Michael Grimley 1, Vinod Prasad 2, Joanne Kurtzberg 2, Roy Chemaly 3, Thomas Brundage 4, Chad Wilson 4, Herve Mommeja-Marin 4
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1 Twice-weekly Brincidofovir (BCV, CMX1) Shows Promising Antiviral Activity in Immunocompromised Transplant Patients with Asymptomatic Adenovirus Viremia Michael Grimley 1, Vinod Prasad, Joanne Kurtzberg, Roy Chemaly 3, Thomas Brundage, Chad Wilson, Herve Mommeja-Marin 1 Cincinnati Children s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, 3 MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, Chimerix, Inc., Durham, NC.
2 Disclosures CMX1-35 Expanded Access Protocol was funded in part with Federal funds from the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, Office of the Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services, under Contract No. HHSO1O1113C. Michael Grimley - None
3 Adenovirus (AdV) AdV is a serious and often fatal viral infection in immunocompromised patients, especially in hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) recipients Estimated annual incidence of AdV infections in HCT recipients ranges from 5 to 5%, and is increasing, likely secondary to increased use of T cell depleted allografts and cord blood as a donor source Mortality rate of up to % No antiviral drugs are currently approved for treatment of AdV infections, but due to the high mortality, cidofovir is used in spite of the high risk of renal injury or renal failure Sources: Ljungman P, Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Disease. Nihal G et al, BBMT 1. Florescu DF et al, BBMT 1 3
4 Brincidofovir (BCV, CMX1) Orally bioavailable lipid-conjugate of the nucleotide analog cidofovir (CDV) High intracellular concentration of the active antiviral cidofovirdiphosphate (CDV-PP) with a long t 1/ up to -.5 days Broad spectrum in vitro activity against dsdna viruses 5-fold more potent against AdV than CDV in vitro EC 5 <. um No evidence of nephrotoxicity Not a substrate of organic anion transporter 1 (OAT-1) No renal dysfunction in > subjects who have received BCV to date Enrollment started in August 13 in the Phase 3 SUPPRESS* trial for the prevention of CMV in HCT recipients * CMX1-31 ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT17917 Source: Beadle et al, AAC : :31-.
5 BCV Development Program Timeline Study 35: Large number of EIND requests led to initiation of Expanded Access Study 35. Study 35: N=1 Nov 1 - Oct 1 EINDs: N=3; March 9 - March 1 CMV, AdV, BKV, EBV, HSV, JCV, HHV, VZV, HPV Study : Design based on EIND and Study 35 experience and success of preemptive therapy in CMV. Data reported September 13 (Grimley et al, ICAAC). Study : N= June 11 - Feb 13 AdV preemption
6 Brincidofovir Expanded Access Program BCV access for patients with life-threatening dsdna viral infections and no therapeutic options Emergency INDs (EINDs): N>3, n=11 database, n=3 AdV 1+ centers in US, Canada, France, UK, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Israel and Chile Adult and pediatric patients with CMV, AdV, BKV, EBV, HSV, JCV, HHV, VZV or HPV March 9 March 1 (with limited exceptions since) Expanded Access Study 35* (N=1 total, n= AdV) 3 US sites, conducted from November 1 October 1 November 1 July 11: all dsdna viruses included July 11 October 1: Enrollment limited to CMV, HSV or AdV Program currently inactive *CMX1-35: ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT11311
