
                                                                   10
 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 617
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 674
 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 619
        lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 1104
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 746
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 572
                                                                   Lung Cancer

lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 576
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 268
      lung, large cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 735
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 743
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 1086
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 814
                                                                                                                                    MAGEA3 expression




         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 481
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 721
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 562
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 554
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 865
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 670
 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 777
        lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 1102
                                                                   Determinant of Worse Survival in Stage IA Non-Small Cell




 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 591
                                                                   Port JL et al. 2009, MAGE-A3 Expression is an Independent




            lung, normal Lung Normal 1050
             lung, normal Lung Normal 567
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 265
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 582
            lung, normal Lung Normal 1054
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 729
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 593
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 494
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 1087
              lung, normal Lung Normal 551
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 715
             lung, normal Lung Normal 549
               lung, carcinoma Lung-Ca 863
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 625
             lung, normal Lung Normal 548
         lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 820
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 560
lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 676
     lung, large cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 578
Example of MAGE
expression is
associated to good
prognosis


Grau et al., MAGE-A1
expression is associated
with good prognosis in
neuroblastoma tumors
, J. of Cancer Research
and Clinic
Oncology, 2009
Example of MAGE
expression is
associated to good
prognosis
Condomines et al. 2007, J. of Immunology
MAGE Expressions Mediated by Demethylation of MAGE
   Promoters Induce Progression of Non-small Cell Lung Cancer

                                                                              YANAGAWA N. et al. 2011




Correlation between MAGE expression and overall survival of 67 NSCLC patients using the Kaplan-Meier method.
The patients with any expression had poorer prognosis than those with no expression.
Boehmer et al. 2011, MAGE-C2/CT10 Protein Expression Is an
Independent Predictor of Recurrence in Prostate Cancer, PLos One
Gure A. et al. 2005, Clinic Cancer
Research,

Survival of patients with NSCLC
stratified according to CT-X
expression and pathologic stage.
Distributions were estimated using
the Kaplan-Meier method. Tick marks
represent the time of last follow-up
for patients who remained alive.
Representative series. A, high-
level MAGE-A3 expression in
adenocarcinoma patients of stage I
(P = 0.04). B, high level NY-ESO-
1 expression in adenocarcinoma
patients of stage II (P =
0.02). C, SSX2 expression in patients
with adenocarcinoma of stage III (P =
0.05).
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista
                 Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
Estonia cohort




                 By Krista
                 Fischer
                 & Reedik Mägi
The barrier of immunotherapy
Grégoire Wieërs, Nathalie Demotte, Danièle Godelaine and Pierre van
der Bruggen * 2011 Immune Suppression in Tumors as a
Surmountable Obstacle to Clinical Efficacy of Cancer Vaccines
Immune
                                                                      activation
                                                                      in favor
      Cytokines influence T-helpers




                                                                                                              Immune suppressive
                                                                                                              in favor
Panel A: Immune-mediated tumour killing requires a Th1 microenvironment. In the presence of Th1 cytokines, tumours upregulate MHC I and co-
stimulatory molecules necessary for cytolytic T-cells (CTL) to recognise and kill the tumours. In addition, the inflammatory Th1 environment can
non-specifically activate T-cells to kill tumours through FasL and TRAIL effector molecules. Panel B: Tumours condition the microenvironment to
have a dominant Th2-bias as a strategy to escape immune mediated attack. In the presence of Th2 cytokines, tumours down-regulate MHC and co-
stimulatory molecules, attract suppressor cells such as Treg and myeloid suppressors which suppress killer cell function. The Th2 environment
down-regulates co-stimulatory molecules on APC which serves to anergise any Th1 cells that may infiltrate the tumour, whether as a natural
immune response or through tumour vaccination strategies. Therefore, strategies to boost Th1 immunity alone are not sufficient to mediate anti-
tumour immunity. Sustained Th1 cytokine production is required in the tumour microenvironment.
CD8 –T (for MHC I) cells are needed




                    MDSC: myeloid-derived suppressor cells
Some successful
examples even though
   the obstacles of
  immunotherapy in
  cancer medication
     because of
 immunosuppressive
    environment

