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HER2 analysis and treatment in breast cancer: Do we have to change our strategy? Sabine Kasimir-Bauer Lisa Knig Department of Gynecology & Obstetrics University Hospital Essen Germany Director: Prof. Dr. med Rainer Kimmig Targeted


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HER2 analysis and treatment in breast cancer:

Do we have to change our strategy?

Sabine Kasimir-Bauer Lisa König

Department of Gynecology & Obstetrics University Hospital Essen Germany Director: Prof. Dr. med Rainer Kimmig

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Targeted Therapy in Breast Cancer

?? What does that mean with regard to HER2 Specific

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Target: Primary Tumor

Therapy decision according to predictive markers on the primary tumor. What we finally treat is Minimal Residual Disease (MRD), Reflected by DTCs and CTCs!

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Diagnostic tool: Dako-score

Non-malignant cell Tumor Cell

HER2 is overexpressed in 25% of breast cancer cases

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More specific diagnostic tool: FISH analysis

> 4 gene copies HER2-pos

  • DAKO-Score: 3+
  • DAKO-Score: 2+ (FISH-positive)

Anti-HER2-treatment for patients with:

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Problem

HER2-negative primary tumor HER2-positive DTCs/CTCs

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Explanation?

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Why is this finding so important for Breast Cancer Patients? What is the prognostic role of single tumor cells?

Modifiziert nach Pantel et al., Nat. Rev Clin. Oncol 2009

  • single DTCs
  • „Dormancy“
  • Resistent against chemotherapy
  • Micrometastases in

a „Steady State“

Modified according to Pantel et al., 2009

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Tumor cells can be detected at every time point of the disease!

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DTCs: Prognostic Significance N=3141 Patients First Diagnosis 2001-2013

2014

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HER2 on DTCs

In n=89 Patients with primary breast cancer: Concordance between HER2 on the primary tumor and DTCs: 68.5%, p=0.021 Primary tumor=HER2-neg / DTCs=HER2-positive 23%

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HER2 on DTCs

N=10 Patients 6/10: HER2-negative primary tumor

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CTCs: Prognostic Significance

N=3173 Patients

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HER2 on CTCs

N=431 patients

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Purpose of our study

  • We want to identify HER2-positive tumor cells in the primary tumor of

breast cancer patients Using the DEPArray:

  • 2. Analysis in tumor tissue and DTCs of our own patients
  • 1. Method validation for FDA Approval
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DTCs: Detection Method

25%

Bone marrow aspiration Density gradient centrifugation Dection of cytokeratin-pos cells ARIOL-SL 50

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DTCs: Therapeutic options - Bisphosphonates

N=525 Patients, First Diagnosis 2004-2009 5-year OS: 92% (483/525 Pat) Relapses: 12% (65/525 Pat)

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Characterisation of CTCs

EpCAM MUC-1 HER2 ER PR EMT markers ALDH1

Kasimir-Bauer et al., 2015, SABCS

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Multimarker qPCR in CTCs of Triple-negative Breast Cancer Patients

Kasimir-Bauer et al., 2015, SABCS

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Comparison of HER2-Status

HER2-positive CTCs

HER2-pos cells? Analysis of 50µm tissue

HER2-amplified DTCs?

5x10e6/vial Pre-enrichment DEPArray

Who else will be eligible for HER2-targeted therapy?

Refreshment in culture

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HER2 analysis in BC FFPE tissue

Method establishment start: April 2016 Method established: September 2016

  • How many DEPArray runs?
  • 25
  • How many HER2 FISHs?
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Method establishement and validation for FDA approval

  • FFPE sample preparation
  • DEPArray sorting and recovery
  • HER2 FISH
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HER2 analysis in BC FFPE tissue BC FFPE sample preparation and staining DEPArray sorting and cell recovery HER2 FISH analysis

1 2 3

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Deparaffinization Fluorescent staining Cytokeratine – AF488 Vimentin – AF647 DAPI

Single cell suspension

Tumor cells

  • CK+
  • Vim-
  • DAPI

Stromal cells

  • CK -
  • Vim+
  • DAPI

Antigen retrieval Dissociation BC FFPE sample 50µm curl

essential! aim!

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Deparaffinization Fluorescent staining Cytokeratine – AF488 Vimentin – AF647 DAPI

Single cell suspension

Tumor cells

  • CK+
  • Vim-
  • DAPI

Stromal cells

  • CK -
  • Vim+
  • DAPI

Antigen retrieval Dissociation BC FFPE sample 50µm curl

essential!

Tissue characteristics

  • Cancer type  Tumor vs. Stroma
  • Age
  • Fixative
  • Time of fixation
  • Tissue storage
  • Sample size: tumor or biopsy?
  • Sample thickness
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Deparaffinization Fluorescent staining Cytokeratine – AF488 Vimentin – AF647 DAPI

Single cell suspension

Tumor cells

  • CK+
  • Vim-
  • DAPI

Stromal cells

  • CK -
  • Vim+
  • DAPI

Antigen retrieval Dissociation BC FFPE sample 50µm curl

essential!

