Table 1. . Clinical effects of polymorphisms on the pharmacokinetics & pharmacodynamics of histone deacetylase inhibitors.
Polymorphism | Number of subjects | Ethnicity | Monotherapy or combination therapy | Key findings | Ref. |
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Valproic acid | |||||
UGT1A6*3: 19T>G (rs6759892) UGT1A6*5: 541A>G (rs2070959) |
98 children with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Monotherapy |
UGT1A6 double HT associated with higher VPA doses vs WT or single HT UGT1A6 double HT associated with lower VPA plasma concentrations vs single HT UGT2B7*2: no significant effect on VPA PK |
[9] |
UGT1A6*9: 552A>C (rs1105879) UGT2B7*2: 802C>T (rs7439366) |
162 patients with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Monotherapy |
Variant UGT1A6 carriers tended to require higher VPA dosages and had lower exposure to VPA (concentration-to-dose ratios) UGT2B7: no significant effect on VPA PK |
[10] |
UGT1A6*9: 552A>C (rs1105879) |
67 patients with epilepsy |
Unknown |
Monotherapy |
Lower VPA serum concentrations in heterozygous or homozygous patients vs WT patients |
[11] |
UGT1A6*5: 541A>G (rs2070959) UGT1A6*9: 552A>C (rs1105879) UGT2B7*2: 802C>T (rs7439366) UGT1A3*5: 17A>G/31T>C/81G>A/477A>G (rs28898617/rs3821242/rs6706232/rs7574296) |
242 patients with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Monotherapy (n = 136) Combination therapy: – Carbamazepine (n = 38) – Topiramate (n = 19) – Phenytoin (n = 3) – Piracetam (n = 6) – Vitamins and cardiovascular agents (n = 23) |
No significant effect of UGT1A6 and UGT2B7 SNPs on VPA PK Patients with the UGT1A3*5 variant had lower trough plasma concentration of VPA than WT carriers No effect of UGT SNPs on VPA PK in patients cotreated with carbamazepine |
[12] |
UGT1A6*5: 541A>G (rs2070959) |
147 children with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Monotherapy |
No significant effect on VPA PK |
[13] |
UGT2B7*2: 802C>T (rs7439366) |
14 healthy subjects with homozygous for UGT2B15*2 |
Asian (Korean) |
Combination therapy with lorazepam |
Insignificant trend of increased AUC of VPA with increasing numbers of UGT2B7*2 alleles |
[14] |
UGT2B7*2: 802C>T (rs7439366) UGT2B7*3: 211G>T (rs12233719) |
102 patients with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Monotherapy |
Significantly lower VPA trough plasma concentrations in patients carrying the TT and CT genotype at UGT2B7*2 vs patients with the CC genotype UGT2B7*3: no significant effect on VPA PK |
[15] |
UGT2B7: 161C>T (rs7668258) UGT2B7*2: 802C>T (rs7439366) |
166 patients with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Combination therapy with lamotrigine |
Significantly higher VPA concentrations were found in carriers of UGT2B7 (rs7668258) and -802C>T (rs7439366) vs WT |
[16] |
UGT2B7: 161C>T (rs7668258) |
78 children with epilepsy |
Asian (Japanese) |
Monotherapy (n = 37) Combination therapy: – Clobazam (n = 17) – Zonisamide (n = 11) – Levetiracetam (n = 5) – Triple therapy (n = 8) |
Patients with the CC genotype had lower adjusted plasma VPA concentrations than those with CT or TT genotype |
[17] |
UGT2B7: 268A>G (rs7662029) UGT2B7*3: 211G>T (rs12233719) |
248 patients with epilepsy |
Asian (Chinese) |
Monotherapy |
Carriers of the AA genotype had higher VPA serum concentrations than patients carrying the GG genotype UGT2B7*3: no significant effect on VPA PK |
[18] |
Romidepsin | |||||
ABCB1: 2677G>T/A (rs2032582) 1236C>T (rs1128503) 3435C>T (rs1045642) |
98 patients with T-cell lymphoma |
Caucasian, African–American, Hispanic, Asian |
Monotherapy |
Nonsignificant trend toward reduced romidepsin clearance in carriers of ABCB1 2677G>T/A variant alleles |
[19] |
|
83 patients with T-cell lymphoma and other cancers |
Caucasian, African–American, Hispanic, Asian |
Monotherapy |
ABCB1 variants associated with less severe QTc prolongation than WTs |
[20] |
Vorinostat | |||||
UGT2B17*2 (rs7439366) |
26 patients with breast adenocarcinoma |
Asian (Chinese, Malay, Indian) |
Monotherapy |
UGT2B17*2 homozygotes had significantly lower mean AUC ratio of vorinostat-O-glucuronide/vorinostat, and trended toward having higher vorinostat AUC, more serious adverse events, higher clinical benefit rate and longer median PFS than patients with at least one WT allele |
[21] |
UGT1A1 UGT2B17*2 |
Seven patients with advanced cancers |
Unknown |
Combination therapy with vinorelbine |
Both UGT1A1 and UGT2B17*2 polymorphisms had no significant effects on vorinostat PK No interaction between vorinostat and vinorelbine |
[22] |
Belinostat | |||||
UGT1A1*28: A[TA]7TAA (rs8175347) UGT1A1*60: 3279T>G (rs4124874) |
25 patients with solid tumors |
Caucasian, African–American, Hispanic, Asian |
Combination therapy with cisplatin and etoposide |
Increased AUC, t1/2 at doses >400 mg/m2 per 24 h Increased incidence grade 3 or 4 thrombocytopenia |
[23] |
Panobinostat | |||||
CYP3A5*3 (rs776746) | 14 patients with advanced or metastatic solid tumors | Caucasian | Monotherapy (day 1) Combination with ketoconazole (day 8) |
No differences in panobinostat PK between patients heterozygous and homozygous for CYP3A5*3 | [24] |
CLL: Chronic lymphocytic leukemia; HT: Heterozygosity; PFS: Progression-free survival; PK: Pharmacokinetic; t1/2: Elimination half-life; VPA: Valproic acid; WT: Wild-type.