Current Treatment Options in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(2), P. 123 - 140
Published: May 31, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
of
review
Major
depressive
disorder
is
a
prevalent
psychiatric
illness
associated
with
significant
morbidity,
mortality,
and
economic
burden
worldwide.
Despite
the
widespread
use
antidepressants,
remission
rates
among
those
treated
antidepressants
remain
low.
Opportunities
to
personalize
medication
choices
doses
optimize
clinical
outcomes
using
pharmacogenomic
testing
have
been
evaluated.
Recent
findings
Several
prospective
trials
recent
meta-analysis
evaluated
impact
PGx-guided
prescribing
compared
treatment
as
usual
found
no
difference
in
for
patients
MDD.
Summary
We
performed
systematic
all
evaluating
effect
pharmacogenomic-guided
on
being
major
disorder.
A
literature
search
was
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science,
PsychINFO
databases
articles
English
published
from
January
2010
December
2022.
Studies
that
did
not
report
any
patient-level
were
excluded.
total
2489
studies
screened
eligibility.
Full-text
screening
315
yielded
293
exclusions;
thus,
22
included.
Sixteen
randomized-controlled
durations
varying
90
days
52
weeks.
The
this
suggest
routine
may
yield
changes
when
usual.
These
results
or
be
generalizable
persons
taking
given
guideline
recommendations
specific
antidepressants.
Future
are
warranted
utility
such
these
subpopulations.
Implementation Science Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: May 14, 2022
Despite
the
increased
demand
for
pharmacogenetic
(PGx)
testing
to
guide
antidepressant
use,
little
is
known
about
how
implement
in
clinical
practice.
Best-worst
scaling
(BWS)
a
stated
preferences
technique
determining
relative
importance
of
alternative
scenarios
and
increasingly
being
used
as
healthcare
assessment
tool,
with
potential
applications
implementation
research.
We
conducted
BWS
experiment
evaluate
factors
PGx
use.We
surveyed
17
organizations
that
either
had
implemented
or
were
process
implementing
antidepressants.
The
survey
included
Consolidated
Framework
Implementation
Research
(CFIR)
constructs
from
perspective
sites.Participating
sites
varied
on
their
platform
methods
returning
recommendations
providers
patients,
but
they
consistent
ranking
several
CFIR
most
important
implementation:
patient
needs/resources,
leadership
engagement,
intervention
knowledge/beliefs,
evidence
strength
quality,
identification
champions.This
study
demonstrates
feasibility
using
choice
experiments
systematically
determinants
organizations.
findings
can
inform
other
interested
mental
health.
Further,
this
application
PGx,
which
may
be
by
health
disorders.
Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
44(1), P. 49 - 56
Published: Nov. 12, 2023
Pharmacogenetics
(PGx)
studies
the
genetic
factors
underlying
interindividual
variability
in
drug
response.
Only
a
few
countries
around
world
are
already
using
PGx
testing
psychiatric
clinical
practice,
whereas
others
still
far
from
adopting
it.
The
main
barrier
to
adoption
of
seems
be
limited
knowledge
among
psychiatrists
regarding
relevance
specific
variants
personalize
therapies
and
accessibility
data.
This
review
aims
at
further
highlighting
importance
PGx-driven
decision
making
for
psychotropic
medications
raising
psychiatrists'
awareness
value
psychiatry.We
summarize
genes
which
substantial
evidence
exists
about
utility
integrating
their
psychiatry.
Specifically,
we
systematically
describe
functional
role
clinically
relevant
allelic
variants,
frequency
across
different
ethnic
groups,
how
they
contribute
classify
patients
relation
capability
metabolizing
drugs.Briefly,
guidelines
recommend
considering
cytochrome
class
2
C9
(CYP2C9),
C19
(CYP2C19),
D6
(CYP2D6)
human
leukocyte
antigen
(HLA)-A
-B
several
drugs.Extensive
have
been
carried
out
provide
solid
rationale
inclusion
Comprehensive
readily
accessible
support
health
care
providers
tailoring
prescription
drugs
based
on
patient's
genotype
information.
approach
presents
tangible
opportunity
significantly
improve
individual
responses
medications.
Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
134(5), P. 756 - 763
Published: Feb. 25, 2024
The
cytochrome
P450
(CYP)
enzyme
family
catalyses
the
metabolism
of
approximately
80%
all
medications.1,
2
Many
genes
encoding
CYP
enzymes
exhibit
high
levels
polymorphism
that
affect
their
expression
and
activity.
most
frequent
clinically
important
variations
exist
within
CYP2D6,
CYP2C19
CYP2C9.1
extensively
studied
drug-metabolizing
enzyme,
has
over
100
allelic
variants
is
responsible
for
metabolizing
about
25%
marketed
3
CYP2C9
are
collectively
20%
medications.