Wieërs, der Bruggen et al
2011, Immune Suppression in Tumors
as a Surmountable Obstacle to
Clinical Efficacy of Cancer Vaccines
patients who received at
30
patients           least four vaccinations with
                   ALVAC (attenuated
           1/30    canarypox virus )
           cured   miniMAGE-1/3. Metastasis at
           8/30    study entry: Dark
                   gray, measurable metastases
                   at study entry; light
                   gray, metastasis removed
                   before study. n-visc., non-
                   visceral distant metastasis;
                   visc., visceral metastasis;
                   C, cutaneous;
                   S, subcutaneous; L, lymph
                   node; Lu, lung; O, other
                   visceral localization;
                   Prog., progression;
                   Reg., regression.

                   Baren et al 2005
Frequencies and target
   antigens of antitumor CTLs
        from patient EB81.
The frequencies of antitumor and anti-vaccine
CTLp's are indicated in the top. Frequencies of
antitumor CTLp's were measured by MLTC
with a tumor cell line derived from the invaded
                                                        Pierre G. Coulie, de Duve Institute,
lymph node, whereas those of anti–MAGE-3.A1             Université catholique de Louvain,
                                                        Avenue Hippocrate 74, UCL 7459, B-120
and anti–MAGE-C2336–344 CTLp's were                     Brussels, Belgium.
measured by clonotypic PCR. The bottom                  Tel: 32(2)7647581, Fax: 32(2)7647590,
                                                        Email: pierre.coulie@uclouvain.be
panels represent antitumor CTL clones with
different numbers for each TCR sequence and
the occurrence of repeated clones. Most of
these CTL clones were derived from
lymphocytes collected in September 1999 and
March 2000 and were stimulated in autologous
MLTC. Additional CTL clones were derived
from lymphocytes collected in October 2000
by stimulation with MAGE-C2 peptides and
identification of the positive microcultures
with the appropriate tetramer. For peptide
MAGE-C2336–344, 15 additional CTL clones were     TCR
obtained. 14 turned out to be the CTL 16
clonotype, whereas one, CTL 40, had another
TCR. A similar experiment performed with
MAGE-C2191–200 revealed a new highly repeated
clonotype, CTL 41.

  Germeau C et al. J Exp Med
  2005;201:241-248
Current Objectives:
Dr. Krista Frisher: Kaplan Meier survival curve based on MAGE genes
expression in NSCLC of Estonia cohort. An independent biomarker ?

                             After this,


                        epitope screening?

                        Stringency testing?


                     2D and 3D MAGE gene ?

                   Serum title of living subjects?

                                 ?
gspagnoli-at-uhbs.ch

Department of Biomedicine
University Hospital Basel
Hebelstrasse 20
CH - 4031 Basel
Office phone
+41 61 265 23 78
Office fax
+41 61 265 30 90
Expression of MAGE-A Cancer/Testis Antigens
                     in Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinomas
            J. HAIER1, M. OWZCARECK1, U. GULLER3, G. C. SPAGNOLI3,
                  H. BüRGER2, N. SENNINGER1 and TH. KOCHER4
         1Molecular Biology Laboratory, Department of General Surgery and
          2Department of Pathology, University Hospital, Münster, Germany;
3Institute for Surgical Research and Hospital Management, University Hospital Basel;
                    4Department of General, Visceral and Vascular
                       Surgery, Kantonsspital, Baden, Switzerland
Bujas T et al. European Journal of Histochemistry 2011; volume 55:e7Immunohistochemical expression   of MAGE–A 3/4 and NY-
ESO-1 in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma and lymph node metastasis. Expression of A) MAGE-A 3/4 and
B) NY-ESO-1 in a primary tumor was cytoplasmic and limited to tumor cells. Similar immunohistochemical
reaction for C) MAGE-A 3/4 and D) NY-ESO-1 was also observed in corresponding lymph node metastases.
Normally MAGE genes are highly hypermethylated
Thank you for your attention!

