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Res Resear earch Di ch Direc ections i s in n Genet enetica cally M y Medi ediat ated ed S SJS/TEN National Human Genome Research Institute National Institutes of Health Ter eri i Manol anolio, M.D., Ph. h.D. U.S.


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Res Resear earch Di ch Direc ections i s in n Genet enetica cally M y Medi ediat ated ed S SJS/TEN

National Human Genome Research Institute National Institutes of Health U.S. Department

  • f Health and

Human Services

Ter eri i Manol anolio, M.D., Ph. h.D. Dir irector, Div ivision of

  • f Genom

enomic Medic edicine

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Joi

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nt E Effort and and Col

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aborat ative F e Fundi unding ng

  • Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  • National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences

(NCATS)

  • National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

(NIAID)

  • National Institute of Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin

Diseases (NIAMS)

  • National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and

Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)

  • National Institute of Neurologic Disorders and Stroke

(NINDS)

  • National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)
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Res esea earch D ch Direct ection

  • ns i

s in n Genet enetical cally-Medi ediat ated ed SJS/TEN EN

  • How did we get here?
  • What are our goals?
  • Where do we go from here?
  • How do we get there?
  • Where are the bathrooms….
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National Academy of Sciences Bldg 2101 Constitution Avenue, NW Washington, D.C.

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NHGRI’s G s Genomi enomic Medi c Medici cine Meet ne Meeting ngs

http: p://www.gen genom

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e.go gov/27 2754 5492 9225 25

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50 50 Int nter ernat national nal G Genomi enomic Medi Medicine Leader ne Leaders 40 40 US Genomi enomic Leader Leaders and and NHGRI S Staf aff

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50 50 Int nter ernat national nal G Genomi enomic Medi Medicine Leader ne Leaders 25 C 25 Count

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Courtes tesy,G ,G Ginsbur burg, g, Duke e U

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Car arbam bamazepi zepine ne: S SJS/TEN B*1502 1502 Stevens J evens Johnson S

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Epi pider dermal al Nec ecrol

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Car arbam bamazepi zepine ne: S SJS/TEN B*1502 1502 Car arbam bamazepi zepine and ne and SJS/TEN: Allel ele e Frequency of equency of HLA LA-B*15: 15:02 02

Cour

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W Chant hantrat atita, , Ramathi hibodi bodi Hospi pital tal

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Name & Family Name Outcome of the PGX assay PGx Interpretation 8 Jan 2014

High Risk of SJS/TEN from Carbamazepine, according to update information

Sugge ggestion: According to update information, this person has HLA-B*1502 which has a high risk to develop a severe skin disorder (SJS/TEN), if he takes carbamazepine or drug structurally similar. Need m d mor

  • re i

infor

  • rmation
  • n: please

contact our PGx laboratory. Tel 02-200-4330-3…

Signature of molecular clinical pharmacist.

Cour

  • urtesy W

W Chant hantrat atita

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Wor

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kshop on hop on Res esea earch D ch Direct ection

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s - Obj bject ectives es

  • 1. Review current state of knowledge of

surveillance, pathogenesis, and treatment

  • 2. Examine role of genomics and PGx in etiology,

treatment, and eradication of preventable cases

  • 3. Identify gaps, unmet needs, and priorities for

future research to eliminate SJS/TEN globally

Planni anning G ng Group

  • up

Mark Avigan, FDA Carolyn Hutter, NHGRI Ricardo Cibotti, NIAMS Lois La Grenade, FDA Robert Davis, U Tenn Neil Shear, U Toronto Josh Denny, Vanderbilt Lisa Wheatley, NIAID

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Agenda genda Rev eview ew

Tuesday, March 3rd 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM 8:30 Session 1: State of the Science 11:30 Session 2: International Experience Part 1 Includes working lunch 1:30 Session 3: Challenges in Case Finding and Surveillance 4:00 Session 4: Working Groups Working group and room assignments are in your packet

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Agenda genda Rev eview ew, D Day ay 2 2

Wednesday, March 4th 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM 8:30 Session 5: International Experience Part 2 10:30 Session 6: Special Topics Includes working lunch 12:45 Session 7: Report of Working Groups 2:15 Session 8: Wrap-up and Next Steps 3PM Adjourn, return to hotel or to airports

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Video Li deo Livest estream eam

  • The workshop is

being broadcast live, and will be video archived

  • A link to the video is

available at: https://www.genome. gov/27560487

  • Please use

microphones

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Food

  • od
  • We apologize that government regulations

prohibit us from paying for meals

  • There is a cafeteria on the first floor
  • If you ordered lunch on line, it will be delivered

to the meeting room each day

  • We hope you can join us for dinner tonight at

Bistro Provence! – Sign up at registration table by end of 1st break – Map in your packet

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Logi Logistical al S Suppor upport

  • Registration Desk

– Jennifer Adona and Joshua Shapiro from Capital Consulting Corporation – Assistance with logistical questions – Assistance logging onto NIH guest network – Taxi arrangements

  • Shuttle

– Shuttle to hotel from B2 level at 6:00 PM – Shuttle will pick up at hotel at 7:15 AM

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  • Planning Committee

– Mark Avigan – Ricardo Cibotti* – Robert Davis – Josh Denny – Carolyn Hutter* – Lois La Grenade – Teri Manolio* – Neil Shear – Lisa Wheatley* – Deborah Colantuoni*

  • NIH SJS/TEN WG

– Anjene Addington (NIMH) – Jay Hoofnagle (NIDDK) – Juan Lertora (CC) – Rochelle Long (NIGMS) – Marshall Plaut (NIAID) – William Sharrock (NIAMS) – Santa Tumminia (NEI) – Vicky Whittemore (NINDS) – Carolyn Williams (NIAID) – James Witter (NIAMS)

Thank hank Y You!

  • u!

* On both the Planning Committee and the Working Group

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Obj bject ective ves of s of GMV MVI: G Global

  • bal Leader

Leaders i s in n Genomi enomic Medi c Medici cine ne

  • Identify areas of active translation and

implementation

  • Prioritize common barriers to implementation

in healthcare

  • Frame a policy agenda to advance the field
  • Highlight nations with unique capabilities
  • Discuss opportunities for international

collaborations