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most common "off target" side effects
cardiovascular and endocrine
mAb targeting VEGF receptor
bevacizumab
mAb targeting EGF receptor
cetuximab, panitumumab
mAb targeting CD20 receptor
rituximab, ofatumumab
mAb targeting HER2 receptor
trastuzumab
mAb targeting CTLA-4 receptor
ipilimumab
target of Bortezomib
26-S proteasome (inhibitor)
mechanism of action of Trastuzumab
Binds to the HER2 receptor to immediately inhibit signaling.
HER2 receptor is downregulated, CDKI p27 accumulates and causes cell cycle arrest.
mechanism of action of Pertuzumab
Blocks HER2 and HER3 interaction - HER2 cannot phosphorylate HER3's cytoplasmic domain, no promotion of PI3 kinase cascade
mechanism of action of Cetuximab and Panitumumab
Binds to the EGF receptor to immediately inhibit receptor signaling
mechanism of action of T-DM1
mAb conjugated to the cytotoxic agent DM1 that binds to HER2 to prevent signaling while simultaneously delivering the cytotoxic agent
mechanism of action of Ipilimumab
Immunostimulant - binds to the CTLA-4 receptor on T cells to prevent binding of CD80/86 and increase activation and proliferation.
Increases T-cell mediated antitumor immune response.
mechanism of action of Rituximab
Binds to the CD20 transmembrane protein on B cell precursors and mature B cells, which regulated an early step in activation - rapid and sustained depletion of B cells.
activation of VEGF receptor
When oxygen is low, hypoxia inducible factor (HIF-1) no longer degraded by 26S proteasome complex - instead translocates to nucleus to increase expression of VEGF receptor
Promotes angiogenesis and increases tumor survival.
Typical adverse effects of mAbs
infusion related reaction - anaphylaxis, angioedema, pulmonary toxicity
left ventricular dysfunction, CHF, HTN
depletion of cell populations in blood when target is expressed in that cell
consequences of antibody-epitope binding
ADCC & CDCC
promotion of apoptosis
direct delivery of drug
blockage of receptors
ligand blockage
receptor down-regulation
mechanism and toxicity of Trastuzumab
apoptosis and ADCC via EGFR-2 and HER-2 receptors
cardiomyopathy, infusion reaction
mechanism and toxicity of Cetuximab
apoptosis and ADCC via EGFR-1 & HER-2 receptors
infusion reaction, skin rash with sun
mechanism and toxicity Panitumumab
apoptosis and ADCC via EGFR-1 & HER-1
infusion reaction, skin rash with sun
mechanism and toxicity Bevacizumab
anti-angiogenesis and neovascularization via VEGFR block
HTN, CHF, pulmonary hemorrhage, GI perforation
mechanism and toxicity Rituximab
apoptosis, ADCC, & CDC via CD-20
infusion reaction, B-cell depletion, lymphopenia
Ofatumumab
apoptosis, ADCC, & CDC via CD-20
infusion reaction, infections, progressive leukoencephalopathy, neutropenia
side effects of TKIs
abnormal thyroid function, decreased bone density, abnormal PTH and vit D levels
Can affect pubertal and fetal development
TKIs causing cardiovascular and hepatic dysfunction
Lapatinib and Nilotinib
mechanisms of resistance to TKIs
decreased intracellular drug levels, increased plasma protein binding, MDR-1 (p-gp) mediated efflux, genomic amplification of kinase, clonal evolution of kinase-independent mechanism, mutations of ATP-binding site
inhibitors of mTOR
sirolimus, everolimus, and temsirolimus via interaction with FK BP-12
consequences of proteasome inhibition by Bortezomib
IkappaB - NFkappaB inhibited for apoptosis, growth inhibition, & reduced angiogenesis
CDKs - G1-S cell cycle arrest & apoptosis
P53 - apoptosis via p21 upregulation and Bax overexpression
Bax - overcomes Bcl-2 overexpression to cause apoptosis
Cyclins - apoptosis
Damaged cellular proteins - accumulation leads to apoptosis
adverse effects of Bortezomib
hypotension (additive), cardiotoxicity (acute onset CHF, QT prolongation), severe sensory and motor peripheral neuropathy, hematologic toxicity, hepatotoxicity, pregnancy risk cat. D