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Animal Models Ad iEd ilC E id il d Bi l Ad vances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Pathology and Department of Pathology and Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center D ll T Dallas, T exas

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Page 1: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Animal ModelsAd i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology

Harvard School of Public Health 2014

Diego H. Castrillón, M.D., Ph.D.

Department of Pathology andDepartment of Pathology and Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center

University of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterD ll TDallas, Texas

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DISCLOSURES

dasdf• Consultant / Scientific Advisor / Inventor on IP licensed to dasdf / /Molecular MD (LKB1 and oncology biomarker diagnostics)

Page 3: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Genetically-engineeredd l f hmouse models of human cancer

• Cancer is defined by complex tumor/host cell interactionsy p /

• Cancer cannot be fully modelled in vitro

• Diversity of genetic tools and alleles is needed

• Useful for hypothesis testing and hypothesis generation

• Preclinical models / therapy individualization

• TCGA many new endometrial cancer genes

Page 4: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

The uterus: mouse vs. human

Mouse = “duplex type” uterusHuman = “simplex type” uterus p yp

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Page 6: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Sprr2f RNA ISHSprr2f RNA ISH

In situ Endometrinin

Contreras et al Dis Model Mech 2010 3:181

Page 7: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Generation and validationf S 2f C T ll lof Sprr2f-Cre Tg allele

S 2f C

x R26R

Sprr2f-Cre

x R26R

Contreras et al Dis Model Mech 2010 3:181

Page 8: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Stereotypical tumor progression inSprr2f-Cre; Lkb1L/L ♀Sprr2f-Cre; Lkb1 / ♀

WT Cre + Lkb1 L/L Cre + Lkb1 L/L Cre + Lkb1 L/L Cre + Lkb1 L/L 16 weeks 6 weeks 12 weeks 16 weeks 20 weeks

0.46g0.19g0.14g 1.17g

* ***0.11g

bladder o arcervix extra uterine fat

* **

peritoneumbladder ovary cervix extra-uterine fat peritoneum

*

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60

80

100Cre; Lkb1L/L (n=25)

+/+ (n=10)

Cre; Lkb1L/+ (n=12)

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mTOR inhibitors for cancer therapypy

• Mixed results

Everolimus

(RAD001)

Temsirolimus

(CCI-779)

Rapamycin

• Mixed results• No benefit: melanoma, GBM, etc.• T i li FDA d f RCC• Temsirolimus: FDA approved for RCC• Responses in endometrial ca

N di i• No predictive tests

Page 11: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Rapamycin sensitivity inendometrial cancer cell linesA B

Cell line Rank Sensitivity (10 µM) AN3CA 4 0 086

endometrial cancer cell lines

AN3CA 4 0.086MFE-319 11 0.157 MFE-296 16 0.195 HEC-1 24 0.228 Ishikawa 86 0.395 Heraklio 02 ER- 103 0.419 SNG-M 113 0.428 EN 149 0.474

p=3x10-5

C 28

e

EN 149 0.474EFE-184 155 0.48 MFE-280 374 0.635

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00 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

% of responding cell lines of a particular tumor type

# of

Jeff Settleman

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mTOR inhibitor trial: early diseasey

Sprr2f-Cre; Lkb1L/L ♀Sprr2f Cre; Lkb1 ♀age: 12 weeks

rapamycin vehiclerapamycin vehicle (2mg/kg qD)

4 weeks

autopsy

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1.0 p<0.0001

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200

250

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tivity

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150

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tivity

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300

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vity

p=0.004 p<0.0001

Rapamycin haltstumor progression

wt Lkb1 Lkb1+Rapa0

50

100

p-S6

K p

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50

TUNE

L p

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67 p

op-

S6K

p

wt Lkb1 Lkb1 + Rapa

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mTOR inhibitor trial: advanced disease

Sprr2f-Cre; Lkb1L/L ♀p ; ♀age >20 wks (advanced disease)

rapamycin(2mg/kg qD)

serial MRI (q 2 wks)se a M (q w s)Contreras et al Dis Model Mech 2010 3:181

Page 15: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Rapamycin results intumor regression

1800

1200

1500

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mm

3 )

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ng

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300

weeks

Pre-tx (0 wks) 2 wks Rapa 4 wks Rapa 6 wks Rapa 8 wks (2 wks off)

0 2 4 6 8 100.0

weeks

Pre tx (0 wks) 2 wks Rapa 4 wks Rapa 6 wks Rapa 8 wks (2 wks off)

Contreras et al Dis Model Mech 2010 3:181

Page 16: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Oophorectomy prolongs survival inLkb1-driven endometrial cancer

100

Lkb1 (n=11)Lkb1 + oophorectomy (n=13)

50ival

(%)

50

surv

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 4500

p = 0.0004

Age (days)

Dennis Ruder

Page 17: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Validation of Lkb1 mAB(Cell Signalling clone #D60C5)

in mosaic mice (6 weeks)

40

60

80

100

0

20

3wks 6wks 12wks 20wks

Lkb1L/L

6 weeksSprr2f-Cre; Lkb1L/L

6 weeks6 weeks 6 weeks

Nakada et alPLOS ONE 2013 8:e73449

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Telomere shortening in Type II cancers?TELO-CISH

Type II << Type IAkbay et alAm J Pathol 2008 173:536

Type II << Type I

Page 19: Animal Models - mskcc.orgAnimal Models Ad i E d i l C E id i l d Bi lAdvances in Endometrial Cancer Epidemiology and Biology Harvard School of Public Health 2014 Diego H. Castrillón,

Endometrial cancer in Pot1a/p53 mice

Akbay et alOncogene 2013 32:2219

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Type II features in Pot1a/p53 tumors/

Akbay et alOncogene 2013 32:2219

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Tetraploidy in Pot1a/p53Pot1a/p53

tumors

Akbay et alOncogene 2013 32:2219

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Summary/outlookSummary/outlook

• Mouse models rich potential resource for understanding biology of endometrial carcinogenesisunderstanding biology of endometrial carcinogenesis (Type I vs. Type II)

• Untapped potential in the ultimate goal of validation and individualization of cancer therapyand individualization of cancer therapy

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Acknowledgments• Castrillon Lab • MGH Cancer Center Harvard

– Cristina Contreras– Shana Wingo– Esra Akbay***

Teresa Gallardo

– Nabeel Bardeesy– Jeff Settleman– John Schorge

– Teresa Gallardo– Marshall Haynie – George John – Meredith Shidler

• DFCI– Kwok Kin-Wong– David Kwiatkowski

Y l S h l f M di i– Lane Shirley– Jose Michel– Yuji Nakada– Chris Peña

• Yale School of Medicine– Sandy Chang

• UNC LinebergerNorman SharplessChris Peña

– Dennis Ruder– Ileana Cuevas

– Norman Sharpless– Neil Hayes

• MD Anderson – Russel Broaddus

• Support– NCI MMHCC UO1– NCI RO1– CPRIT Individual Investigator Award

Russel Broaddus• UTSW Advanced Imaging Center

– Masaya Takahashi

g– NIH Mouse Pathobiologist Award (K26)– Sidney Kimmel Foundation– ACS