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Eugénie Bassères PhD., Julie Miranda MPH, Anne J. Gonzales-Luna PharmD., Travis J. Carlson PharmD., Tasnuva Rashid PhD., M. Jahangir Alam PhD. and Kevin W. Garey PharmD. University of Houston College of Pharmacy; Houston, TX Contact InformaJon: Kevin Garey University of Houston Phone: (832)-842-8386 Email: [email protected] In vitro AcJvity of Eravacycline, a New Tetracycline Analog, and comparators Against the Six Most commonly Isolated Ribotypes of Clostridioides difficile ABSTRACT (edited) SPECIFIC AIM RESULTS CONCLUSIONS METHODS Eravacyclin was more efficient than vancomycin and metrodinadozole against the more common isolated ribotypes from our biobank (table 2) MICs values of ervacycline were constant in all tested ribotypes (table 2) MIC 50 of eravacycline were lower than all anJbioJcs commonly used to treat CDI (table 3) Lower increase in MIC was observed in metronidazole and vancomycin resistant strains: factor 5 for eravacycline, 8 for vancomycin, 8 for metronidazole (with one excepJon observed on one hypervirulent strain) (table 4.A and B) Overall eravacycline shows promising outcomes in the treatment of CDI Table 1. Study design: number of isolates classified by ribotype and suscepJbility to commonly used anJbioJcs Table 2. SuscepJbiliJtes of the most commonly isolated ribotyptes to eravacycline and comparators Poster #2398 Tetracycline anKbioKcs have always been considered an anKbioKc class at low risk for causing Clostridioides difficile InfecKon (CDI). A prospecKve study demonstrated decreased occurrence of CDI in paKents with community- acquired pneumonia if their treatment regimen included doxycycline. Tigecycline has been shown to decrease toxin producKon, inhibit spore formaKon, and have clinical efficacy used in paKents with severe and severe-complicated CDI. However, Kgecycline is associated with mulKple toxiciKes that limit its use in clinical pracKce. Thus, with its favourable safety profile, eravacycline could be a life-saving addiKon to therapies effecKve for paKents with CDI in need of intravenous therapy. As very liWle data exists on the use of eravacycline for the treatment of CDI, we propose here to assess the in vitro suscepKbility of eravacycline versus comparators on contemporary clinical isolates represenKng common ribotypes, including isolates with decreased suscepKbility to metronidazole and vancomycin. 234 isolates from our biobank were selected divided in groups of 37 to 42 isolates per ribotype. The six most common ribotypes were F001, F002, F014-020, F027, F106 and F255 as assessed by the fluorescent PCR analysis pipeline available at thewalklab.com. MICs were measured according to CLSI guidelines for eravacycline, vancomycin, metronidazole and fidaxomicin. Eravacycline was more efficient in terms of MICs compared to vancomycin, metronidazole and fidaxomicin against all the ribotypes tested including isolates less suscepKble to vancomycin and metronidazole. These data, for the first Kme, show the potenKal of eravacycline as an agent to treat CDI and support to undergo further research to validate that perspecKve. § Assess the in vitro suscepKbility of eravacycline vs. comparators on contemporary clinical isolates represenKng common ribotypes including isolates with decreased suscepKbility to metronidazole and vancomycin. § Bacterial isolates § A total of 234 clinical isolates from the six most common ribotypes. These were selected from our biobank according to their suscepKbility variability against vancomycin and metronidazole. (Table 1) § MICs § MICs were assessed according to the CLSI guidelines by broth microdiluKon in BHI medium. Eravacyclin was provided by Tetraphase, fidaxomicin provided by Merck & Co., vancomycin and metronidazole were purchased at Milipore Sigma. Table 3. Mean MICs on all samples Table 4. Mean MICs on less suscepJble samples 4.A vancomycin resistant strains 4.B Metronidazole resistant strains § * The analysis on theses lines excluded the same hyper-resistant strain resistant to metronidazole (MIC ≥8μg/mL), vancomycin (MIC ≥8μg/mL) and eravacycline (MIC 1μg/mL) A B Study sponsored by Tetraphase

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EugénieBassèresPhD.,JulieMirandaMPH,AnneJ.Gonzales-LunaPharmD.,TravisJ.CarlsonPharmD.,TasnuvaRashidPhD.,M.JahangirAlamPhD.andKevinW.GareyPharmD.

