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`Phase I iiliarrtiacoliinetit:-pl-iarmacodynamii: trial of weekly MS-275. an oral
`histpne doaoetylase inhibitor. L A. Do.-toga G. Ryari. M‘. Acharya. E.
`Chung. J. Trcpef. K. Maynard. E. Sausvilte. A. Murgo. G. Melitta, B. Conley;
`National Cancer fnsfitufe, Bethesda. MD
`is a histone
`Background: MS-2}'5. a synthetic benzairiide derivative.
`deacetylase IHDAC)
`inhibitor with in vitro at
`in vivo antitumor activity.
`Based on our q2 week closing results. we eiiplored rnaximurn tolerable dose
`(MTD) 8: dose limiting toxicity (Dl.Tl for a weekly schedule with 2 oral
`formulations 8: 2 administration conditions. Methods: MS—2I-'5 tincoated
`("A" with meat} or coated l“B" lasting) tablets were given weekly x4 qt}
`weeks to patients (pie) with advanced malignancy & P5‘-2. Ll-Ts£2.5lt
`normal. adequate hernatopcietic tit renal function. & normal resting MUGA.
`Pharmacol-tt'i1eti'cs(F'K) (validated LCMS method) & histone H3 acetylation
`(H3Ac) in peripheral blood mononuclear cells tPBlvlC) (lHC image analysis
`and novel flow cytometric assay for protein acetylationl were assessed.
`Results: 13 pts. ECOG PS =1 it]-2) received median of l (1v—4J course. 4
`“i°l" (4-6 mgi'm2l cits & ? "B" l2-4 rngi'rn2l pts were evaluable for cycle 1
`toxicity lCTC v2.0). "A" grade 3 toxicities were hypoalburninemia. neutro-
`penia St vomiting. On "B“. 2 pts had DLT at 4 mgI'm2. one with grade 4
`dyspneaitgrade 3 pleuritic pain 8. dyspepsia at one with right heart failure.
`diarrhea & hypoalbuminemia. Grade 1—2 toxicities in /1 pt for A or B were
`thrornbocytopenia. fatigue. hyperglycemia. taste disturbance. hypoalbumin—
`emia, hypocalcemia. hypornagnesemia. hypophosphatemia,
`leucooenia.
`neutrdpenia. nausea. anorexia, headache. dyspepsia. flatulence. rnyalgias
`St insomnia. Enrollment is ongoing on “B" 2 mgi‘m2 fasting. Median Trnait
`was 0.5h lU.5— fihl. At 4 mgi'm2. mean Cmax was 38.2 ngfmL (14--71
`nymLl in "El" vs 4.8 ngJmL l4-- 6 ngi'mi.l in "A. Mean AUC at 2. 4. & 6
`mgi‘m2: I90. 284. & 358 ng"'hi'nlL. respectively. PBMC H3Ac was seen at
`all dose levels. 3 pts had stable disease. 2 at 4 mgi’m2 (colon. CTCL,‘ & lot
`2 mg.tm2 tCTCLl. conclusions: The MTD for coated MS—2?5 given fasting
`on this schedule was exceeded at 4 mgi‘m2 p.o. weekly x4 q6 weeks. AUC
`increased with dose. Drug-related hyperaceiylalion was observed.
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`A phase II trial of tomsiroliriuis in metastatic neurooiitlocrioe carcinomas
`{REDS}. _l_._Diifli. L. Le. 0. Salmon. J. Kortrnansfry. W. Kacha. D. Sirigli.
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`ii’. Pond. J. M. Perafba. J. Dancey. L. L. Stu; Princess Margaret Hosp
`Phase ti‘ Consortium, Toronto. ON. Canada; Memorial Sloari-Kettering
`Cancer Ctr. New York. NY: Univ of Cfii'ca.go, Chicago. ti; Johns Hopkins
`Univ Sch of Medi'cr'ne. Baffirnore. MD; National Cancer frisfifiite. Bethesda.
`MD
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`Background: N Ecs are a varied group of endocrine neoplasms characterized
`by neurosecrefory granules and cell surface markers. Except for islet cell
`carcinomas. NECs are resistant
`to conventional cytotoxics. Hormonal
`therapy such as somatostatin analogs or local therapies such as hepatic
`resection or arterial ernbolization are generally delivered to palliate symp-
`toms. Temsiroliirius is a novel n'iTOR inhibitor that downregulates cascades
`activated by loss of the tumor suppressor protein PTEN. a defect reported in
`moderately differentiated NECs. Due to the lack of effective systemic
`therapy for NECs. loss of PTEN detected in some cases. and a report of a
`partial response in this tumor type from phase I
`trials. a mu1ti—cerilre
`2-stage phase II
`trial
`in NECS was conducted. Methods: Patients were
`eligible if they demonstrated 25% increase in tumor volume. clinical
`deterioration or new tumor focus in the last 6 months. Temsirolinius 25 mg
`was administered intravenously over 30 minutes on a weekly basis. Results:
`To date, 23 patients {ms} with progressive NECs ltave been enrolled with
`the following demographics from 18 pts with baseline data: median
`age: .35. raitg.-3:36-68. M:F=9-.9. ECOG 0:1-2* 8:91. and 11 pts had
`prior chertiotlierapy. Toxicity inforriiatiori is available from 15 pts in 50 four
`weekly cycles. The most frequently encountered grade 3-4 toxicities
`expressed as ‘it. of
`treatment cycles are: hypophosphatemia (14%).
`hyperglycemia {10%l. cough (10%-l. hypokaleiiiia (8%). hyperchoiestero|—
`eiriia l8%l. and hypertension (8%). The most frequent toxicities consider‘
`itig all grades are: fatigue (86%). anemia t}'6%l and lymphopeiiia [70%l.
`Among 15 pts evaluable for response thus far. to have achieved prolonged
`stable disease (range: 3—l'l cycles).
`including 1 pt with a 24% ttiinoi
`shrinkage by REClST criteria after 4 cycles. and 2 pts who have el(|JEfiv
`enced significant clinical benefit and are on cycles 9 and i 1. respectively.
`Levels of pi'OS6kinase in peripheral blood mononuclear cells at 24 hours
`post
`treatment have not shown correlation with cfiiiical outcome in the
`majority of pts. Markers of cell cycle inhibition and apoptosis in paired
`tumor biopsies will be reported. conclusions: Temsirol iinus appears to have
`antitumor activity in NECS, study accrual is ongoing.
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`Exhibit 101 1
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