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SLAS2013 Drug Repurposing SIG Meeting

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Can target-based drug discovery be reconciled with phenotypic assays in the context of drug repurposing? One of the questions discussed at the SLAS Drug Repurposing SIG meeting at SLAS2013.

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11 © 2009 PerkinElmer© 2009 PerkinElmer© 2009 PerkinElmer

Best Strategies to Undertake a Drug Repurposing Initiative

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Objectives

Can target-based drug discovery be reconciled with phenotypic assays in the context of drug repurposing?What are the best practices in assay design?How should compounds be tackled?

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Attrition rates by phase

The Productivity Crisis in Pharmaceutical R&D, Fabio Pammolli, Laura Magazzini and Massimo Riccaboni, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 2011 (10) 428-438.

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How were new medicines discovered? David C. Swinney and Jason AnthonyNature Reviews - Drug Discovery, vol.10 p507 2011

Phenotypic vs Target Based R&D

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Phenotypic vs Target Based R&D

How were new medicines discovered? David C. Swinney and Jason AnthonyNature Reviews - Drug Discovery, vol.10 p507 2011

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19/20th century(serendipity, RDD)

20/21st century(technology, industrialization)

now what?

Phenotypic vs Target Based R&D

then!

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Drug Discovery Processes

TargetID & Val

LeadDiscovery

LeadOptimization

CandidateDevelopment

Drug

Drug

In cellulo/vitro testing

In vivo testing

MechanisticStudy

Traditional:“target-driven”

Reverse Pharmacology: “Phenotypic”

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Phenotypic vs Target Based R&D

Target Based• Compatible with both small

molecules and biologics• Controlled environment

Simplistic / “one-dimensional” avoid off-target artifacts robustness and reproducibility

• Molecular mechanism of action Pharmacodynamics studies

(Kd, Ki, etc)• Well suited for:

Intractable targets (eg. lipid kinases) Fragment-based screening

Phenotypic• Compatible with both small molecules

and biologics• Complex environment

“Black-box”/ multifactorial In-vivo / In vitro platforms Multiple targets & interactions

• Molecular mechanism of action Pharmacokinetics / ADMET

functional studies• Well suited for:

Drug repositioning / repurposing

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“Target-based Shotgun” characterization: in vitro/cellulo molecular signature

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In cellulo / vivo molecule signatures

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Reconciling phenotypic and target-driven observations

30% o f 400 compounds profiled show new beneficial biologyUp to 90% of new indications are driven by “on-target” activitiesBiology is complex and there is a tremendous amount that is not understoodPhenotypic screening provides an opportunity to identify new clinically relevant uses of existing molecules driven by action on known molecular targets

Lipinski - Arrowhead SFO 2012

side vs off target effects?

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Success stories: Melior Pharmaceuticals (CRO)

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Success stories: Lilly / USC Partnership