UniversityofHoustonCollegeofPharmacy;Houston,TX

ContactInformaJon:KevinGareyUniversityofHoustonPhone:(832)-842-8386Email:[email protected]

InvitroAcJvityofEravacycline,aNewTetracyclineAnalog,andcomparatorsAgainsttheSixMostcommonlyIsolatedRibotypesofClostridioidesdifficile

ABSTRACT(edited)

SPECIFICAIM

RESULTS

CONCLUSIONS

METHODS •  Eravacyclinwasmore efficient than vancomycin andmetrodinadozoleagainstthemorecommonisolatedribotypesfromourbiobank(table2)

•  MICs values of ervacycline were constant in all tested ribotypes(table2)

•  MIC50oferavacyclinewerelowerthanallanJbioJcscommonlyusedtotreatCDI(table3)

•  LowerincreaseinMICwasobservedinmetronidazoleandvancomycinresistant strains: factor 5 for eravacycline, 8 for vancomycin, 8 formetronidazole (with one excepJon observed on one hypervirulentstrain)(table4.AandB)

•  OveralleravacyclineshowspromisingoutcomesinthetreatmentofCDI

Table1.Studydesign:numberofisolatesclassifiedbyribotypeandsuscepJbilitytocommonlyusedanJbioJcs

Table2.SuscepJbiliJtesofthemostcommonlyisolatedribotyptestoeravacyclineandcomparators

Poster#2398

Tetracycline anKbioKcs have always been considered ananKbioKc class at low risk for causingClostridioidesdifficileInfecKon (CDI). A prospecKve study demonstrateddecreased occurrence of CDI in paKents with community-acquired pneumonia if their treatment regimen includeddoxycycline. Tigecycline has been shown to decrease toxinproducKon, inhibit spore formaKon, and have clinicalefficacyusedinpaKentswithsevereandsevere-complicatedCDI. However, Kgecycline is associated with mulKpletoxiciKesthatlimititsuseinclinicalpracKce. Thus,withitsfavourablesafetyprofile,eravacyclinecouldbealife-savingaddiKontotherapieseffecKveforpaKentswithCDIinneedofintravenoustherapy. AsveryliWledataexistsontheuseoferavacyclineforthetreatmentofCDI,weproposeheretoassess the in vitro suscepKbility of eravacycline versuscomparatorson contemporary clinical isolates represenKngcommon ribotypes, including isolates with decreasedsuscepKbilitytometronidazoleandvancomycin.234isolatesfromourbiobankwere selecteddivided ingroupsof37 to42 isolates per ribotype. The six most common ribotypeswereF001,F002,F014-020,F027,F106andF255asassessedby the fluorescent PCR analysis pipeline available atthewalklab.com. MICs were measured according to CLSIguidelines foreravacycline,vancomycin,metronidazoleandfidaxomicin. Eravacycline was more efficient in terms ofMICs compared to vancomycin, metronidazole andfidaxomicinagainstalltheribotypestestedincludingisolatesless suscepKble to vancomycin and metronidazole. Thesedata,forthefirstKme,showthepotenKaloferavacyclineasan agent to treat CDI and support to undergo furtherresearchtovalidatethatperspecKve.

§  Assess the in vitro suscepKbility of eravacyclinevs.comparatorsoncontemporaryclinicalisolatesrepresenKngcommonribotypesincludingisolateswith decreased suscepKbility to metronidazoleandvancomycin.

§  Bacterialisolates§  Atotalof234clinical isolates fromthesixmostcommon ribotypes. These were selected fromour biobank according to their suscepKbilityv a r i a b i l i t y a g a i n s t v a n c omy c i n a n dmetronidazole.(Table1)

§  MICs§  MICswereassessedaccordingtotheCLSIguidelinesbybrothmicrodiluKoninBHImedium.EravacyclinwasprovidedbyTetraphase,fidaxomicinprovidedbyMerck&Co.,vancomycinandmetronidazolewerepurchasedatMiliporeSigma.

Table3.MeanMICsonallsamples

Table4.MeanMICsonlesssuscepJblesamples4.Avancomycinresistantstrains4.BMetronidazoleresistantstrains

§  * The analysis on theses lines excluded the same hyper-resistant strainresistanttometronidazole(MIC≥8μg/mL),vancomycin(MIC≥8μg/mL)anderavacycline(MIC1μg/mL)

A

B

StudysponsoredbyTetraphase