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Skin sensitization non-animal risk assessment Determination of a NESIL for use in risk assessment Carsten Goebel, COTY GPS Toxicology, Darmstadt, Germany IDEA workshop, 17 May 2018 1

Ingredient specific data from literature Chemical LLNA EC3 HRIPT [µg/cm²] (RIFM) Metabolism Skin penetration (Shen et al 2014; RIFM DB) Human elicitation Prevalence rates of contact allergy in general population, EU (Diepgen et al., 2015) Coumarin 19.7 % (commercial grade?) 4925 µg/cm² (Vocanson et al., 2006) NOEL: 3543 LOEL: 8858 remains metabolically unchanged during absorption (Beckley-Kartey SA et al., 1997) 57.9% but no context 0.1% patch test with 5% Eugenol 13 % 3250 µg/cm² (Loveless et al., 2010) NOEL: 5906 bio-activation, pro-hapten in PPRA (Gerberick et al 2009); possibly via a dimethylation pathway followed by oxidation to the o-quinone (Bertrand et al., 1997) 22.6 % but no context 0.2% patch test with 2% Isoeugenol 1.3 % 325 µg/cm² (Loveless et al., 2010) NOEL: 250 LOEL: 775 radical oxidation (enzymatic or non-enzymatic) may lead to reactive species e.g. direct oxidation to the p-quinone methide (Bertrand et al., 1997) 38.4% but no context 0.7% patch test with 2% 2

Approaches used In silico Skin Penetration (KE2) (KE4) (KE1) Keratinocyte (KE3) directly or via auto-oxidation or metabolism Available data/in silico predictions Availability in epidermis/ activation DC-ITS COCAT (dose response) 3

HaCaT/THP-1 coculture (COCAT) model to estimate potency - Keratinocytes may crucially modulate the strength of chemical-induced DC activation by providing xenobiotic metabolism and releasing DAMPs as well as (pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory) cytokines. - increased dynamic range (dose response) after exposure to sensitizers compared to THP-1 alone. - Adaptation of protocol to reconstructed human epidermis (RHE) model COCAT and RHE/THP-1 results are kindly provided by Brunhilde Blömeke, Trier University, Germany DAMP: damage-associated molecular patterns 4

COCAT protocol Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Seed HaCaT keratinocytes in 96 well plates chemical Confluent HaCaT keratinocytes THP-1 Testing of solubility chemical Change to exposure medium, addition of THP-1 cells and test chemicals Harvest THP-1, analyse CD86, CD54 and cell viability by flow cytometry Data analysis

Results: Example for concentration dependent responses in COCAT: Isoeugenol Concentration-dependent increase of CD86 and CD54 in 3/3 runs Reaches thresholds for positivity for CD86 and CD54 at >50% cell viability Considered as sensitizer in COCAT t=24h, 3 individual runs, each shown as mean of triplicates 6

CD86 [ MFI] lymph node cell proliferation [SI] CD54 [ MFI] lymph node cell proliferation [SI] Comparison of the estmated skin senisitizing potency in COCAT (ECΔ values) with skin sensitizing potency in LLNA COCAT LLNA COCAT LLNA 40 10 1000 10 20 5 MFI10.8 SI 3 0 0 0.001 0.1 10 Isoeugenol [%] 500 MFI300 0.001 0.1 10 Isoeugenol [%] 5 SI 3 0 Isoeugenol dose response to estimate skin sensitizing potency in COCAT (expressed as ΔMFI (mean ± SEM), n=3) and LLNA (n=5, expressed as SI). COCAT concentration range is 0.00015-0.00945% (9 µm- 576 µm), LLNA concentration range is 0.25; 0.5; 1.0; 2.5 and 5.0 % in AOO. The horizontal dashed line represents the threshold for COCAT at ΔMFI=10.8 for CD86 and ΔMFI=300 for CD54 as well as the stimulation index of 3 (SI 3 ) for the LLNA (Loveless et al., 1996). MFI, mean fluorescence intensity. 7

Comparison of the potency in COCAT (ECΔ values) with skin sensitizing potency in vivo (LLNA) rep. for 13 non-s. rep. for 7 weak rep. for 10 mod. rep. for 4 strong strongest of 5 extreme Association between in vitro COCAT ECΔ of CD54 and in vivo LLNA (n=5 representative for 26 sensitizers and 13 non-sensitizers).

LLNA LLNA Classification of sensitizers based on predicted EC3 using ECΔ of CD54 or lowest ECΔ in COCAT extreme/ strong extreme/ strong (<1) COCAT ECΔ CD54 moderate (1<10) weak (10<100) non-sensitizer ( 100) total 6 3 9 Concordance: correctly predicted/total = 31/39 = 0.79 moderate 7 3 10 weak 6 1 7 non-sensitizer 1 12 13 total 6 10 10 13 39 extreme/ strong COCAT lowest ECΔ (CD86 or CD54) extreme/ strong (<1) moderate (1<10) weak (10<100) non-sensitizer ( 100) total 6 3 9 moderate 7 3 10 DRAFT caculation Concordance: correctly predicted/total = 32/39 = 0.82 weak 7 7 non-sensitizer 1 12 13 total 6 10 11 12 39