It
estimated
74%–97%
Caucasian
individuals
possess
at
least
one
genetic
variation
in
gene,
potentially
affecting
quarter
prescribed
medications.4
Testing
this
can
help
identify
whom
medication
safety
efficacy
be
improved
through
dose
adjustment.1
Pharmacogenetic
(PGx)
testing
assesses
by
identifying
a
patient's
genotype
assigning
predicted
phenotype.
phenotype
an
inherited
allele
classified
as
loss
function,
decreased
normal
function
or
increased
function.3
Numerous
PGx
tests
have
been
developed
both
public
private
use.
evidence
whether
these
actually
improve
treatment
outcomes
controversial,
but
large
implementation
study
recently
showed
pre-emptive
may
reduce
incidence
adverse
reactions.5
normally
based
on
genotyping
panels
with
predefined
alleles,
between
providers
approach
genotype-to-phenotype
translation
result
conflicting
recommendations.6,
7
Current
guidelines
from
Clinical
Pharmacogenetics
Implementation
Consortium
(CPIC)
recommend
classifying
phenotypes
into
four,
five
three
categories
CYP2C9,
respectively.8
Despite
recommendations,
recent
Bousman
Dunlop
found
substantial
reported
genotype,
resulting
recommendations
four
commercial
tests.
Based
this,
authors
called
standardization
development
specifying
which
alleles
should
included
test.7
In
response,
recommendation
selection
relevant
CYP2D6
were
published
2021.9
Denmark,
800
conducted
annually
across
laboratories.
Evaluation
agreement
determined
subsequent
assignment
essential
credibility
to
ensure
clinicians
will
utilize
approach.
objectives
pilot
(1)
assess
how
well
laboratories
agreed
genotypes,
(2)
(3)
potential
causes
observed
discrepancies
genotypes
This
data
previously
described
clinical
trial
titled
Optimization
Nutrition
Medication
Acutely
Admitted
Older
Medical
Patients
(OptiNAM).10,
11
OptiNAM
older
(age
≥65
years)
patients
presenting
Emergency
Department
Copenhagen
University
Hospital
Hvidovre,
Denmark.
All
provided
informed
written
consent,
analyses
approved
Regional
Ethical
Review
Board
(H-18023853)
Danish
Data
Protection
Agency
(H-18023853).
was
accordance
Declaration
Helsinki
registered
ClinicalTrials.gov
(NCT03741283).
Additionally,
current
Basic
&
Pharmacology
Toxicology
experimental
investigation.12
Additional
details
including
inclusion
exclusion
criteria
elsewhere.10
total,
126
received
commercially
available
test
(Personal
Medicine
Profile,
GeneTelligence,
Denmark
[hereafter:
'PMP-test']).
Blood
samples
(EDTA
plasma
buffy
coat)
collected
day
hospitalization
stored
−80°C
local
biobank.
Demographic
information
such
gender,
age,
height
weight
hospital's
electronic
patient
record
system.
To
achieve
comprehensive
dataset,
18
individual
selected
represent
respectively,
according
CPIC
classification.13
Patient
methodically
identification
(ID)
numbers
PMP-test.
Initially,
we
chose
sample
lowest
ID
number
each
metabolizer
category,
starting
poor
metabolizers
(PM),
followed
intermediate
(IM),
(NM)
ultrarapid
(UM)
metabolizers.
process
replicated
then
CYP2C9.
Our
ensured
gene
classification,
12
samples.
six
unselected
also
included,
totalling
Genomic
DNA
extracted
coat
using
paramagnetic
particle-based
platform
consisting
Maxwell®
16
Purification
Kit
Instrument
(Promega
Corporation,
Madison,
WI,
United
States).
Genotyping
performed
Denmark:
College
Absalon,
Roskilde,
('Absalon');
Institute
Biological
Psychiatry,
Mental
Health
Centre
Sct.
Hans,
('Sct.
Hans');
Epilepsy
Center,
Filadelfia,
Dianalund,
('Filadelfia').
offered
predict
CYP2C19,
only
Absalon
Filadelfia
Hans
done
Luminex
Corporation
(Luminex
Austin,
TX,
laboratory
kits
used
permitted
determination
*1,
*2,
*3,
*4,
*5,
*6,
*7,
*8,
*9,
*10,
*11,
*15,
*17,
*29,
*35,
*41
duplications.
