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Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL [email protected] 2014 AEEH Meeting, Madrid: Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells for treatment of liver disease

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Page 1: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP

MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL

[email protected]

2014 AEEH Meeting, Madrid: Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

for treatment of liver disease

Page 2: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Conflict of interest declaration

• Scientific founder of Definigen Ltd - consultancy & shares

Page 3: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Overview

Reprogramming factors

Patient

Page 4: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

1-antitrypsin deficiency (Z)

342Glu to Lys Polymerisation Hepatic accumulation Disease

Lomas & co-workers; 1990-2012

Page 5: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Only ‘curative’ treatment to date

Whole organ transplantation

Page 6: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Liver transplantation

1. Short term – 10% operative risk

2. Long term - Immune suppression related morbidity

3. Big Challenge – donor shortage

Source: Transplant activity in the UK, 2010-2011, NHS Blood and Transplant

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Donors

Transplants

Transplant list

Deceased donor liver programme in the UK, 1 April 2001 - 31 March 2011Number of donors, transplants and patients on the active transplant list at 31 March

Thomas Starzl Roy Calne

Page 7: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Alternative to whole organ transplant?

vs.

Page 8: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Cell therapy

Ding, Roy Chowdhury et al JCI 2011

Page 9: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Acute liver failure 37 patients

Chronic Liver disease 20 patients

Metabolic liver disease 21 patients

Page 10: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Cell therapy - problem 1: Quantity

• Liver =1.5kg in weight (15% blood)• 4 x 10 9 cells per kg• 5 % cell replacement for metabolic recovery• If engraftment efficiency is 5%

• Need 1 x 10 10 cells (billions)

Page 11: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Cell therapy - problem 2: Quality

• Source of cells• Need for storage• Immunosuppression

Page 12: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Pluripotent stem cells

Cell clumps

hESCs

Thompson (1998)

iPSCS

Somatic cells.(Skin Cells)

Oct-4 / Sox2 / Klf4 / C-Myc

Yamanaka (2006)

1. Unlimited numbers 2. Any cell3. Patient specific4. Autologous5. Less ethical concerns

Page 13: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Reprogramming patient skin samples

Banito, Rashid et al., Genes Dev 2009

Reprogramming factors

Page 14: Dr. Tamir Rashid PhD, MRCP MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Hepatologist, KCL tamir.rashid@kcl.ac.uk 2014 AEEH Meeting,

Turning patient skin derived hiPSCs into liver cells

Rashid et al., J Clin Invest 2010