Clinical Cancer Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
28(15), P. 3318 - 3328
Published: April 11, 2022
Abstract
Purpose:
Patients
with
KRAS-mutant
non–small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC)
brain
metastases
(BM)
have
a
poor
prognosis.
Adagrasib
(MRTX849),
potent
oral
small-molecule
KRASG12C
inhibitor,
irreversibly
and
selectively
binds
KRASG12C,
locking
it
in
its
inactive
state.
has
been
optimized
for
favorable
pharmacokinetic
properties,
including
long
half-life
(∼24
hours),
extensive
tissue
distribution,
dose-dependent
pharmacokinetics,
central
nervous
system
penetration;
however,
BM-specific
antitumor
activity
of
inhibitors
remains
to
be
fully
characterized.
Experimental
Design:
A
retrospective
database
query
identified
patients
NSCLC
understand
their
propensity
develop
BM.
Preclinical
studies
assessed
physiochemical
properties
adagrasib.
Mice
bearing
intracranial
KRASG12C-mutant
xenografts
(LU99-Luc/H23-Luc/LU65-Luc)
were
treated
clinically
relevant
adagrasib
doses,
levels
plasma,
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF),
determined
along
activity.
Preliminary
clinical
data
collected
from
2
untreated
BM
who
had
received
600
mg
twice
daily
the
phase
Ib
cohort
KRYSTAL-1
trial;
CSF
was
collected,
concentrations
measured,
evaluated.
Results:
demonstrated
high
(≥40%).
penetrated
into
tumor
regression
extended
survival
multiple
preclinical
models.
In
BM,
measured
above
target
cellular
IC50.
Both
corresponding
regression,
supporting
potential
brain.
Conclusions:
These
support
further
development
See
related
commentary
by
Kommalapati
Mansfield,
p.
3179
Cancer Discovery,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(7), P. 1556 - 1571
Published: April 17, 2023
Molecular
modifiers
of
KRASG12C
inhibitor
(KRASG12Ci)
efficacy
in
advanced
KRASG12C-mutant
NSCLC
are
poorly
defined.
In
a
large
unbiased
clinicogenomic
analysis
424
patients
with
non-small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC),
we
identified
and
validated
coalterations
KEAP1,
SMARCA4,
CDKN2A
as
major
independent
determinants
inferior
clinical
outcomes
KRASG12Ci
monotherapy.
Collectively,
comutations
these
three
tumor
suppressor
genes
segregated
into
distinct
prognostic
subgroups
captured
∼50%
those
early
disease
progression
(progression-free
survival
≤3
months)
KRASG12Ci.
Pathway-level
integration
less
prevalent
functionally
related
nominated
PI3K/AKT/MTOR
pathway
additional
baseline
RAS
gene
alterations,
including
amplifications,
candidate
drivers
KRASG12Ci,
revealed
possible
association
between
defective
DNA
damage
response/repair
improved
efficacy.
Our
findings
propose
framework
for
patient
stratification
outcome
prediction
that
can
inform
rational
selection
appropriate
tailoring
emerging
combination
therapies.
this
work,
identify
co-occurring
genomic
alterations
poor
monotherapy
NSCLC,
treatment
personalization
based
on
the
comutational
status
individual
tumors.
See
commentary
by
Heng
et
al.,
p.
1513.
This
article
is
highlighted
Issue
feature,
1501.
Nature,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
629(8013), P. 919 - 926
Published: April 8, 2024
Abstract
RAS
oncogenes
(collectively
NRAS
,
HRAS
and
especially
KRAS
)
are
among
the
most
frequently
mutated
genes
in
cancer,
with
common
driver
mutations
occurring
at
codons
12,
13
61
1
.
Small
molecule
inhibitors
of
KRAS(G12C)
oncoprotein
have
demonstrated
clinical
efficacy
patients
multiple
cancer
types
led
to
regulatory
approvals
for
treatment
non-small
cell
lung
2,3
Nevertheless,
G12C
account
only
around
15%
-mutated
cancers
4,5
there
no
approved
majority
tumours
containing
other
mutations.
Here
we
describe
RMC-7977,
a
reversible,
tri-complex
inhibitor
broad-spectrum
activity
active
state
both
mutant
wild-type
KRAS,
variants
(a
RAS(ON)
multi-selective
inhibitor).
Preclinically,
RMC-7977
potent
against
RAS-addicted
carrying
various
genotypes,
particularly
models
codon
12
(
G12X
).
Treatment
tumour
regression
was
well
tolerated
diverse
preclinical
models.
Additionally,
inhibited
growth
that
resistant
owing
restoration
pathway
signalling.
