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by Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay A new adenoviral helper–dependent vector results in long-term therapeutic levels of human coagulation factor IX at low doses in vivo by Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood Volume 99(11):3923-3930 June 1, 2002 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

Constructs for generation of first-generation and HD vectors used in this study.Sequences used for the production of first-generation adenoviral vectors are based on the plasmid pAdHM4,21 and 2 hFIX expression cassettes, with (A) and without (B) the 3′ untr... Constructs for generation of first-generation and HD vectors used in this study.Sequences used for the production of first-generation adenoviral vectors are based on the plasmid pAdHM4,21 and 2 hFIX expression cassettes, with (A) and without (B) the 3′ untranslated region (3′UTR). The hFIX expression cassette shown in panel B was flanked by 1 or 2 MARs-ChMAR and IgκMAR, (C-D). The structure of the vectors AdFTC and AdFTC/hFIX for gutless adenoviral production are shown in panels E and F. The plasmid pAdFTC is based on the plasmid pDYAL containing a 16.2-kb fragment of alphoid repeat DNA from human chromosome 17. The alphoid repeat DNA is flanked by a 4.2-kb fragment containing the left terminus of adenovirus type 5 (nt 1-452), 2 copies of the Igκ MAR, and a 1.2-kb fragment containing the HCR, an MCS with recognition sites for the restriction endonucleasesPacI and PmeI and the right terminus of adenovirus type 5 (nt 35 796-35 935). Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

Human FIX expression in C57Bl/6 mice after injection of the recombinant first-generation adenoviral vectors.Mice were injected with first-generation adenoviral vectors shown in Figure 1A-D. Human FIX expression in C57Bl/6 mice after injection of the recombinant first-generation adenoviral vectors.Mice were injected with first-generation adenoviral vectors shown in Figure 1A-D. At different time points, blood samples were collected and analyzed by ELISA for hFIX expression. For the first-generation adenovirus shown in Figure 1A, an MOI of 20 was injected (♦). For the first-generation adenoviruses shown in Figure 1B (○ and ●), Figure1C (■ and ▪), and Figure 1D (▵ and ▴), an MOI of 2 (■/ ○/ ▵) and an MOI of 20 (●/▪/▴) was injected. Mean ± SD is shown (n = 3 per group). Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

Transgene expression in vitro in primary mouse hepatocytes for the HD vector AdFTC/hFIX and the first-generation adenovirus fgAdhFIX.Primary mouse hepatocytes (6 × 105 viable hepatocytes) were plated on collagen I–coated 6-well dishes. Transgene expression in vitro in primary mouse hepatocytes for the HD vector AdFTC/hFIX and the first-generation adenovirus fgAdhFIX.Primary mouse hepatocytes (6 × 105 viable hepatocytes) were plated on collagen I–coated 6-well dishes. The media was changed daily for hFIX determinations by ELISA. (A) Human FIX expression levels from transduction of AdFTC/hFIX in primary hepatocytes at an MOI of 1 (○/●), an MOI of 10 (▵/▴), and an MOI of 100 (■/▪). (B) Comparison of the transgene (hFIX) expression levels for AdFTC/hFIX (▵/▴) and fgAdhFIX (○/●). Two independent experiments are shown. Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

Long-term comparison of the hFIX expression levels of the HD adenovirus AdFTC/hFIX and the first-generation adenovirus fgAdhFIX in vivo in C57Bl/6 mice and C57Bl/6 hemophilia B mice.(A) First, 2 × 109 transducing particles of AdFTC/hFIX (●) or fgAdhFIX (○) ... Long-term comparison of the hFIX expression levels of the HD adenovirus AdFTC/hFIX and the first-generation adenovirus fgAdhFIX in vivo in C57Bl/6 mice and C57Bl/6 hemophilia B mice.(A) First, 2 × 109 transducing particles of AdFTC/hFIX (●) or fgAdhFIX (○) (n = 3 per group) were injected into mice. (B) C57Bl/6 hemophilia mice were injected with 1 × 109transducing units AdFTC/hFIX (▪) or fgAdhFIX (■); 5 × 108 transducing units AdFTC/hFIX (●) or fgAdhFIX (○); or 1 × 108 transducing units AdFTC/hFIX (▴) or fgAdhFIX (▵) (n = 3 per group). Serum hFIX levels were periodically determined. Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

DNA analysis of transduced adenoviral vector DNA in genomic liver DNA DNA analysis of transduced adenoviral vector DNA in genomic liver DNA.C57Bl/6 mice were injected with 2 × 109 transducing particles of either AdFTC/hFIX or fgAdhFIX. DNA analysis of transduced adenoviral vector DNA in genomic liver DNA.C57Bl/6 mice were injected with 2 × 109 transducing particles of either AdFTC/hFIX or fgAdhFIX. At both 5 days and 1 year after injection, genomic liver DNA was isolated and digested with HindIII, and a Southern blot was performed (n = 2 per group). Blots were hybridized with an α-32]dCTP–labeled cDNA hFIX probe, and the copy was determined by comparing the signal intensity of the resulting band with a standard curve that was obtained by digesting known amounts of the plasmid pBSh7hF9mgbpA containing the identical expression cassette withHindIII.19 Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

Time course of serum cytokine concentrations after injection of 2 × 109 transducing units of either the first-generation vector fgAdhFIX or the HD vector AdFTC/hFIX.Serum IL-6 (A) and TNF-α (B) concentrations. Time course of serum cytokine concentrations after injection of 2 × 109 transducing units of either the first-generation vector fgAdhFIX or the HD vector AdFTC/hFIX.Serum IL-6 (A) and TNF-α (B) concentrations. Serum samples were collected 12 hours before and 6 hours, 18 hours, 36 hours, and 96 hours after viral injection. ■ = 2 × 109 transducing units fgAdhFIX; ▵ = 2 × 109 transducing units AdFTC/hFIX; ♦ = vehicle (PBS); ● = 1 × 1010 transducing units of the first-generation adenoviral vector Ad.hAAT expressing alpha 1–antitrypsin under the control of the Rous sarcoma virus promoter. Mean ± SD is shown. Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology

Dose response curves.Dose-response curves for the HD adenovirus AdFTC/hFIX (A) and the first-generation adenovirus fgAdhFIX (B). Dose response curves.Dose-response curves for the HD adenovirus AdFTC/hFIX (A) and the first-generation adenovirus fgAdhFIX (B). Mice were injected with varying doses of adenovirus ranging from 1 × 109transducing particles to 1 × 106 transducing particles. ♦ = 1 × 109 transducing particles; ⋄ = 5 × 108 transducing particles; ■ = 1 × 108 transducing particles; ▵ = 5 × 107 transducing particles; ▴ = 1 × 107 transducing particles; ○ = 5 × 106 transducing particles; ● = 1 × 106 transducing particles. Mean ± SD is shown (n = 3 per group). Anja Ehrhardt, and Mark A. Kay Blood 2002;99:3923-3930 ©2002 by American Society of Hematology