MAST • BOLOGNA, 25-26 OCTOBER, 2016
MAST BOLOGNA, 25-26 OCTOBER, 2016 DEPArray User Meeting DEP - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MAST BOLOGNA, 25-26 OCTOBER, 2016 DEPArray User Meeting DEP - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MAST BOLOGNA, 25-26 OCTOBER, 2016 DEPArray User Meeting DEP DEPArray CT CTC Isolation from Samples Pr Prepared with Different Enrichment Te Technologies Nikolas Stoeck cklein Experimental Surgical Oncology Dept. for General,
MAST • BOLOGNA, 25-26 OCTOBER, 2016
DEPArray™ User Meeting
DEP DEPArray CT CTC Isolation from Samples Pr Prepared with Different Enrichment Te Technologies
Nikolas Stoeck cklein
Experimental Surgical Oncology
- Dept. for General, Visceral and Pediatric Surgery
Medical Faculty of the Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf, Germany
MAST • BOLOGNA, 25-26 OCTOBER, 2016
CTC Profiling
Peripheral Blood - CellSearch – DEPArray - CTC isolation Diagnostic Leukapheresis – CellSearch / Alternative Technologies à Innovative improvement of CTC-based liquid biopsy
Cell sorting DEPArray
CTC Isolation
Isolation of CTCs
Banking / Analysis
Single CTCs Cellular suspension
CTC enrichment and enumeration
7,5 ml BloodCTC enrichment
AphaeresisCellSearch system
Celltrack cartridgesCK DAPI CD45 CK/DAPI Bright field
CTC
Event ID Group ID
WBC CTC Single cells 18,5µl buffer Volume reduction
Scan of cells in the chip with automated fluorescence microscopy
CK-PE CD45-APC MoFlo XDP (Beckman Coulter) DEPArray (Silicon Biosystems) Micromanipulator (Eppendorf)
MoFlo XDP (Beckman Coulter) DEPArray (Silicon Biosystems) Micromanipulator (Eppendorf)
Dedicated (trained) team Technical Staff Elina Bongers Maria Wecker Scientific Staff Christiane Driemel Rui Neves Rosa Guglielmi
Cell sorting DEPArray
CTC Isolation Banking / Analysis
Single CTCs Cellular suspension
CTC enrichment and enumeration
7,5 ml BloodCTC enrichment
AphaeresisCellSearch system
Celltrack cartridgesIsolation of CTCs
Single Cell Whole genome amplification Ampli1 WGA kit (Silicon Biosystems)
Copy number profiles mutations QC WGA / Ampli1
Figure by Bianca BehrensKlein et al 1999 PNAS Stoecklein et al 2002 AJP Stoecklein et al 2008 Cancer Cell Möhlendick et al 2013 Plos One
WGA neg Control WGA pos Control QC neg Control QC pos Control 50bp ladderCTCs from peripheral blood
Cell #1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Genomic Analysis of individual CTCs
Analysis
Single CTCs Cellular suspension
Ampli1 WGA of single genomes à Amplify from 6 pg to ~4 µg DNA Fidelity for CNA detection?
Vera Binder & Christoph Bartenhagen et al 2014
run 1 run 3 run 2 genomic REH DNA Resolution: 10 kbp!
NGS whole genome sequencing of single cell WGA products * * *
NGS whole genome sequencing of single cells
Vera Binder & Christoph Bartenhagen et al Hum Mutat 2014
REH cell line (n=9) PMNC (n=7)
aCGH analysis of single cell genomes
(Agilent 4x180K)
Möhlendick PlosOne 2013 and Behrens et al 2016 unpublished
Chromosomal Gains Chromosomal Losses
Experience CellSearch à DEPArray à Ampli1 à Genomic Profiling
- allows reliable single cell isolation (as reported by Polzer et al EMBO
2014 and others) / profiling
- slower than our published FACS approach (Neves Clin Chemistry
2014), BUT offers morphologcal control à improves QC & more reliable cell selection
- Deterministic Ampli1 WGA enables precise CNA-profiling in single
cells (...also on the sequence level à low ADO, Binder et al 2014)
- Robust workflow, which can be implemted into clinical studies
à CTC-based liquid biopsy
Problem of CTC-based Liquid Biopsy Negativity Rate in cM1 patients: 29-45% (<1 CTC in CellSearchTM)
Source: www.veridex.com
In 1961, Roberts and colleagues noted: ‘In addition to loss
- f
cells during processing, a large sampling error contributes to distortion of the total figures. A 10-cc. aliquot of blood can hardly be regarded as a fair index of total blood
- volume. Blood samples must be taken
at frequent intervals to detect isolated showers of cancer cells.’