7 Study 35: Overview Eligibility: Immediate life-threatening or serious disease or condition caused by infection with one or more dsdna virus (Sponsor approval required) Subjects received BCV twice weekly (BIW) for 3 months or until virology assessments of any previously positive culture or PCR sites yield negative tests for successive weeks 1 mg BIW or mg QW for adults (tablet) mg/kg BIW or mg/kg QW for children (liquid) treatment may have been continued for up to a total of months Central laboratory plasma AdV viral load measurements Baseline (BL): subjects may have qualified based on local results During treatment (weekly, at discretion of investigator) post treatment week 1 and week BIW = twice weekly, QW=once weekly 7
8 Study 35: All-cause mortality lower when BCV was begun for AdV viremia vs disseminated AdV ---- Viremia ****** Localized ---- Disseminated p =.1 Presented at European Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation Annual Meeting, April 13
9 Study : Overview Primary objective: To evaluate the safety and efficacy of early intervention with BCV versus placebo to prevent the development of AdV disease in HCT recipients Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study at 9 US transplant centers (June 11-February 13) Based on successful identification of early disease in CMV reactivation, targeted identification of asymptomatic AdV viremia Enrolled pediatric and adult allogeneic HCT recipients with asymptomatic AdV viremia (serum AdV PCR 1 copies/ml) Subjects received BCV BIW or QW or placebo for -1 weeks 1 mg BIW or mg QW for adults (tablet) mg/kg BIW or mg/kg QW for children (liquid) CMX1- ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT113 9
10 Study : Study Design 735 patients screened for AdV viremia patients with AdV viremia 1 copies/ml Stratified by ALC < 3 or 3 cells/mm 3 BCV BIW BCV QW Placebo ALC = absolute lymphocyte count 1
11 Baseline Characteristics BIW n=1 35 BIW n=1 Combined n= Age range, years < 1 9 (%) (7%) 17 (5%) 1-17 (1%) (%) > 17 3 (1%) (33%) 7 (7%) Female, % 5 (3%) (5%) 11 (%) Baseline median weight (range), kg 7 (1-9) 3 (9-19) 31 (9-19) Baseline median ALC (range), cells/mm 3 3 (-15) 1 (-) 35 (-) Baseline GVHD, % (9%) 3 (5%) 7 (7%) Time from transplant to first BCV dose, days -<1 1 (71%) 7 (5%) 17 (5%) (1%) 1 (%) (15%) > 1 1 (7%) (33%) 5 (19%) Baseline median AdV Viremia (range), copies/ml 15 (BLD-7.7x1 ) (1-.x1 7 ) 37 (BLD-.x1 7 ) Co-infected with other dsdna virus(es) (57%) 5 (%) 13 (5%) GVHD = graft versus host disease, BLD = below the lower limit of detection (1 copies/ml) 11
12 Transplant Characteristics BIW n=1 35 BIW n=1 Combined n= Reason for transplant Malignancies (9%) 7 (5%) 11 (%) Non-malignant diseases 1 (71%) 5 (%) 15 (5%) Conditioning / Manipulation Myeloablative (3%) (7%) 1 (5%) Reduced intensity 7 (5%) (17%) 9 (35%) T-cell depletion 1 (%) 1 (%) None 1 (7%) 1 (%) (%) Source of graft Bone marrow (1%) (%) Peripheral blood stem cells (3%) (33%) 1 (3%) Cord blood (3%) (33%) 1 (3%) Lung 1 (%) 1 (%) Unknown HCT source 3 (5%) 3 (1%) Type of graft Haploidentical 3 (1%) 3 (1%) Related donor 1 (7%) 1 (%) (%) Unrelated donor 1 (71%) 7 (5%) 17 (5%) Autologous (17%) (%) Unknown type (17%) (%) 1
13 Anti-viral Therapy and Follow-up 35 BCV BIW exposure Median Days (Range): (-99) 35 Prior IV cidofovir within 3 days of enrollment 5/1 subjects (%) Median Days (Range): 15 (1-) BCV BIW exposure Median Days (Range): (11-91) Subjects were followed for a median weeks (range: 3 to 7 weeks) after first dose 13