Using
kits,
*10
*17.
designed
in-house
5′nuclease-based
PCR.
panel
duplications,
*4
Laboratory
*2
*3.
For
laboratories,
*1
(the
common
variant
Caucasians)
identified
absence
other
alleles.
A
detailed
overview
frequencies
Table
S1,
descriptions
assays
instruments
S2.
Genotype-to-phenotype
inconsistent
utilized
PharmGKB
classifications
CPIC.13
internal
classification
resembling
predicting
did
not
use
Rapid
Metabolizer
(RM)
CYP2C19.
Consequently,
limited
PM,
IM,
NM
UM.
Similarly,
its
own
system
UM,
UM
recognized
presence
duplicate
(Table
1).
NM,
(Sct.
Hans)
(Absalon
Filadelfia)
(Filadelfia)
RM,
(Absalon)
Phenotype
evaluated
official
classifications.13
However,
due
differences
systems
1),
Hans.
includes
phenotypes,
IM
converted
Hans'
classification.
Filadelfia's
RM
Finally,
same
classification:
NM.
primary
outcome
Classification
percent
Conger's
Kappa
statistic
(к)14:
0.21
0.40
interpreted
'fair'
agreement,
0.41
0.60
'moderate',
0.61
0.80
'substantial'
0.81
1.00
'almost
perfect'.15
Agreement
possible
comparisons
(i.e.,
1–2,
1–3
2–3).
patient,
comparisons,
comparison
zero
comparisons.
estimate
calculated
agreements
out
total
(three
times
compared).
estimates
95%
confidence
interval
(CI).
cases
where
identical
(к
=
kappa
value
had
variance
0
(resulting
CI
width).
Given
relatively
small
sample,
however,
do
believe
sufficiently
representative
suggest
width.
If
single
disagreement
present
samples,
example,
width
would
expand
0.26.
Therefore,
omitted
calculations
R
4.1.0.16
Due
manufacturer's
discontinuation
reagent,
completed
13
laboratory.
when
included.
shows
patients'
corresponding
Genotype
shown
3.
*35/*35
*2/*2
*1/*1
*1/*3
(IM)
*4/*5
(PM)
*2/*35
*1/*2
*4/*35
*2/*4
*1/*41
*4/*41
*1/*17
*1/*9
*2/*5
*2/*3
*17/*17
*2/*9
*4/*4
*2/*17
×
*1*1
Overall
85%
0.83,
0.64:1.00)
100%
1.0)
phenotyping
90%
0.82,
0.56:1.00),
52%
0.32,
0.14:0.51)
94%
0.32)
respectively.
When
collapsing
categories),
100%.
78%.
study,
assignments
largely
consistent
public-founded
resulted
notable
translation.
There
several
considerations
selecting
panels,
cost,
additional
ethnicity
group.9
service
free
healthcare
system,
decide
"optimal
test"
considerations.
CYP2D6.
whereas
10
(see
S1).
*35
patients,
Since
phenotype,
particular
discrepancy
does
determination.
could
different
phenotypes.7
implications
indicates
need
cross-validation
alignment
approaches
higher
follows
classifications,
while
follow
strategies.
difference
drug
metabolism,
way,
focused
relevance,
simpler
more
conservative
than
CPIC's
nearly
complies
CPIC,
include
instead
identifies
it
phenotype.17
likely
explained
lack
international
consensus
relevance
*17
conversion
analysis
developed;
field
since
evolved
without
reassessment
simplified
clinically-oriented
some
disadvantages.
impact
prescribing
medications
clopidogrel.18
initial
dosing
proton
pump
inhibitors
decision
prescribe
citalopram/escitalopram.19,
20
Altogether,
our
results
indicate
genotype–phenotype
schemes
relevant,
recommendcontinuous
updating
essential.
national
poses
challenges.
First,
complicate
internationally
accepted
systems.
Second,
genotype-phenotype
makes
challenging
nationwide
Third,
limit
future
PGx.21,
22
first
evaluate
limitation
size,
compromise
accuracy
generalizability
findings.
retrospective
design
allow
assessment
patient-related
everyday
practice.
Another
focus
exclusively
who
degree
homogeneity.