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Mage gene-talk-13-01-2012-tartu22-11

  • 1. Biomarkers of prognosis, cancer cell killers of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) and autologous tumor antigen (vaccines) arising from MAGE genes Cheng Luo, Ph. D University of Tartu
  • 2. Why MAGE genes? What is MAGE genes?
  • 3. Metagenes associated to survivals Genes up-regulated in NSCLC Gene ID adj. p-value Fold change SPP1 2,76E-17 14,52 MMP1 5,20E-11 10,74 KRT6A 3,85E-05 10,39 KRT17 1,86E-06 9,44 CTHRC1 2,76E-17 7,62 S100A2 2,21E-05 7,44 MMP11 1,29E-11 7,14 TMPRSS4 1,04E-08 6,85 CDC20 1,59E-13 6,82 KRT6B 7,41E-04 6,15 Genes down-regulated in NSCLC Gene ID adj. p-value Fold change SFTPC 7,13E-10 24,43 FCN3 6,77E-17 16,71 FABP4 3,28E-14 13,54 C19ORF59 5,43E-20 12,51 TMEM100 1,65E-21 12,11 CYP4B 1 1,35E-12 11,41 CLIC5 9,37E-21 10,99 SFTPD 4,18E-08 10,75 SFTA2_HUMAN 4,02E-07 10,59 CLEC3B 9,66E-22 10,23 Urgard E. et al. 2011
  • 4. Melanoma Antigen GEne (MAGE), or Cancer/Testis (CT gene) frequently expressed in Melanoma and other cancer cells, MAGE gene was first reported in melanoma. CT genes include MAGE(s) and others. CT1:MAGEA, CT3:MAGEB,….
  • 5. MAGE/COX2/Nrf2 genes From: Ari Ristimäki <ari.ristimaki@helsinki.fi> To: Cheng Luo <luo58@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 9:52 AM Subject: Re: Cluster these genes? Very interesting, you should publish this, Ari from Stockholm (UEGW)
  • 6. Mougiakako D. et al. 2010
  • 7. Andrade VCC et al 2008 (Brazil cohort) percentage of MAGE genes expression in NSCLC (Estonia cohort) 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
  • 8. Gene expression: MAGEB1 (melanoma antigen family B, 1) http://biogps.org
  • 9. Gene expression: MAGEA3 (melanoma antigen family A, 3) http://biogps.org
  • 10. Gene expression: MAGEA10 (melanoma antigen family A, 10) http://biogps.org
  • 11. Gene expression: MAGEA9 B http://biogps.org
  • 12. Evolutionary History of the Cancer Immunity Antigen MAGE Gene Family
  • 13.
  • 14. Evolution (Phylogeny) of Human MAGE genes Katsura et al 2011 (MHD) Can be processed to be epitopes in cancer cells Phase IV (human only) Phase II Phase I
  • 15.
  • 16. 6-7 million years ago Palindrome in MAGE genes Reverable palindrome structure play similar roles as methylation and demethylation
  • 17. MAGE gene is of high CNV CT genes on chromosome X are evolving Most MAGE faster than those on other chromosomes genes are coded by X- chromosme Y
  • 18.
  • 19. Cell function of MAGE genes Xiao TZ et al. 2011 Autoregulation and accuracy of KRAB-MAGEs Xiao T. et al. 2011 Plos One
  • 20. MAGEA10: One of the first Cancer antigens
  • 21. From unknown cancer antigen 1999, J. of Immunolo
  • 23. The assembly of MHC Class I molecules (endogenous)
  • 24. Group Leader Pierre van der Bruggen MAGE gene was designated in 1991 Contact Pierre van der Bruggen de Duve Institute, Université catholique de Louvain, and Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research LICR - B1.74.03, Avenue Hippocrate 74, B-1200 Brussels phone (direct) : 32 (0)2 764 74 31 fax : 32 (0)2 792 94 05 e-mail: Pierre van der Bruggen Tumor immunology, or cancer immunotherapy start: van der Bruggen P, et al 1991, A gene encoding an antigen recognized by cytolytic T lymphocytes on a human melanoma.. Science. 1991 Dec 13;254(5038):1643-7 Barker PA, Salehi A.The MAGE proteins: emerging roles in cell cycle progression, apoptosis, and neurogenetic disease. J Neurosci Res. 2002 Mar 15;67(6):705-12. Since the identification of the first MAGE gene in 1991, the MAGE family has expanded dramatically, and over 25 MAGE genes have now been identified in humans. The focus of studies on the MAGE proteins has been their potential for cancer immunotherapy, as a result of the finding that peptides derived from MAGE gene products are bound by major histocompatibility complexes and presented on the cell surface of cancer cells. However, the normal physiological role of MAGE proteins has remained a mystery. Recent studies are now beginning to provide insights into MAGEgene function. Necdin acts as a cell cycle regulatory protein and plays a key role in the pathogenesis of Prader-Willi syndrome, a neurogenetic disorder. MAGE-D1, identified as a binding partner for the p75 neurotrophin receptor, the apoptosis inhibitory protein XIAP, and Dlx/MSX homeodomain proteins, blocks cell cycle progression and enhances apoptosis. This review provides an overview of the human MAGE genes and proteins, summarizes recent findings on their cellular roles, and provides a baseline for future studies on this intriguing gene family.