CD86 [MFI] CD54 [MFI] CD86 [ MFI] lymph node cell proliferation [SI] C D 5 4 [ M F I] ly m p h n o d e c e ll p r o life ra tio n [S I] Eugenol comparison of the estimated skin senisitizing potency in COCAT, LLNA and RHE/THP-1 coculture model COCAT LLNA C O C A T L L N A 40 10 1 0 0 0 1 0 20 MFI10.8 5 SI 3 5 0 0 M F I3 0 0 5 S I 3 0 0.001 0.1 10 Eugenol [%] 0 0 0.0 0 1 0.1 1 0 E u g e n o l [% ] 0 Reconstructed human epidermis (RHE) 40 30 20 1500 1000 10 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 Eugenol [%] Eugenol [%] Dose-dependent upregulation of CD86 and CD54 on THP-1 cocultured with RHE after topical exposure of eugenol as mean fluorescent intensity (MFI), values for 2 % (120 mm) and 3 % (180 mm) eugenol (n=2, t=24h, mean ± SEM, RHE: 10 SkinEthic, 0.5 cm² provided by Episkin). Chemicals were dissolved in 4:1 acetone:olive oil (AOO). 500

Calculation of surrogate EC3 values from COCAT Compound information COCAT results Compound Name CAS no. MW [g/mol] ECΔ [µm] SEM Marker for ECΔ Positive runs ECΔ [µg/cm²] ECΔ [µg/ml] Predicted EC3 [%] Predicted category Eugenol (optimisation phase) 97-53-0 164.2 362 107 CD54 Isoeugenol (blind study) 97-54-1 175* 315 35 CD54 Coumarin (blind study) 91-64-5 150* 938 370 CD86 3 out of 3 36.9 59.5 10.4 weak 3 out of 3 34.2 59.6 9.6 moderate 3 out of 3 87.4 140.8 24.6 weak Calculation ECΔ300 of CD54 in µm for isoeugenol ECΔ is calculated from the ΔMFI of the highest concentration below the threshold (a ΔMFI of 300) and the lowest concentration above the threshold by linear interpolation. The mean of three valid runs is calculated Run1: Highest tested conc. with ΔMFI < 300 at 125 µm, ΔMFI: 114.0 Lowest tested conc. with ΔMFI > 300 at 250 µm, ΔMFI: 307.3 ECΔ300 = 125 µm + [(300-114.0) : (307.3-114.0)] x (250 µm-125 µm) = 245.3 µm Run2 ECΔ300 = 343.7 µm, Run3 ECΔ300 = 356.4 µm mean: (254.3+343.7+356.4)/3 = 315 µm *molecular weight adjustment as provided with coded chemicals for blind study (MW are 164.2 and 146.15 for Isoeugenol and Coumarin repectively) 11

COCAT References Eskes C, Hennen J, Hoffmann S, Frey S, Goldinger-Oggier D, Schellenberger MT, Peter N, van Vliet E, Blömeke B. The HaCaT/THP-1 Cocultured Activation Test (COCAT) for skin sensitization: intra-laboratory predictive capacity and blind reproducibility study (manuscript expected to be submitted in May-June). Hennen J, Blömeke B. 2017. Keratinocytes improve prediction of sensitization potential and potency of chemicals with THP-1 cells. ALTEX 34(2):279-288. Hennen J, Blömeke B. 2017. Assessment of skin sensitization potency of hair dye molecules in vitro. Contact Dermatitis 77(3):179-180. Hennen J, Aeby P, Goebel C, Schettgen T, Oberli A, Kalmes M, Blömeke B. 2011. Cross Talk between Keratinocytes and Dendritic Cells: Impact on the Prediction of Sensitization. Toxicol Sci 123(2):501-10. This project was supported by grants of the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH, 14.017984), the Nikolaus Koch Foundation (14/47), and the Foundation Rhineland-Palatinate for Innovation (961-386261/1169) and by the Trier University.

DC-ITS to estimate potency DC ITS SkinSens online tool is publicly available at http://its.douglasconnect.com and refers to Jaworska et al., 2015 Bayesian integrated testing strategy using physical-chemical properties in silico predictions for bioavailability in vitro data from DPRA, KeratinoSens and/or h-clat. TIMES predicted sensitization potential of 3 classes (non-sensitizer, weak, or moderate/strong) based on the most potent among parent compound and metabolites including consideration of activation (prohaptens) as well as auto-oxidation (pre-haptens) and protein binding alerts builds a hypothesis also with partial data only provides prediction confidence ranges including an assessment of the evidence for acceptance by Bayes factors (Bayes factor of 3 indicates that the empirical data is 3 times more probable to fall in one sensitizer potency class compared to the others) Application examples in Goebel et al., 2017 in COTOX https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/s2468202017300360?via%3dihub 13