14 AdV Viremia Rapid Response to BCV BIW BIW n=1 35 BIW n=1 Combined BCV BIW n= AdV Viral Load Log1 copies/ml Days AdV Viral Load Log1 copies/ml Days AdV Viral Load Log1 copies/ml Days LLOD LLOD = Assay lower limit of detection (1 copies/ml) 1
15 Low Level AdV Viremia Resolves Spontaneously (1 to 1 copies/ml at Baseline) Placebo BCV BIW 1 1 Log 1 copies/ml 1 Log 1 copies/ml Log 1 copies/ml 1 Log 1 copies/ml Log 1 copies/ml Log 1 copies/ml Day Relative to First Dose Day Relative to First Dose 15
16 High Level AdV Viremia Suppressed with BCV BIW (> 1 copies/ml at Baseline) Placebo BCV BIW 1 1 Log 1 copies/ml 1 Log 1 copies/ml Log 1 copies/ml 1 Log 1 copies/ml Log 1 copies/ml 1 Log 1 copies/ml Day Relative to First Dose Day Relative to First Dose 1
17 AdV Response Combined BCV BIW Baseline AdV 1 c/ml n=7* Baseline AdV >1 c/ml n=1* LLOD within first week of treatment, % (%) (57%) LLOD any time on treatment, % 7 (1%) 11 (79%) Median (range) time to LLOD, days (7-) 9 (-11) Mean (SD) decrease in viremia, log 1 c/ml.3 (.) 1. (1.3) Placebo Baseline AdV 1 c/ml n=1* Baseline AdV >1 c/ml n=* LLOD within first week of treatment, % 5 (5%) (5%) LLOD any time on treatment, % 9 (9%) 5 (3%) Median (range) time to LLOD, days (-7) 15 (-5) Mean (SD) decrease in viremia, log 1 c/ml.1 (.) 1.1 (1.5) * Detectable AdV at central lab at Baseline, c/ml=copies/ml, LLOD=Assay lower limit of detection (1 copies/ml) 17
18 Non-relapse Mortality BCV BIW (n=1) 35 BCV BIW (n=1) Placebo (n=1) 1
19 Non-Relapse Causes of Death Combined BCV BIW / (15%) Intracranial hemorrhage secondary to HHV- meningitis and fungal meningitis Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus pneumonia Pseudomonas aeruginosa septic shock Toxoplasmosis and Aspergillus infection Baseline AdV Viremia (copies/ml) Minimum AdV Viremia (copies/ml) Last AdV Viremia (copies/ml) 7.7x1 5.1x1 1.7x1 Undetectable Undetectable Undetectable Not done Undetectable 3.x1 3.9x1 5 3.x1 5 3.x1 5 Placebo 5/1 (%) Baseline AdV Viremia (copies/ml) Minimum AdV Viremia (copies/ml) Last AdV Viremia (copies/ml) Grade agvhd, HHV- encephalitis.x1 5 Undetectable Undetectable Multiple organ failure secondary to septic shock (AdV and liver microabcesses)*.1x1.9x1 5.9x1 5 Aspiration pneumonia 35 Undetectable Undetectable Multiple organ failure secondary to graft failure and Enterococcus sepsis* 1 Undetectable 7 Respiratory failure of unknown origin, with proven AdV enteritis* x1 *Received open label BCV 19
20 Conclusions Brincidofovir BIW rapidly decreased AdV viremia in most patients and limited progression to non-relapse mortality in high risk transplant recipients Responses from the randomized trial Study are similar to that of the more heterogeneous study population in the expanded access Study 35 dsdna = double-stranded DNA
21 Adenovirus and Future Trials Adenovirus viremia at any level may not be an appropriate singular marker for early adenovirus disease independent of clinical risk assessment or other compartments (e.g., GI, respiratory) Prospective PCR Monitoring Reveals Adenovirus Viremia is Associated with a Significant Risk of AdV Disease in T-Cell Depleted and Cord Blood Allograft Recipients, Huang et al. (BMT Tandem 1) Analyses of clinical risks and other predictors of progression may need to be included in future interventional trials of brincidofovir in patients at increased risk of adenoviral infection Prevention of primary or reactivated adenovirus infection is likely to be a more efficient approach to decrease mortality related to AdV infection in at-risk transplant recipients dsdna = double-stranded DNA 1
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