  • 25. TIB and MAGE-B2 antibody in serum
  • 26. http://www.immunocore.com/tec hnology/specificity/  This video was filmed over a period of 11 hours and demonstrates the specificity of the MAGE-A3 ImmTAC. The target cancer cells with HLA-A1 and the MAGE A3 antigen are dyed red; control cells which are also HLA-A1 but which do not have the antigen MAGE A3 are dyed green. CD8+ T cells are unstained and appear grey. When the MAGE specific ImmTAC is added to the experiment at 50pM concentration all of the target cells (red) are killed by the T cells whilst the innocent bystanders (green) are unaffected.
  • 27. Cancer cells loaded anti-tumor with MHC I and T cells in MAGE3A melanoma A CTL clone (pulsed patients by MAGE3A) that recognize MAGE3 A CTL isolated from tumors and expanded Cancer cell without MHC for several or MAGE3A weeks in vitro, lysed autologous melanoma cells Start of the video
  • 28. End of the video
  • 29.
  • 30. Non-specific T cells (blue) recognise and kill target melanoma cells (red) but ignore non-target cells (green) in the presence of the drug, IMCgp100. http://www.immunocore.com/pipeline/imcgp100/
  • 31. For antibody (or humoral) mediated immunology
  • 32. MAGE antigen (epiopes) presented by CD8+ T-cells TCR
  • 33. >100 million TCR 5.3. MAGE-A3 vaccine MAGE-A3 is a tumor-associated antigen that is not expressed in most normal cells [31,61]. Approximately 35– 50% of lung cancers express MAGE-A3, and expression has been associated with poor prognosis [31]. This provided the rationale for the development of a TCV comprising MAGE-A3 recombinant protein combined with the AS02B immunoadjuvant. Mellstedt H. et al 2011
  • 34. Source of tumor antigens: MAGE Epitopes http://www.cancerimmunity.org/peptidedatabase/tumorspecific.htm
  • 35.
  • 36. MAGE antigens: From nuclear protein to epitopes
  • 38. Immunotherapy database (successful, or the peptide with potential because of high stringency): http://www.cancerimmunity.org/peptidedatabase/tumorspecific.htm By experimental
  • 39. Table 3. Differentiation antigens By experimental
  • 40. Table 4. Antigens overexpressed in tumors By experimental
  • 41. Potential epitopes of HLA-A (10AA) of MAGEA10 for lung cancer patiensts by BIMAS algorithms BioInformatics & Molecular Analysis Section (BIMAS)
  • 42. MAGE antigens for HLA-II were also determined (The A, B, C, E, F, and G genes belong to MHC class I, six D genes belong to class II) HLA II also in CTA, or MAGE antigens MAGE genes can be imprinted
  • 43. An alignment of primate MAGE-A amino acid sequences for an epitope coding region. In humans, based on references (1–16), MAGE-A epitopes for HLA alleles are denoted by squares (magenta; HLA class Ι, light blue; HLA class II). HLA alleles that recognize each epitope are indicated in parallel below. Among 13 amino acid substitutions between MAGE-A3 and -A6, 11 substitutions marked by stars occur in the alignment whereas two substitutions (P303L, A308V) occured outside of the region. Among the 11 substitutions, ten that contribute to the production of epitopes for different HLA alleles (E115K, D156L, L175V, T199A, L201F, V205I, K211R, D249H/D249Y, L279V/L279I, H298R) are indicated by green stars. The other substitution within this region (indicated by a blue star; F239L) does not contribute to the production of epitopes of MAGE-A3 and -A6 [53–68].
  • 44. Correlation of MAGE gene expression and survivals