CTC-based “liquid biopsy”: 10 mL sample is insufficient!
Roberts S et al Ann Surg:154; 362–371 (1961)
Detection Efficacy of 1000 CTCs in 5 L Blood (CellSearch) Probabilty of 95% to detect at least 1 CTC in one out of five 7.5 mL blood samples if 1000 CTCs circulate in 5L blood
Taken from Tibbe A et al, Cytometry Part A 71A:154–162 (2007)
- 1. to overcome „frequency problem“
- 2. to enable more reliable CTC detection
à Increase significantly the analyzed blood volume
Strategy
Physical Characteristics of CTCs allow selection: Density
RBC Gra
CTCs
Mon Lym PLT
Stoecklein, ..., Terstappen, Expert Review Mol Diagnostics 2015
MNCs
Diagnostic Leukapheresis (DLA) improves CTC detection
- 29 DLA products of 23 patients
(PDAC, Breast CA and GI CA) à Majority cM0 Patients
- 2.3 mL in CS (DLA)
~60 mL blood equivalent Detection rate 72% (vs. 28% in PB) à Median of 612 CTCs (29-13102) in Circulation (4.5 L)
Fischer J C et al. PNAS 2013;110:16580-16585
Density based cell separation
- Target-cells: 1.05 – 1.088 g/mL
- 2-2.5 Liters of blood
- Duration ~ 1 hour
40 mL DLA Product 25 x 108 MNCs
GOAL
Processing the whole DLA product (~40 mL) will further significantly increase CTC yield à Challenge...
~2 mL DLA product analyzed in CellSearchTM (EpCAM+CK+DAPI+CD45-)
Genomic Profiling (aCGH/NGS)
36 mL 2 mL 40 mL DLA Product 25 x 108 MNCs CD45 Depletion Waste Filtration/Direct Filtration VyCAP CellSearch
Cell Isolation
DEPArray
Ampli1 WGA
del Monaco V et al 2016Clearbridge/ ClearCellFX Angle/Parsortix
Stained Single Cell Suspension
ACCEPT
Use of complementery CTC detection methods in DLA DLA – alternative methods delivering cell suspensions: àCell loss during staining in suspension too high (~ 50%) (confirmed by indpendent groups) àMethods preventing this cell loss are under development
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DLA - CellSearch – DEPArray isolation à validated by independent group
Summary
Diagnostic Leukapheresis (DLA)
- co-enrichment of CTCs with MNCs
- improves significantly CTC detection vs PB sample
àComplimentary method in M1 patients àGuide adjuvant therapy in M0 patients àcomprehensive CTC analysis (liquid biopsy) à DLA might be further improved for CTC enrichment àBasis for more effective high-volume technologies
- Dept. for General, Visceral
and Pediatric Surgery University Hospital Düsseldorf Wolfram T. Knoefel Stefan Topp Alexander Rehders Christian Vay Georg Flügen Lab *Bianca Behrens *Elina Bongers Guus van Dalum *Christiane Driemel Rosa Guglielmi *Birte Möhlendick *Rui Neves Constantin Pixberg Swetlana Seidschner *Anna Streit Maria Wecker Jun Hao Wu Department for Obstetrics and Gynecology University Hospital Düsseldorf Tanja Fehm Hans Neubauer Dieter Niederacher Ellen Honisch Franziska Meier-Stiegen Institute for Transplantation Diagnostics and Cellular Therapy University Hospital Düsseldorf Johannes Fischer Katharina Raba Mira Research Institute Faculty of Science and Technology University of Twente, NL Leon Terstappen Kiki Andree Joost Swennenhuis Leonie Zeune Bayer Healthcare Global Biomarker Wuppertal/Berlin Germany Thomas Krahn Antje Stresemann CTCTRAP The Institute for Cancer Research (ICR) London UK Johann de Bono Maryou Lambros Gunther Boysen Penny Flohr Medical Informatics University Münster Christoph Bartenhagen
- Dept. for Pediatric Hematology,
Oncology, and Immunology University Hospital Düsseldorf Vera Binder Arndt Borkhardt