Therapeutic agents and their potential effects on alloantigen presentation in transplantation
Pathway . | Target . | Commercial examples . | Putative effects . |
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Targeted therapeutic agents | |||
DAMP/PAMP inhibition | RAGE inhibitor | PF-04494700 | Inhibit donor DC activation and expansion in the GI tract42 |
TLR4 inhibitor | Eritoran | Inhibit donor DC activation and expansion in the GI tract42 | |
Chemokine inhibition | Anti-CCR7 Ab | In development | Prevent migration of alloantigen bearing tissue donor DCs into lymph nodes42 |
Anti-α4β7 integrin Ab | Vedolizumab | Prevent migration of donor T cells with integrin signatures imprinted by donor DCs42 | |
Cytokine inhibition | Anti-IL-12/23p40 Ab | Ustekinumab | Inhibit T-cell expansion and Th1/Th17 differentiation in response to APC-derived IL-12/2342 |
Anti–IL-6 or IL-6 receptor Ab | Siltuximab Tocilizumab | Inhibit T-cell expansion and Th17 differentiation in response to APC-derived IL-642 | |
Costimulatory molecule inhibition | Antagonistic CD40- Ab | Lucatumumab | Inhibit CD40 and APC activation1 |
CTLA-4-Fc | Abatacept | Inhibit CD80/86 and APC mediated co-stimulation1 | |
DC depletion | CD83 Ab | In development | Depletion of activated DCs98 |
Cell signaling inhibition | Janus kinase inhibitors | Ruxolitinib | Impaired DC activation and migration1 |
Currently used immune suppressants | Calcineurin inhibition | Cyclosporin tacrolimus | Inhibition of antigen presentation in DCs100 |
mTOR inhibition | Rapamycin | Promotion of tolerogenic DC phenotype100 | |
Posttransplant cyclophosphamide | Cyclophosphamide | Depletion of APC? |
Pathway . | Target . | Commercial examples . | Putative effects . |
---|---|---|---|
Targeted therapeutic agents | |||
DAMP/PAMP inhibition | RAGE inhibitor | PF-04494700 | Inhibit donor DC activation and expansion in the GI tract42 |
TLR4 inhibitor | Eritoran | Inhibit donor DC activation and expansion in the GI tract42 | |
Chemokine inhibition | Anti-CCR7 Ab | In development | Prevent migration of alloantigen bearing tissue donor DCs into lymph nodes42 |
Anti-α4β7 integrin Ab | Vedolizumab | Prevent migration of donor T cells with integrin signatures imprinted by donor DCs42 | |
Cytokine inhibition | Anti-IL-12/23p40 Ab | Ustekinumab | Inhibit T-cell expansion and Th1/Th17 differentiation in response to APC-derived IL-12/2342 |
Anti–IL-6 or IL-6 receptor Ab | Siltuximab Tocilizumab | Inhibit T-cell expansion and Th17 differentiation in response to APC-derived IL-642 | |
Costimulatory molecule inhibition | Antagonistic CD40- Ab | Lucatumumab | Inhibit CD40 and APC activation1 |
CTLA-4-Fc | Abatacept | Inhibit CD80/86 and APC mediated co-stimulation1 | |
DC depletion | CD83 Ab | In development | Depletion of activated DCs98 |
Cell signaling inhibition | Janus kinase inhibitors | Ruxolitinib | Impaired DC activation and migration1 |
Currently used immune suppressants | Calcineurin inhibition | Cyclosporin tacrolimus | Inhibition of antigen presentation in DCs100 |
mTOR inhibition | Rapamycin | Promotion of tolerogenic DC phenotype100 | |
Posttransplant cyclophosphamide | Cyclophosphamide | Depletion of APC? |
Ab, antibody.