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RESULTS AFTER 12 WEEKS TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE DOSES
OF GSK3389404 IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS B (CHB) SUBJECTS
ON STABLE NUCLEOS(T)IDE THERAPY IN A PHASE 2a
DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY
Man-Fung Yuen1, Jeong Heo2, Hiromitsu Kumada3, Fumitaka
Suzuki4, Yoshiyuki Suzuki3, Qing Xie5, Jidong Jia6, Yoshiyasu
Karino7, Jinlin Hou8, Kazuaki Chayama9, Michio Imamura10,
Judy y. lao-Tan11, Seng Gee Lim12, Yasuhito Tanaka13, Wen
Xie14, Jung-Hwan Yoon15, Zhongping Duan16, Masayuki
Kurosaki17, Sung-Jae Park18, Eternity Labio19, Rajneesh
Kumar20, Young-Oh Kweon21, Hyung Joon Yim22, Jennifer
Cremer23, Robert Elston23, Shuguang Chen23, Matt Davies23,
Sharon Baptiste-Brown23, Kelong Han23, Fiona m. Campbell23,
Melanie Paff23 and Dickens Theodore23, (1)University of
Hong Kong, Queen Mary Hospital, (2)Department of Internal
Medicine, College of Medicine, Pusan National University,
Busan, Korea, (3)Hepatology, Toranomon Hospital, (4)
Hepatology, Toranomon Hospital Kajigaya, (5)Ruijin Hospital,
(6)Beijing Friendship Hospital, (7)Hokkaido P.W.F.a.C.
Sapporo-Kosei General Hospital, (8)Department of Infectious
Diseases , Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University,
(9)Research Center for Hepatology and Gastroenterology,
Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, Japan, (10)Hiroshima
University Hospital, (11)Cebu Doctors University Hospital, (12)
National University Health System, Singapore, (13)Nagoya
City University Hospital, (14)Center of Liver Diseases, Beijing
Ditan Hospital, Capital Medical University, (15)Department
of Internal Medicine and Liver Research Institute, Seoul
National University Hospital, (16)Beijing Youan Hospital, (17)
Musashino Red Cross Hospital, (18)Inje University Busan Paik
Hospital, (19)Makati Medical Center, (20)Singapore General
Hospital, (21)Kyungpook National University Hospital, (22)
Korea University Ansan Hospital, (23)Glaxosmithkline
Background: GSK3389404 (GSK404) is a 2nd generation,
liver targeted antisense oligonucleotide A Phase 2a study
was conducted in CHB patients on stable nucleos(t)ide
therapy to assess the safety, tolerability, and pharmacokinetic
(PK) profile of GSK404, and to identify one or more efficacious
dose(s) and dosing regimen(s) Methods: 66 subjects
(demographics in table) were randomized to either placebo,
GSK404 30 mg weekly (wk), 60 mg wk, 120 mg bi-weekly
(BW), 120 mg wk subcutaneous injections for 12 weeks.
The primary objectives were to assess the safety, tolerability,
and PK profile of GSK404 and to identify efficacious dose(s)
and dosing regimen(s). GSK financially sponsored the study
[NCT03020745]. Results: Efficacy: Dose-dependent HBsAg
declines occurred in both HBeAg positive and negative
subjects with mean HBsAg declines of 0 02 log IU/mL in
placebo, 0 13 log IU/mL in 30 mg wk, 0 34 log IU/mL in 60 mg
wk, 0.44 log Iu/mL in 120 mg BW, and 0.75 log IU/mL in 120 mg
wk treatment arms by Day 85 Three subjects, from the 60 mg
wk, 120 mg BW, and 120 mg wk treatment arms, had HBsAg
1 54 log reduction (Day 85), 2 36 log (Day 92), and 2 72 log
(Day 85) without ALT elevation >2X ULN, respectively. Two
subjects had ALT >2xULN with HBsAg decline, 0.37 log IU/
mL [ALT 182 U/L; baseline 19 U/L] and 1.45 log IU/mL decline
[ALT 113 U/L; baseline 39 U/L]. No subjects had undetectable
HBsAg levels at end of treatment Safety: Overall, GSK404
had an acceptable safety profile. There was 1 SAE of
renal colic (120 mg GSK404 BW) considered unrelated to
treatment and 1 withdrawal due to pruritis, rash (Grade 1
[mild] on neck; 120 mg BW) considered treatment-related.
The most frequently reported AE was injection site reactions
Most AEs were Grade 1 or Grade 2 (moderate) with no clear
relationship to dose Platelets showed dose-dependent
declines that plateaued on treatment and started to recover
after dose completion No bleeding events were reported Two
placebo subjects had Grade 4 (potentially life-threatening) lab
abnormality of creatine kinase increase attributed to physical
activity PK: GSK404 had a Tmax at 2-4 hours post dose with
mean t1/2 of 3-5 hours across dose levels No accumulation
of plasma concentrations was observed with repeat dosing
Conclusion: GSK404 had an acceptable safety profile and
showed target engagement with dose-dependent declines in
mean HBsAg The Phase 2a study is ongoing with subjects in
an optional post-treatment period.
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