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WAPPS project (web accessible pharmacokinetics service) Alfonso Iorio ISTH SSC Factor VIII/IX Sunday June 21st 2015 9:40 Room 718

Disclosures for A. Iorio Shareholder None Grant / Research Support Funds managed via Institution (Bayer, Baxter, BioGen, NovoNordisk, Octapharma) Consultant (Pfizer, Bayer, Biogen) Employee McMaster University Paid Instructor Speaker bureau Other PI of the WAPPS project Chair of the Data&Demographics Committee WFH, CFGD RG Cochrane Collaboration Editor

A population approach to hemophilia pharmacokinetics A population approach to hemophilia pharmacokinetics. WAPPS: a web-service for bayesian post hoc estimation Alfonso Iorio Abstract Symposium AS 122 Wednesday June 24 2015, 16:55 Room 701

WAPPS Web application PPK engine (NONMEM) patients patients patients Brand specific Source individual PK data patients patients patients Single patient data Control files for Bayesian individual estimation Web application PPK engine (NONMEM) Offline PPK modeling Advate® Kogenate® BeneFix® Alprolix® Brand-specific PPK models Eloctate® Others… Single patient report

Validation cohort: Age distribution Total cases 477 Min - max 4.3 – 71.5 Media +/- SD 32.2 +/- 13.8 Median (25 – 75) 29 (21.4 – 42.6) 10th percentile 16

PPK MODELS Drug Cl V1 V2 K10 K12 K21 Advate 0.25 2.87 0.81 0.0862 0.2770 0.9778 Kogenate 0.18 2.90 0.84 0.0613 0.0344 0.1193 Xyntha 0.33 4.52 0.89 0.0737 0.3899 1.9869 Eloctate 0.16 3.40 0.52 0.0470 0.5512 3.6285 Benefix 0.51 8.81 6.56 0.058 0.1306 0.1753 Alprolix 0.22 7.21 4.35 0.0302 0.3487 0.5784 V3 K13 K31 13.79 0.0257 0.0134 Cl = ml/min; Volume = L

FACTOR VIII PPK half-life Drug Terminal HL MRT (Plasma) MRT (body) Advate, hrs (95% CI) 10.5 (5 – 16) 8 (3 – 12) 10 (5 – 15) Kogenate, hrs 16 (6 – 27) 11 (4 – 18) 14.5 (5 – 24) Xyntha, hrs (8 – 14) 9.5 (6 – 13) (8 – 14.5) Eloctate, hrs 17 (6 – 26) 15 (3 – 26) (6 – 28)

FACTOR IX PPK Drug Terminal HL MRT (Plasma) MRT (body) Benefix, hrs (95% CI) 23 (12 – 34) 12 (7 – 17) 21 (12 – 29) Alprolix, hrs (95%, CI) 116 (65 – 167) (12 -34) 81 (48 – 113)

“Time to” critical concentrations Concentrate 0.05 95 % CI 0.02 0.01 Advate 44 21-67 58 28-88 68 33 - 104 Kogenate 62 24 – 101 84 32 – 136 100 38 – 163 Xyntha 41 24 – 59 56 35 – 77 67 44 – 91 Eloctate 70 20 – 120 93 28 – 158 110 34 – 186 Benefix 30 – 57 74 47 – 100 96 59 – 133 Alprolix 75 42 – 109 191 93 – 289 307 179 – 434 Benefix 100 66 43 – 108 119 71 - 167 Levels as IU/mL – time as hours

The WAPPS network

Validation cohort 221 patients 257 kinetics Emoclot 16 FANHDI 7 Aafact 17 Kogenate 62 Helixate 23 Recombinate 20 Advate 41 Xyntha 30 Benefix 1 Others 40 221 patients 257 kinetics

Patient 1 – Factor IX 50 U/kg Terminal half-life (hr) 20.5 Time to 0.05 IU/ml (hr,95% CI) 46.5 (41.5–51.5) Time to 0.02 IU/ml (hr,95% CI) 73.75 (65.25–83.25) Time to 0.01 IU/ml (hr,95% CI) 94.5 (81.25–107.5) 0.50 IU/ml 0.40 IU/ml 0.30 IU/ml 0.20 IU/ml 0.10 IU/ml 0.00 IU/ml -0.10 IU/ml 12 24 36 48 60 0.05 Plasma Factor Concentration (IU/ml) Time (hr)

Potential clinical use P 1 – 2 s P 2 P 2 – 2 s Terminal Half-life (hr) 20.5 Time to 0.05 IU/ml (95% CI) 46.5 (41.5–51.5) Time to 0.02 IU/ml (95% CI) 73.75 (64.25–83.25) Time to 0.01 IU/ml 94.5 (81.25–107.5) 26.0 35 (30–39.75) 68.75 (58.25–79.5) 95 (75.75–114.25) 23.0 42 (34.25–49.75) 72.25 (56–88.25) 95.25 (71.25–119 25.5 34.75 (26.75–42.5) 68 (51.75–84.5) 93.75 (65.5–122

Does this matter to F8/9 SSC? The WAPPS network is welcoming research projects We are collecting info on laboratory tests, and we plan to explore their impact on PK/PPK We foresee need for standardization in the field

Join the WAPPS network at: www.wapps-hemo.org Download these slides at: Hemophilia.mcmaster.ca Thank you !!!