  • 45. 2 12 4 8 0 6 10 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 617 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 674 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 619 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 1104 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 746 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 572 Lung Cancer lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 576 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 268 lung, large cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 735 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 743 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 1086 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 814 MAGEA3 expression lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 481 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 721 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 562 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 554 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 865 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 670 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 777 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 1102 Determinant of Worse Survival in Stage IA Non-Small Cell lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 591 Port JL et al. 2009, MAGE-A3 Expression is an Independent lung, normal Lung Normal 1050 lung, normal Lung Normal 567 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 265 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 582 lung, normal Lung Normal 1054 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 729 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 593 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 494 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 1087 lung, normal Lung Normal 551 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 715 lung, normal Lung Normal 549 lung, carcinoma Lung-Ca 863 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 625 lung, normal Lung Normal 548 lung, adenocarcinoma Lung-Ca 820 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 560 lung, squamous cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 676 lung, large cell carcinoma Lung-Ca 578
  • 46. Example of MAGE expression is associated to good prognosis Grau et al., MAGE-A1 expression is associated with good prognosis in neuroblastoma tumors , J. of Cancer Research and Clinic Oncology, 2009
  • 47. Example of MAGE expression is associated to good prognosis
  • 48. Condomines et al. 2007, J. of Immunology
  • 49. MAGE Expressions Mediated by Demethylation of MAGE Promoters Induce Progression of Non-small Cell Lung Cancer YANAGAWA N. et al. 2011 Correlation between MAGE expression and overall survival of 67 NSCLC patients using the Kaplan-Meier method. The patients with any expression had poorer prognosis than those with no expression.
  • 50. Boehmer et al. 2011, MAGE-C2/CT10 Protein Expression Is an Independent Predictor of Recurrence in Prostate Cancer, PLos One
  • 51. Gure A. et al. 2005, Clinic Cancer Research, Survival of patients with NSCLC stratified according to CT-X expression and pathologic stage. Distributions were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier method. Tick marks represent the time of last follow-up for patients who remained alive. Representative series. A, high- level MAGE-A3 expression in adenocarcinoma patients of stage I (P = 0.04). B, high level NY-ESO- 1 expression in adenocarcinoma patients of stage II (P = 0.02). C, SSX2 expression in patients with adenocarcinoma of stage III (P = 0.05).
  • 52. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 53. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 54. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 55. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 56. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 57. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 58. Estonia cohort By Krista Fischer & Reedik Mägi
  • 59. The barrier of immunotherapy
  • 60. Grégoire Wieërs, Nathalie Demotte, Danièle Godelaine and Pierre van der Bruggen * 2011 Immune Suppression in Tumors as a Surmountable Obstacle to Clinical Efficacy of Cancer Vaccines
