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3/26/2012 1 Genetic changes in squamous cell carcinoma Martin Sos, M.D. Lung Cancer Group, Dept I of Internal Medicine, University of Cologne & Max Planck Institute for Neurological Research, Thomas Lab [email protected] Advances in the treatment of lung cancer 9 9 9 9 9 5y survival rate % 1950-1959 1970-1979 1960-1969 1980-1989 1990-1999 Sun et al., Nat Rev Cancer. 2007 Enzioni et al. 2003 70% are not operable IV III I-II Stadium

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Genetic changes in squamous cell carcinoma 

Martin Sos, M.D.Lung Cancer Group, Dept I of Internal Medicine, University of Cologne  &

Max Planck Institute for Neurological Research, Thomas Lab 

[email protected]

Advances in the treatment of lung cancer 

9 99 9 9

5y s

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ival

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e %

1950

-195

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1970

-197

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1960

-196

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1980

-198

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1990

-199

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Sun et al., Nat Rev Cancer. 2007Enzioni et al. 2003

70% are not operable

IV III I-IIStadium

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The era of genomic cancer therapy:towards personalized medicine

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Paradigm−shift:

Currently: Evaluation f ll Future

Sandler et al., NEJM (2006)

Chemo−Era: no progress for

20 years

shift: biologically

informed therapeutics

of genomically tailored medicine

Future

Schiller et al., NEJM (2002)

Shepherd et al., NEJM (2005)

Mok et al., ESMO LBA2 (2008)

No difference between different cytotoxics

2008:Bevacizumab andCetuximab are clinically

bli h d

2009:Proof of predictive

power of EGFR mutations

Adopted from M Scheffler; RK Thomas

2010:Proof of

principle ALK inhibition in

EML4−ALK fusion patients

Discovery of cancer signaling pathways enabled by the molecular biology revolution

OOrgan Tissue Cell

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Discovery of cancer signaling pathways enabled by the molecular biology revolution

Tissue Cell

Functionally interrogating cancer genome diversity bychemo genomics screening 

Clinical trials

library

validationin‐vivo models

target validationComputational predictions

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Molecular screening of lung cancer patients in real life

Screened patients 2011 = 1000

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Lukas Heukamp, Thomas Zander, Martin Sos, Marc Bos, Christian MattonetReinhard Büttner, Jürgen Wolf and network collaborators

ph I afatinib + panitumumab (T790Mpos ) 2012

Personalized trialsegfr

Overview adenocarcionoma in the LCGC network

ph I afatinib + panitumumab (T790Mpos.), 2012

ph I (FIM) BGJ 398, open

ph I (FIM) LDK 378, 04/11 / ph II,III crizotinib, open

ph I extension: sorafenib + everolimus, open

ph II AUY922 + trastuzumab, 2012

ph I: MEK162 + BEZ235, 2012

ph II vemurafenib, 2012

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pik3ca

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ph II erlo + beva / FDG-, FLT-PET, DCE-MRI / open

ph I BIBF1120 + everolimus / DCE-MRI / open

Trials to identify imaging-based biomarkers

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Lukas Heukamp, Thomas Zander, Martin Sos, Marc Bos, Christian MattonetReinhard Büttner, Jürgen Wolf and LCGC&network collaborators

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Clinical Lung Cancer Genome Project (PI: Roman 

Thomas)

Goal: to develop a novel taxonomy of lung cancer

1. by analyzing chromosomal gene copy number2. by analyzing gene expression3. by analyzing oncogene mutation status4. by linking clinical outcome parameters to genomic lesionslesions

5. by performing centralized panel path review