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CDOT First hire Oct 2011 (now ~30 scientists) Collaborations are key to program success Outsourcing of some essential activities Approach Establish tools to take on undruggable therapeutic targets Commitment to comprehensive approach Goals: Make next generation impactful therapies. Pursue deep understanding of target biology and disease systems. Apply learnings in an integrated, open and collaborative drug discovery environment. Confiden’al Center for Development of Therapeu’cs, Broad Ins’tute

Center for Development of Therapeu’cs, Broad Ins’tute · 2020. 8. 13. · Center for Development of Therapeu’cs, Broad Ins’tute ... 1.5 QPCR MUC1 mRNA levels IF MUC1 cell

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  • CDOT •  First hire Oct 2011 (now ~30 scientists) •  Collaborations are key to program success •  Outsourcing of some essential activities

    Approach •  Establish tools to take on undruggable therapeutic targets •  Commitment to comprehensive approach

    Goals: Make next generation impactful therapies.

    Pursue deep understanding of target biology and disease systems.

    Apply learnings in an integrated, open and collaborative drug discovery environment.

    Confiden'al

    CenterforDevelopmentofTherapeu'cs,BroadIns'tute

  • MedullaryCys'cKidneyDisease1

    BiologyoftheMUC1DiseaseMuta'on&

    Therapeu'csDiscoveryandDevelopment

  • TheMCKD1ProjectTeam

    3

    AnthonyBleyer,M.D.NephrologyandGene'cRenalDiseaseWakeForestSchoolofMedicine

    StanislavKmoch,Ph.D.CenterforAppliedGenomics1stSchoolofMedicine,Prague

    CarlosSlimHealthInst.

    SethAlper,M.D.,Ph.D.RenalDivisionBIDeaconessMedicalCenter

    Broad

  • •  ThebiologyunderlyingtheroleofmutantMUC1inkidneydiseaseisunknown.

    •  OurleadinghypothesisistheframeshiQedmutantMUC1isatoxicproteinandthatdecreasingproteinlevelswillbenefitpa5ents.

    •  Torapidlydrivetowardnewtreatments,weini'atedan“at-risk”therapeu'csprogramtargetedondecreasingMUC1levelswhilebeginningparallelresearchonbiologyofthedisease.

    MCKD1:BiologyandTherapeu'cs

    Biology Therapeu/cs

    NovelTreatment

  • MUC1iscausalgeneforMCKD1

    Amuta'oninMUC1causestheproteintoincorrectlylocalize

    HealthyMUC1oncellsurface

    MCKD1MUC1stuckinsidecell

    Nuclei

    CrossSec/onofcells

    MUC1

    MUC1

  • •  +Cmuta'onpredictsneo-sequenceandtrunca'on

    •  Truncatedneopep'dehaspIof12

    N/start

    signal VNTR SEA TM

    C/stop

    extracellular intracellular

    frameshift-created stop codon

    +C frameshift

    Muta'onproducesmanycopiesofalteredVNTRunit

    VTSAPDTRPAPGSTAPPAHG CHLGPGHQAGPGLHRPPSPR

    MUC1expressedindistalconvolutedtubuleandcollec'ngduct

    MUC1inkidney

  • •  Muc1globalKOmicehavesubtlephenotypes

    •  Increasedsensi'vitytobacteriainfec'ons•  Reducedintes'nalmucusinCFTR-/-cross•  Preliminarydatasupportsaroleinwoundhealing

    inkidney

    •  MUC1overexpressedinsomecancers•  Pro-survivalandan'-apopto'cac'vi'es•  C-terminusmodulates:

    •  b-catenin,p120catenin,p53andER-a•  EGFreceptorac'vity,Srcfamilykinases,GSK-3β,PKCδ

    N

    C

    N-li

    nked

    gly

    cans

    O

    -link

    ed g

    lyca

    ns

    membrane

    Whatisknownaboutthefunc'onofMUC1?