Thus,
can
target
oncogenic
isoforms
potential
treat
wide
range
high
unmet
need.
A
related
inhibitor,
RMC-6236,
is
currently
under
evaluation
-mutant
solid
(ClinicalTrials.gov
identifier:
NCT05379985).
Nature Cancer,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(6), P. 812 - 828
Published: June 5, 2023
Abstract
The
Hippo
pathway
is
a
key
growth
control
that
conserved
across
species.
downstream
effectors
of
the
pathway,
YAP
(Yes-associated
protein)
and
TAZ
(transcriptional
coactivator
with
PDZ-binding
motif),
are
frequently
activated
in
cancers
to
drive
proliferation
survival.
Based
on
premise
sustained
interactions
between
YAP/TAZ
TEADs
enhanced
associate
domain)
central
their
transcriptional
activities,
we
discovered
potent
small-molecule
inhibitor
(SMI),
GNE-7883,
allosterically
blocks
all
human
TEAD
paralogs
through
binding
lipid
pocket.
GNE-7883
effectively
reduces
chromatin
accessibility
specifically
at
motifs,
suppresses
cell
variety
line
models
achieves
strong
antitumor
efficacy
vivo.
Furthermore,
uncovered
overcomes
both
intrinsic
acquired
resistance
KRAS
(Kirsten
rat
sarcoma
viral
oncogene
homolog)
G12C
inhibitors
diverse
preclinical
inhibition
activation.
Taken
together,
this
work
demonstrates
activities
SMIs
YAP/TAZ-dependent
highlights
potential
broad
applications
precision
oncology
therapy
resistance.
Cancer Discovery,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(6), P. 1500 - 1517
Published: April 4, 2022
Covalent
inhibitors
of
KRASG12C
have
shown
antitumor
activity
against
advanced/metastatic
KRASG12C-mutated
cancers,
though
resistance
emerges
and
additional
strategies
are
needed
to
improve
outcomes.
JDQ443
is
a
structurally
unique
covalent
inhibitor
GDP-bound
that
forms
novel
interactions
with
the
switch
II
pocket.
potently
inhibits
KRASG12C-driven
cellular
signaling
demonstrates
selective
antiproliferative
in
cell
lines,
including
those
G12C/H95
double
mutations.
In
vivo,
induces
AUC
exposure-driven
efficacy
cell-derived
(CDX)
patient-derived
(PDX)
tumor
xenografts.
PDX
models,
single-agent
enhanced
by
combination
SHP2,
MEK,
or
CDK4/6.
Notably,
benefit
plus
SHP2
TNO155
maintained
at
reduced
doses
either
agent
CDX
consistent
mechanistic
synergy.
clinical
development
as
monotherapy
TNO155,
both
showing
patients
tumors.
binding
mode
potent
lines
vivo
models.
preclinical
models
malignancies,
shows
TNO155.
This
article
highlighted
Issue
feature,
p.
1397.
Clinical Cancer Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
28(15), P. 3318 - 3328
Published: April 11, 2022
Abstract
Purpose:
Patients
with
KRAS-mutant
non–small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC)
brain
metastases
(BM)
have
a
poor
prognosis.
Adagrasib
(MRTX849),
potent
oral
small-molecule
KRASG12C
inhibitor,
irreversibly
and
selectively
binds
KRASG12C,
locking
it
in
its
inactive
state.
has
been
optimized
for
favorable
pharmacokinetic
properties,
including
long
half-life
(∼24
hours),
extensive
tissue
distribution,
dose-dependent
pharmacokinetics,
central
nervous
system
penetration;
however,
BM-specific
antitumor
activity
of
inhibitors
remains
to
be
fully
characterized.
Experimental
Design:
A
retrospective
database
query
identified
patients
NSCLC
understand
their
propensity
develop
BM.
Preclinical
studies
assessed
physiochemical
properties
adagrasib.
Mice
bearing
intracranial
KRASG12C-mutant
xenografts
(LU99-Luc/H23-Luc/LU65-Luc)
were
treated
clinically
relevant
adagrasib
doses,
levels
plasma,
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF),
determined
along
activity.
Preliminary
clinical
data
collected
from
2
untreated
BM
who
had
received
600
mg
twice
daily
the
phase
Ib
cohort
KRYSTAL-1
trial;
CSF
was
collected,
concentrations
measured,
evaluated.
Results:
demonstrated
high
(≥40%).
penetrated
into
tumor
regression
extended
survival
multiple
preclinical
models.
In
BM,
measured
above
target
cellular
IC50.
Both
corresponding
regression,
supporting
potential
brain.
Conclusions:
These
support
further
development
See
related
commentary
by
Kommalapati
Mansfield,
p.
3179