DC-ITS prediction for Isoeugenol based on calculated molecular descriptors 14

DC-ITS prediction for Isoeugenol based on pre-assigned test-set data 15

DC-ITS prediction probability P ro b a b ility p e rc e n tile s 9 0 8 0 7 0 6 0 5 0 9 0 8 0 7 0 6 0 5 0 9 0 8 0 7 0 6 0 5 0 9 0 8 0 7 0 6 0 5 0 Is o e u g e n o l p re -a s s ig n e d Is o e u g e n o l E u g e n o l C o u m a rin 0.1 1 1 0 P r e d ic te d E C 3 [% ] 1 0 0 16

Calculation of surrogate EC3 values from DC-ITS Chemical Coumarin Isoeugenol Eugenol Structure Molecular descriptor input calculated calculated pre-assigned calculated TIMES class not considered not considered 3 preassigned In vitro input data EC3 value [%] percentile 50 th 131.9 90 th 8.9 DPRA, h-clat, Keratinosens (Urbisch et al., 2015) (test set chemical) preassigned 21.8 9.8 8.0 0.8 17.8 3.5 Predicted potency class Non-sensitizer weak weak weak Prediction confidence / Bayes factor strong 10.0 strong 42.6 weak 2.4 not considered DPRA, h-clat, Keratinosens (Urbisch et al., 2015) substantial 9.8 17

Ingredient specific potency estimate COCAT (Trier University) Induction threshold BN ITS-3 (Douglas Connect/P&G) Chemical Coumarin Eugenol Isoeugenol Category default µg/cm² ECETOC 2008 2500 (weak) 2500 (weak) 250 (moderate Estimat ed EC3 [%; µg/cm² ] 23.7 5925 10.3 2575 8.9 2225 Category default µg/cm² ECETOC 2008 Nonsensitizer 2500 (weak) 2500 (weak) Estimate d EC3 [%; µg/cm²] 132% 17.8 4450 Alert OECD* Micheal acceptor/ acetylating No 21.8 5450 or No * Urbisch et al., 2015; Beckley-Kartey SA et al., 1997 Activation* Unlikely, no activation observed in human skin Pro-hapten, PPRA activation, pro-michael acceptor, limited activation in DPRA Pre-hapten, high depletion in DPRA/PPRA; pre/pro- Michael acceptor Mechanistic uncertainties Not indicated, in line with readacross from 6- Methylcoumarin (EC3>25, Ashby et al., 1995) Does bioactivation occur in human skin at max use concentration? Do human exposure conditions promote oxidation/bioactivation? Uncertainty factor - If substantiated consider as LOEL If substantiated consider as LOEL 18

Activation of Eugenol in PPRA DPRA: 24% Cys; 12.5 Lys depleted, 5 or 25 mm of the test chemical, 24 h References: Gerberick et al., 2009, Urbisch et al., 2016 19

Summary Overall substantial prediction if mechanistical uncertainties are considered Dose response consideration in COCAT, PPRA considered relevant for interpretation Under-prediction for isoeugenol to be adjusted by - consideration of (bio)-activation -read across from data rich analogs (human data) - human patch test information Uncertainty consideration to be further explored

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Calculation of surrogate EC3 values from COCAT (please see notes) Compound information COCAT results Compound Name CAS no. MW [g/mol] ECΔ [µm] SEM Marker for ECΔ Positive runs ECΔ [µg/cm²] ECΔ [µg/ml] Predicted EC3 [%] Predicted category Eugenol (optimisation phase) 97-53-0 164.2 362 107 CD54 Isoeugenol (blind study, exact MW) 97-54-1 164.2 363 40 CD54 Coumarin (blind study exact MW) 91-64-5 146.15 963 378 CD86 Calculation ECΔ300 of CD54 in µm for isoeugenol ECΔ is calculated from the ΔMFI of the highest concentration below the threshold (a ΔMFI of 300) and the lowest concentration above the threshold by linear interpolation. The mean of three valid runs is calculated Run1: Highest tested conc. with ΔMFI < 300 at 143.9 µm, ΔMFI: 114.0 Lowest tested conc. with ΔMFI > 300 at 287.8 µm, ΔMFI: 307.3 ECΔ300 = 143.9 µm + [(300-114.0) : (307.3-114.0)] x (287.8 µm-143.9 µm) = 282.4 µm Run2 ECΔ300 = 395.6 µm, Run3 ECΔ300 = 410.3 µm mean: (282.4+395.6+410.3)/3 = 362,7 µm Conversion µm to % for eugenol (M=164.2 g/mol) 100 µm Eugenol (M=164.2 g/mol) 100 µm x 164.2 g/mol = 16420 µg/l 16420 µg/l : 10 6 = 0.01642 g/l 0.01642 g/l /1000 x 100 = 1.6 x 10-3 % 3 out of 3 36.9 59.5 10.4 weak 3 out of 3 37.0 59.6 10.4 weak 3 out of 3 87.4 140.7 24.6 weak Conversion µm to µg/cm² explained by the example of eugenol (M= 164.2 g/mol) The assay volume in the 96 well is 0.18 ml and the growth area is 0.29 cm² 100 µm Eugenol (M=164.2/mol) 100 µm x 164.2 g/mol = 16420 µg/l 16420 µg/l : 1000 = 16.42 µg/ml 23 16.42 µg/ml x 0.18 ml : 0.29 cm² = 10 µg/cm²