  • MucinRepeatsTargetproteintoApicalMembrane

    modifiedfromHughey,RP

    KufeD,2013

    CleavedextracellulardomaincanremainassociatedwithMUC1-C

  • SKINBREAST

    KIDNEY

    CourtesyofStanKmoch

    MUC1Extra-renalInvolvement•  +Cfsmuc1isexpressedinall'ssues•  Mammary,Respiratory,GItractfunc'onarenormal

  • HowdoesfsMUC1causedisease?

    •  Currentmodel:dominantgain-of-func'ontoxiceffect.Whatothermodel(s)issupportedbythedata?

    •  WhydoesfsMUC1,normallyexpressedindistalnephron

    epithelialcells,leadtopathologynotonlyinthosecellsbutalsoininters''umandeventuallyinproximaltubuleandglomerulus?

    •  WhydoesthewidelyexpressedmutantMUC1presentclinicallyina'ssue-specificmanner?

    •  invivomodels–mousetransgenicsongoing•  Zebrafish?Others?

    Complexbiologicalques'onsremain.

  • ExploringMuc1biologyandfspathophysiology

    Kidneydifferen'a'onandfunc'onalendpoints

    Morphology&woundhealing

    Proteinexpression&trafficking Stress,

    pro-autophagicorapopto'cresponses

    Migra'on

    Iontransport

    Cystogenesis

    Genetranscrip'on

    SIgnaling

    BUTFIRSTGENERATETHEREAGENTS!!

  • Whatdoweneed?

    •  MCKD1pa'ent-derivedcelllines– hTERT/SV40LgTandhTERTalone

    •  fsmuc1an'bodydevelopment– Mul'plealempts–pep'desandphagedisplay

    •  ReliablesequencingtechnologyforVNTR– Manyitera'onsw/PacBiothewinner

    •  PerfectcDNAexpressionconstructsforWTandfs–round2!

    •  StablecelllinesforWTandfs–round2!•  WellcharacterizedshRNAandCRISPRvectors

  • BuildingbelermodelstostudybiologyandforRxDx

    Source:aconsentedMCKD1pa'ent&anormalhumankidney

    Singlerenalepithelialcells

    Infec'onwithhTERT+/-SV40TAg

    25+Pa'entclonalstablelinesestablished

    •  ConfirmedfsMUC1presenceandepithelialorigin

    14

    Collabora/onwithA.BleyerandSAlper

  • xy

    yzWildtypeMUC1

    Tamm-Horsfallprotein–UMOD(TALHmarker)

    DAPI

    hTERT-immortalizedMCKD1pa'entcellspolarizeinvitro

    xy

    yzNKCC2(TALHmarker)

    NK-APTase(baso-lateralmembrane)DAPI

    Clone1A8 JaneHsu,JuanGu'errez,SavithriKota,SethAlper

  • fsmuc1inpa'entcelllinesisintracellular

    MCKD1pa/entderivedcells Normalkidneyderivedcells

    hTERT+SV40LgTlinesNewphagedisplayAb#3

    DougDanielsandJuanGu'errez

    Blue=nucleiGreen=fsmuc1

  • MCKD1MouseModelDevelopment

    •  Pursuingthreemodels•  EachmodelwillusethefullhumanMUC1geneincludingextensive

    promoterregions

    •  HPRTlocustarge'ngwithMCKD1mutantfullhumangene+promoterregion

    –  Createamouseharboringasingleaddi'onalhumancopyofgeneontheXchromosome

    •  Knock-inofMCKD1mutantfullhumangene+promoterregionintomouseMuc1locus

    –  Replacestheendogenousmousegene+promoterregionwiththehumanlocus

    •  Randominser'onmodel(SethAlper)–  Furtheralong(avoidedre-cloningbolleneck)

    17

  • Therapeu'csDiscoveryandDevelopment

    •  Therapeu'cstrategyfocusedondominantgain-of-func'onhypothesis–  HTStoiden'fycompoundsbasedonthehypothesisthatreducing