Tissue characteristics

  • Cancer type  Tumor vs. Stroma
  • Age
  • Fixative
  • Time of fixation
  • Tissue storage
  • Sample size: tumor or biopsy?
  • Sample thickness

Dissociation Under-dissociated

  • Cell clumps

Over-dissociated

  • Cell lysis
  • Release of bare nuclei

Compromises DEPArray run and downstream FISH

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Sample Dissociation time Cell count

S1 64 mins 680.000 cells/ml S2 85 mins 1.18 E6 cells/ml S3 108 mins 810.000 cells/ml S4 78 mins 810.000 cells/ml S5 80 mins 3.08 E6 cells/ml S6 79 mins 2.40 E6 cells/ml S7 80 mins 520.000 cells/ml S8 66 mins 720.000 cells/ml

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Sample Dissociation time Cell count

S1 64 mins 680.000 cells/ml S2 85 mins 1.18 E6 cells/ml S3/ S4 108 mins 810.000 cells/ml 78 mins 810.000 cells/ml S5/ S6 80 mins 3.08 E6 cells/ml 79 mins 2.40 E6 cells/ml S7/ S8 80 mins 520.000 cells/ml 66 mins 720.000 cells/ml

Tissue characteristics

  • Cancer type  Tumor vs. Stroma
  • Age
  • Fixative
  • Time of fixation
  • Tissue storage
  • Sample size: tumor or biopsy?
  • Sample thickness

Dissociation Under-dissociated

  • Cell clumps

Over-dissociated

  • Cell lysis
  • Release of bare nuclei

Curl dependent !

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Dissociated cells: Trypan Blue staining, 10x magnification F-stained cells: Trypan Blue staining, 10x magnification Cells in SB115: Trypan Blue staining, 10x magnification

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Chip Scan settings

  • 100% main chamber scan
  • FFPE routing mode

Cytokeratin-AF488 Vimentin-AF647

cells in cage All cells

In Cage

Vim+ CK-

Integral intensity DAPI

diploid stroma cells

CK+ Vim-

Integral intensity DAPI

diploid tumor cells hyperploid tumor cells

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Be precise

  • Intact cells
  • Properly stained
  • NO
  • Doublets
  • Cells next to clusters
  • Double positives
  • Cutted cells
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Vim+ CK-

Integral intensity DAPI

diploid stroma cells

CK+ Vim-

Integral intensity DAPI

diploid tumor cells hyperploid tumor cells

DAPI BF CK Vim

DAPI/ Vim

DAPI BF CK Vim

DAPI/ CK

cell recovery

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Cytospin Tumor cells

  • CK+
  • Vim-
  • DAPI

HER2 FISH

HER2 CEP17 252 44 = 5.7 =

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Cytospin Tumor cells

  • CK+
  • Vim-
  • DAPI

HER2 FISH

Get all recovered cells on slide Optimal FISH procedure

  • Different to convential HER2 FISH on tissue samples
  • Washbuffer: temperature and time
  • Pepsin digestion: yes or no?
  • Denaturation: temperature and time
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Overview, 10x magnification (Overlay Cep17/ HER2/ DAPI, A. Gerber) CEP17, 63x magnification DAPI, 63x magnification HER2, 63x magnification

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CEP17 DAPI HER2

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CEP17 DAPI HER2

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HER2 analysis in BC FFPE tissue BC FFPE sample preparation and staining DEPArray sorting and cell recovery HER2 FISH analysis

1 2 3 Dissociation Cell selection Optimal procedure for FISH signal count

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Future steps

HER2-positive CTCs

HER2-pos cells? Analysis of 50µm tissue

  • Can

we find „pathologically“ HER2 negative patients, being HER2 positive in DEPArray processing?

  • Does the HER2 status of the primary

tumor match with the HER2 status on CTCs?

  • Who else will be eligible for HER2-

targeted therapy?

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HER2 analysis in DTCs

Method establishment start: October 2016 Method established: ???

  • Spike-in experiments: SkBr3 in healthy donor EDTA blood samples
  • Recovery rate of Parsortix?
  • Leucocyte background?
  • Refreshment protocol for cryopreserved SkBr3/DTCs
  • Staining for DEPArray?

Method establishement still in progress

  • DTC refreshment in culture
  • DTC Pre-enrichment using Parsortix technology
  • DEPArray sorting and recovery
  • HER2 FISH
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Future steps

HER2-positive CTCs HER2-amplified DTCs?

Pre-enrichment

  • Can we refresh, pre-enrich and recover pure DTC

fractions using Parsortix and DEPArray?

  • Does the HER2 status on DTCs match with the HER2

status of the primary tumor and CTCs?

  • Who else will be eligible for HER2-targeted therapy?
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HER2

  • Prof. Dr. med. Rainer Kimmig

Lab Team

  • Dr. med. Ann-Kathrin Bittner

Lisa König

  • Dr. med. Oliver Hoffmann