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Exposure-response of serum biomarkers to vamorolone, a dissociative corticosteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, in 4- to <7-year children

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OBJECTIVES: Corticosteroid agonists of the glucocorticoid receptor are a mainstay of therapeutics for pro-inflammatory conditions. Vamorolone is a novel partial agonist that is differentiated from the other members of the corticosteroid class by non-metabolism by 11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases, antagonism of the mineralocorticoid receptor, and differential co-factor binding. Our objective was to define the pharmacodynamic response of serum proteins to vamorolone. METHODS: Clinical trial participants with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (4 to <7 yr; n = 39; mean [SD] age = 5.3 [1.0]) enrolled in a multiple ascending dose study of vamorolone were studied (24-fold dose range). Dose-response and exposure-response of 1,305 serum proteins were defined by intra-subject longitudinal changes (baseline vs. Day 14). RESULTS: Dose-response analysis identified 159 of 1,305 serum proteins as dose-responsive to vamorolone (12 % of proteins tested; 20 % increased, 80 % decreased). Two inflammatory networks showed drug-responsive suppression. One centered on extracellular serine proteases and lymphotoxins (PI3, KLK7, KLK8, KLK11, lymphotoxins A, B) converging on NFκB. The second centered on cytokines (CCL22/MDC, CCL21, CCL14, CXCL12) and IL23 signaling. In the IL23 network, acutely responsive anti-inflammatory proteins included increases of an inhibitor of IL17 signaling (IL17RC) and decreases of IL23 (IL12B:IL23A). A protein associated with resistance to environmental microbes, PTP1C, showed strong induction and is a novel candidate for aspects of corticosteroid efficacy. Two networks of cell-associated proteins were identified as drug responsive that may represent muscle tissue response (efficacy): connective tissue remodeling upstream of Notch signaling, and plasma membrane proteins impinging on AKT1 signaling. CONCLUSION: The serum proteome pharmacodynamics of the response to vamorolone was defined.

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Exposure-response of serum biomarkers to vamorolone, a dissociative corticosteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, in 4- to &lt;7-year children
Date Crossref
01/01/2026
Éditeur
Elsevier BV
Type
journal-article

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