Including
range
ethnicities
yielded
lower
assay
sensitivity,
even
greater
concordance
providers.
prediction
theoretically
performing
study.
represents
laboratories'
performance
reality,
strength
work.
findings
demonstrate
pivotal
ensuring
Concept,
methodology:
Morten
Baltzer
Houlind,
Luise
Hansen,
Henrik
Berg
Rasmussen,
Jens
Borggaard
Larsen,
Kim
Dalhoff,
Per
Damkier,
Anne
B.
Walls,
Charlotte
Vermehren,
Trine
Rune
Høgh
Andersen,
Thomas
Kallemose,
Lona
Christrup,
Niels
Westergaard;
collection
data:
Esben
Iversen,
Steffen
Jørgensen,
interpretation:
statistical
analysis:
Kallemose;
funding:
Christrup;
writing—original
draft
preparation:
Hansen;
writing—review
editing:
Westergaard.
read
version
manuscript.
part
Academic
Group
(ACUTE-CAG)
Recovery
Capacity
funded
Greater
Science
Partners
(GCHSP).
We
thank
staff
involved
(OptiNAM)
declare
they
no
conflict
interest.
request
restrictions.
presented
publicly
legislation.
Request
access
dataset
require
inquiry
agency
approval.
S1.
Frequencies
functional
annotation
Assays
Filadelfia.
Please
note:
publisher
content
functionality
any
supporting
supplied
authors.
Any
queries
(other
missing
content)
directed
author
article.
Journal of Psychopharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
38(4), P. 382 - 394
Published: March 17, 2024
Background:
Prescribing
drugs
for
psychosis
(antipsychotics)
is
challenging
due
to
high
rates
of
poor
treatment
outcomes,
which
are
in
part
explained
by
an
individual’s
genetics.
Pharmacogenomic
(PGx)
testing
can
help
clinicians
tailor
the
choice
or
dose
genetics,
particularly
with
known
variable
response
CYP2D6
gene
variants
(‘CYP2D6-PGx
antipsychotics’).
Aims:
This
study
aims
investigate
differences
between
demographic
groups
prescribed
‘CYP2D6-PGx
antipsychotics’
and
estimate
proportion
patients
eligible
PGx
based
on
current
pharmacogenomics
guidance.
Methods:
A
cross-sectional
took
place
extracting
data
from
243
patients’
medical
records
explore
drug
prescribing,
including
transitions.
Demographic
such
as
age,
sex,
ethnicity,
clinical
sub-team
were
collected
summarised.
Descriptive
statistics
explored
antipsychotic’
prescribing
nature
We
used
logistic
regression
analysis
associations
variables
prescription
versus
‘non-CYP2D6-PGx
antipsychotic’.
Results:
Two-thirds
(164)
had
been
a
(aripiprazole,
risperidone,
haloperidol
zuclopenthixol).
Over
fifth
(23%)
would
have
met
suggested
criteria
testing,
following
two
trials.
There
no
statistically
significant
ethnicity
likelihood
being
Conclusions:
demonstrated
‘CYP2D6-PGx-antipsychotics’
EIP
cohort,
providing
rationale
further
exploration
how
be
implemented
services
personalise
psychosis.
Current Treatment Options in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(2), P. 123 - 140
Published: May 31, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
of
review
Major
depressive
disorder
is
a
prevalent
psychiatric
illness
associated
with
significant
morbidity,
mortality,
and
economic
burden
worldwide.
Despite
the
widespread
use
antidepressants,
remission
rates
among
those
treated
antidepressants
remain
low.
Opportunities
to
personalize
medication
choices
doses
optimize
clinical
outcomes
using
pharmacogenomic
testing
have
been
evaluated.
Recent
findings
Several
prospective
trials
recent
meta-analysis
evaluated
impact
PGx-guided
prescribing
compared
treatment
as
usual
found
no
difference
in
for
patients
MDD.
Summary
We
performed
systematic
all
evaluating
effect
pharmacogenomic-guided
on
being
major
disorder.
A
literature
search
was
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science,
PsychINFO
databases
articles
English
published
from
January
2010
December
2022.
Studies
that
did
not
report
any
patient-level
were
excluded.
total
2489
studies
screened
eligibility.
Full-text
screening
315
yielded
293
exclusions;
thus,
22
included.
Sixteen
randomized-controlled
durations
varying
90
days
52
weeks.
The
this
suggest
routine
may
yield
changes
when
usual.
These
results
or
be
generalizable
persons
taking
given
guideline
recommendations
specific
antidepressants.
Future
are
warranted
utility
such
these
subpopulations.