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Replacing Experimentation MechoA (M (Mechanism of f Action) ) SAR Model and Skin Sensitisation Screening: A case study KREATiS, 23 rue du Creuzat, 38080 LISLE DABEAU, FRANCE | Email: contact@kreatis.eu Presented by: Melanie DELANNOY.


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KREATiS, 23 rue du Creuzat, 38080 L’ISLE D’ABEAU, FRANCE| Email: contact@kreatis.eu

Visit us at www.kreatis.eu

Replacing Experimentation

MechoA (M (Mechanism of f Action) ) SAR Model and Skin Sensitisation Screening:

A case study

Presented by: Melanie DELANNOY. Co-Authors: C. CHARMEAU-GENEVOIS, F. BAUER, P. THOMAS

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Mechanism of Action scheme (MechoA)

INPUT: Tar arget sub substance

SMILES code

23 sub-classes of mechanisms of toxic action

MechoA scheme in-silico model Freeware available at: https://isaferat.kreatis.eu/

Bauer, F.J.; Thomas, P.C.; Fouchard, S.Y.; Neunlist, S.J.M. High-accuracy prediction of Mechanisms of Action using structural alerts. Comput. Toxicol., 2018, 7, 36-45.

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Nu = nucleophilic site of dermal protein e.g. cysteine and lysine Tar arget sub substances (hap haptens) Dir Direct-acting Ele Electrophiles

Adapted from ENV/JM/MONO(2012)10/PART1

Skin Sensitisation Adverse Outcome Pathway (AOP)

✔ gene activation, protein production, signal alteration

  • Activation of T-cells
  • Proliferation of allergen

specific memory T-cells)

  • Activation of inflammatory

cytokines

  • Induction of cyto-protective

gene pathways

  • Induction of inflammatory

cytokines and surface molecules

  • Mobilisation of DC
  • Presentation of Major

Histocompatibility Complexes (MHC) by dendric cells

  • Skin epidermis inflammation

upon challenge with allergen

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Nu

Nu = nucleophilic site of dermal protein e.g. cysteine and lysine Tar arget sub substances (hap haptens) Dir Direct-acting Ele Electrophiles

Adapted from ENV/JM/MONO(2012)10/PART1

Skin Sensitisation Adverse Outcome Pathway (AOP)

✔ gene activation, protein production, signal alteration

  • Activation of T-cells
  • Proliferation of allergen

specific memory T-cells)

  • Activation of inflammatory

cytokines

  • Induction of cyto-protective

gene pathways

  • Induction of inflammatory

cytokines and surface molecules

  • Mobilisation of DC
  • Presentation of Major

Histocompatibility Complexes (MHC) by dendric cells

  • Skin epidermis inflammation

upon challenge with allergen

MechoA

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MechoA and Skin Sensitisation Screening: case study

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  • The rationalization of the results for substances 1 and 2
  • The assessment of whether substance 3 is a skin sensitiser or not
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MechoA – Online User Interface

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MechoA – Online User Interface

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MechoA and Skin Sensitisation Screening: case study

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Picardo (1987)

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Moridani, et al. (2003)

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Comparison of skin sensitisation predictions by Toxtree and the MechoA

✔ Predictions for 1 & 2 are considered reliable and strengthen the results obtained in vivo ✔ Common metabolite for 2 & 3 suggests substance 3 could be a skin sensitiser ✔ Toxtree protein binding alert as Michael acceptor, with no further information. ✔ The lack of alert for 3 raises awareness to run several (Q)SARs for this endpoint

*In-vivo validated study, similar to guinea pig maximization test (GPMT) **Predictions based on the reactivity of target substance and/or metabolites

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Can be used as support to strengthen: ☛ Available in-vivo studies that are K3, K4 or borderline (WoE approach) ☛ Predictions given by (Q)SARs for skin sensitisation ☛ Read-Across proposals to avoid further tests Can be used as a tool to aid in: ☛ The decision making for experimental testing ☛ Learning whether the effect caused by the substance or metabolite? Raises awareness on the necessity to run several (Q)SARs for this endpoint

Conclusion - The MechoA scheme in-silico model

The applicability domain for MechoA has been mainly based on oral exposure route and systemic toxicity. The application of MechoA for skin sensitisation and other endpoints is under validation, and can be used under expert judgement.

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Thank you for your attention

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Our team

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PhD Paul THOMAS

President KREATiS, Senior Ecotoxicologist

PhD Faizan SAHIGARA

QSAR validation expert

Pascal BICHEREL

Ecotoxicologist and model developer

PhD Melanie DELANNOY

Chemist and model developer

PhD Carole CHARMEAU-GENEVOIS

CEO of KREATiS, Senior Toxicologist

PhD Franklin BAUER

Chemist and model developer

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Any questions?