  • 61. Immune activation in favor Cytokines influence T-helpers Immune suppressive in favor Panel A: Immune-mediated tumour killing requires a Th1 microenvironment. In the presence of Th1 cytokines, tumours upregulate MHC I and co- stimulatory molecules necessary for cytolytic T-cells (CTL) to recognise and kill the tumours. In addition, the inflammatory Th1 environment can non-specifically activate T-cells to kill tumours through FasL and TRAIL effector molecules. Panel B: Tumours condition the microenvironment to have a dominant Th2-bias as a strategy to escape immune mediated attack. In the presence of Th2 cytokines, tumours down-regulate MHC and co- stimulatory molecules, attract suppressor cells such as Treg and myeloid suppressors which suppress killer cell function. The Th2 environment down-regulates co-stimulatory molecules on APC which serves to anergise any Th1 cells that may infiltrate the tumour, whether as a natural immune response or through tumour vaccination strategies. Therefore, strategies to boost Th1 immunity alone are not sufficient to mediate anti- tumour immunity. Sustained Th1 cytokine production is required in the tumour microenvironment.
  • 62. CD8 –T (for MHC I) cells are needed MDSC: myeloid-derived suppressor cells
  • 63.
  • 64. Some successful examples even though the obstacles of immunotherapy in cancer medication because of immunosuppressive environment Wieërs, der Bruggen et al 2011, Immune Suppression in Tumors as a Surmountable Obstacle to Clinical Efficacy of Cancer Vaccines
  • 65. patients who received at 30 patients least four vaccinations with ALVAC (attenuated 1/30 canarypox virus ) cured miniMAGE-1/3. Metastasis at 8/30 study entry: Dark gray, measurable metastases at study entry; light gray, metastasis removed before study. n-visc., non- visceral distant metastasis; visc., visceral metastasis; C, cutaneous; S, subcutaneous; L, lymph node; Lu, lung; O, other visceral localization; Prog., progression; Reg., regression. Baren et al 2005
  • 66. Frequencies and target antigens of antitumor CTLs from patient EB81. The frequencies of antitumor and anti-vaccine CTLp's are indicated in the top. Frequencies of antitumor CTLp's were measured by MLTC with a tumor cell line derived from the invaded Pierre G. Coulie, de Duve Institute, lymph node, whereas those of anti–MAGE-3.A1 Université catholique de Louvain, Avenue Hippocrate 74, UCL 7459, B-120 and anti–MAGE-C2336–344 CTLp's were Brussels, Belgium. measured by clonotypic PCR. The bottom Tel: 32(2)7647581, Fax: 32(2)7647590, Email: pierre.coulie@uclouvain.be panels represent antitumor CTL clones with different numbers for each TCR sequence and the occurrence of repeated clones. Most of these CTL clones were derived from lymphocytes collected in September 1999 and March 2000 and were stimulated in autologous MLTC. Additional CTL clones were derived from lymphocytes collected in October 2000 by stimulation with MAGE-C2 peptides and identification of the positive microcultures with the appropriate tetramer. For peptide MAGE-C2336–344, 15 additional CTL clones were TCR obtained. 14 turned out to be the CTL 16 clonotype, whereas one, CTL 40, had another TCR. A similar experiment performed with MAGE-C2191–200 revealed a new highly repeated clonotype, CTL 41. Germeau C et al. J Exp Med 2005;201:241-248
  • 67. Current Objectives: Dr. Krista Frisher: Kaplan Meier survival curve based on MAGE genes expression in NSCLC of Estonia cohort. An independent biomarker ? After this, epitope screening? Stringency testing? 2D and 3D MAGE gene ? Serum title of living subjects? ?
  • 68. gspagnoli-at-uhbs.ch Department of Biomedicine University Hospital Basel Hebelstrasse 20 CH - 4031 Basel Office phone +41 61 265 23 78 Office fax +41 61 265 30 90
  • 69. Expression of MAGE-A Cancer/Testis Antigens in Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinomas J. HAIER1, M. OWZCARECK1, U. GULLER3, G. C. SPAGNOLI3, H. BüRGER2, N. SENNINGER1 and TH. KOCHER4 1Molecular Biology Laboratory, Department of General Surgery and 2Department of Pathology, University Hospital, Münster, Germany; 3Institute for Surgical Research and Hospital Management, University Hospital Basel; 4Department of General, Visceral and Vascular Surgery, Kantonsspital, Baden, Switzerland
  • 70. Bujas T et al. European Journal of Histochemistry 2011; volume 55:e7Immunohistochemical expression of MAGE–A 3/4 and NY- ESO-1 in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma and lymph node metastasis. Expression of A) MAGE-A 3/4 and B) NY-ESO-1 in a primary tumor was cytoplasmic and limited to tumor cells. Similar immunohistochemical reaction for C) MAGE-A 3/4 and D) NY-ESO-1 was also observed in corresponding lymph node metastases.
  • 71. Normally MAGE genes are highly hypermethylated
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