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Abstract A093: Deep Cyclic Inhibition of the MAPK pathway with IMM-6-415, alone and in combination with encorafenib, demonstrates anti-tumor activity and tolerability in RAF mutant tumors in vivo

作者:Anna Travesa, Mai Johnson, Peter King, Praveen Nair, Jason Funt, Sarah Kolitz, Kevin Fowler, John Brothers, Amy Axel, Scott Barrett, Benjamin Zeskind, Brett Hall · 发表于:Molecular Cancer Therapeutics · 年份:2023 · DOI:10.1158/1535-7163.targ-23-a093 · 研究领域:Cancer Mechanisms and Therapy、Computational Drug Discovery Methods、Melanoma and MAPK Pathways

Abstract Introduction: A significant proportion of cancer patients have tumors addicted to uncontrolled MAPK signaling. Activating mutations in RAS or RAF are often directly responsible and have been observed in over 20% of human tumors1. Because MEK is downstream of RAS and RAF, it is an appealing drug target. However, MEK inhibitors have historically suffered from poor clinical durability, high toxicity and a susceptibility to pathway reactivation that has limited monotherapy activity in the RAS mutant setting. Unlike other MEK inhibitors, IMM-1-104 [NCT05585320] and IMM-6-415 are designed with distinctive features including both (1.) a unique target engagement mechanism that helps resist MAPK pathway reactivation and (2.) a pharmacokinetic (PK) profile that enables fast cadence deep cyclic inhibition (DCI). DCI drives pulsatile targeted inhibition that deprives tumor cells of a critical oncogenic pathway while limiting drug-related toxicities by affording normal cells an adequate PK recovery window between drug doses. To our knowledge, IMM-6-415’s preclinical activity is driven by the shortest drug plasma half-life (0.3-hours in mice) of any MEK inhibitor developed to date. Experimental Procedures: IMM-6-415 has already demonstrated promising activity in RAS-mutant xenograft tumor models (SITC 2022). Here, the antitumor activity of IMM-6-415 was evaluated in over 60 humanized 3D tumor growth assays (3D-TGA), which included 30 BRAF class I-mutant tumor models. Additionally,...