Professor Brain Austen St George’s Neurodegeneration Unit

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Professor Brain Austen St George’s Neurodegeneration Unit Novel peptides for anti-amyloid therapy and MRI diagnosis in Alzheimer’s Disease Professor Brain Austen St George’s Neurodegeneration Unit www.sguk.depts/ndu Balpreet Matharu Duncan Hiscock Nick Spencer Franklyn Howe Brian Austen

Many (35%) MRI scans on patients are performed with the use of contrast agents which enhance selective tissues by increasing relaxation of adjacent water protons. Gd is the most common contrast agent, chosen as it contains 7 unpaired electrons which increase T1 longitudinal relaxation (protons realigning with the external field) and reduce T2 transverse relaxation (time for protons to exchange energy with other nuclei). Free Gd is toxic unless complexed with a stable ligand.

Retroinversion ffvlk (D-amino acid residues) APP Extracellular domain A Cytoplasmic tail N C -- Membran e -Secretase -Secretase -Secretase 40 42 Aggregation domain NH2------VKMDAEFRHDSGYEVHHQKLVFFAEDVGSNKGAIIGLMVGGVVIATVIVITLVMLKK-------COOH NL GQ K VI G F X Australian mutation 723 Swedish double mutation 670/671 Flemish mutation 692 Dutch mutation Florida mutation 717 Italian 692 mutation 692 London mutations 716 Inversion FFVLK Retroinversion ffvlk (D-amino acid residues) Anti-toxicity properties published in Peptides (2010) 31;1866-1872

Synthesised MRI contrast agents for neurodegenerative disease Contrast Amyloid-binding Transport R1 DOTA- Gly-DArg-DPhe-DPhe-DVal-DLeu-DLys-Gly-DArg-Gly-Pentadiamine Gd Contrast Amyloid-binding Transport R2 DOTA –Gly-DArg-DPhe-DPhe-DVal-DLeu-DLys-Gly-hexaDArg Gd Contrast SynB Amyloid binding R3 DOTA –Gly-DArg-DPhe-DPhe-DVal-DLeu-DLys-DArg-rlsysrrrf-NH2 Gd DOTA-Gly-Darg-Lys-DGly-DThr-DThr-DVal-DAla-DThr-Arg-NH2 R4 Amyloid binding Transport Contrast R5 DOTA-Gly DArg-DPhe-DPhe-DVal-DLeu-Lys(Biot)-r-Ser(Glc)-Gly-NH2

R3 + Gd R3 R2 + Gd R2 R1 +Gd R1 R5 R5+Gd R1 R2 R3 6[c].M 5[c].M 4[c].L ImagNoB FrA0001, ImagNoB Plus Gd 0001, imagRNoB FrA 0001, ImagRNoB Gd complex 0001, ImagSynB FrB neat0001, ImagSynB FrB neat plus Gd0001 Shimadzu Biotech Axima CFR 2.7.2.20070105 %Int. 74 mV 326 mV 349 mV 559 mV 1266 mV 1038 mV 2786 173 R3 + Gd R3 R2 + Gd R2 173 1394 2344 2825 2633 380 6[c].M 46 192 327 1317 2343 2588 5[c].M 1172 2183 2441 4[c].L 1702 2139 R1 +Gd R1 2500 3000 Mass/Charge 3[c].L 1548 1724 100 2[c].L 50 1504 500 1000 1500 2000 3500 4000 4500 50001[c].L NH2 N N NH2 H NH2 NH2 NH2 H N N NH2 H N N NH2 NH2 H N N O OH NH2 H N N NH2 H N N O OH N N OH H O H O N N H O N H O H O H O O OH N H O N N H H O H O N N N N N N H O H O N H O N N N N H O H O H O H N N N N N O H H H N O O O H NH2 OH O O N N H O H O NH2 N N N N N N N N H O H O N N H O H O N H N N O H N N O H N N O H N N O H N O OH N N H H H O O O OH O N N N N H N N H N N H O O O OH O OH O O NH2 N N O HO N N H N N NH2 O HO O H N N NH2 N N H N N H O NH2 NH2 NH2 NH2 HO O O NH2 NH2 MW = 1579 MW - 2160.6 MW = 2630 R1 R2 R3

FC2-1 100uM R1-R4 binding to amyloid 1-40 fibrils Interaction analysis on Biacore

Binding of biotinylated reagents to Abeta40 oligomers (o) and fibrils(f).

Preliminary data has validated the function of these agents, but further work is needed to optimise their effectiveness at highlighting -amyloid and to validate the correlation of MRI to histopathology (A) AD section plus R2 (B) AD section plus R2 (C) Young control plus R2 (D) AD section plus antibody In AD post-mortem sections, R2 stained plaques (A) and vascular amyloid (B), in a similar fashion to A antibodies (D). Sections froma control young patient did not bind R2 (C). SW-APP 293 cells transfected with the amyloid precursor protein, treated with proteasome inhibitor, lactalysin, to accumulate A, took up and retained R2. Visualised via incorporated biotin in R2.

Amyloid deposition with age 5X FAD mice

Ex-vivo MRI Reagent R1 TG R2 Non-TG TG TG Pre-incubation R3 TG

%ID muscle blood kidney bladder/urine lung liver stomach SI/LI 60 Distribution of R1 in mouse muscle blood kidney bladder/urine lung liver stomach SI/LI total brain tibia/femur skin thyroid carcass injectionsite 50 40 %ID 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 time(min) 50 60 70 By Duncan Hiscock, GE Healthcare

Compound 2 minute brain uptake (%ID-kg/g) Brain Clearance (2:30 minute ratio) 153Gd-(DOTA)-rGffvlkGrG-pentadiamine 0.0046 3.3 153Gd-(DOTA)-rGffvlkKrrrrrrr-NH2 0.0058 7.9 153Gd-(DOTA)-Grffvlkrrlsysrrrf-NH2 0.0052 2.1 PET gold standard 0.22 9.0 SPECT gold standard 0.09 12.2

US/MR SYSTEM

T1 change after injection 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 T1 (ms) 10 20 30 40 Time after injection (min) 50 60 70

500/14 ms TR/TE 2000/40 ms TR/TE