    MUC1proteinlevelscouldsignificantlyreduceordelaydiseaseprogression

    •  Pursuingbiologicalmechanismofdiseasestudiesinparallel•  DevelopingmousemodelsusingWTandfsMUC1inparallel

    withotherstudies–  Firstrandomtransgenicfoundersiden'fiedthisweek;characteriza'on

    beginning–  Twoothermodels,includingaknock-inreplacementmodel,inprogress

  • Therapeu'cprogramgoals

    Stage1(complete)•  Iden'fydiseasegene•  Proveconceptthatreduc'onofMUC1expressionisfeasible

    Stage2•  ExpandourknowledgeofMUC1roleinnormalkidneydevelopmentandfunc'on

    •  ExploretheroleoffsMUC1inMCKD1•  Develophigh-fidelitydiseasemodelstoassessfsrole

    –  MCKD1pa'entderivedcelllines–  animal(ratandmurine)models

    •  Ini'ateatherapeu'csprogramforMCKD1. 19

  • HCSHTSMCKD1pa'entline100KBioA/DOS/ML

    QPCRHTSMCKD1pa'entline100KBioA/DOS/ML

    L1000 screen MCF7

    20KBioA/DOS

    3MUC1focusedHTScompleted

    40BioAretested15cpdshitviaQPCR15impactproteinlevelsviaIF

    1200cpdsretestedatdoseVerylowretestrate

    OverlapwithL1000dataseen HTSCompleteRetestsongoing

    MCKD1kidneylinesinHTS

  • Hits identified via LINCS data troll in MCF7 •  8 known classes of drugs •  All 8 classes also identified as hits in QPCR HTS and further validated •  4 classes validated to inhibit MUC1 protein via IF based dose response

    HTShits:Bioac'vesiden'fiedviaL1000

    BRD-K01436366-001-10-7

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    1.5

    QPCRMUC1mRNAlevels IFMUC1cellsurfaceprotein cellviabilityDAPI

    DAPI

    MUC1

    EC50=50nM

    (uM)

    Immunofluorescentdetec'onofsurfaceWTMUC1

  • 4inhibitorclassesreduceMUC1proteinlevels

    5μM 0.5μM 0.05μM 0.005μM 0.0005μM DMSO

    BRDXX29Class1

    wt-MUC1

    BRDXX16Class2

    wt-MUC1

    βAc'n

    BRDXX88Class3

    BRD6929Class4

    fs-MUC1

    5μM 0.5μM 0.05μM 0.005μM 0.0005μM DMSO

    BRDXX19Class4

    fs-MUC1

    βAc'n

  • Clinicalgenomicdata>Discovery>Transla/on>Therapy

    23

    Collaborators/AdvisorsTonyBleyerStanKmochMarkDalyMar'nPollakRamnikXavier

    SLIM INITIATIVE FOR GENOMIC MEDICINE

    5th SAB MEETING Dec 13rd 2012

    Biology/NephrologyCollaboratorsSethAlperJohannesSchlondorffSavithriKotaDavidDoroquezBroadAndiGnirkeDaveJaffeChadNusbaumIainMacCallumAravindSubramanianCoreyFlynnJohnDoenchMelanieDonahue

    StephenMossNature2008

    BroadJuanGu'errezMarkRothEleanorHoweBrianHubbardLucienneRoncoNicolaTollidayShomitSenguptaJaneHsuMikeSerranoWuPatrickMcCarrenPatrickFaloonJosePerezMichellePalmerLeighCarmodyDougDanielsLizCulybaPaulClemonsSteveCarrEricKuhnToddCarterEricLander

  • MUC1HumanandMouseGeneStructures

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    •  Widerangeofspliceformsreported•  Exon2glycosylatedrepeatisvariable•  Exon2isveryGCrich

    •  Onetranscriptreported•  Exon2glycosylatedrepeatisnotvariable•  Exon2islessGCrichthanhuman•  Equivalentmuta5oninmouseTRwouldnotresultin

    extendednovelprotein

    Human

    Mouse