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Abstract


To define the clinical safeties and hematologic effects of subcutaneously administered yeast-derived recombinant human granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor(rh GM-CSF, LBD-005), and to determine the maximally tolerated dose(MTD) and
the
pharmacokinetics.
Sngle arm open non-randomized phase Ib study was carried in 15 cancer patients(14 patients evaluable) with chemotherapy induced bone marrow depression. Rh GM CSF by once-daily subcutaneous administration to groups of 3~6 patients at doses of 50,
100,
150, 250, 350, 500, 700¥ìg/§³/d for 10 consecutive days was escalated unless greater than WHO grade ¥² toxicites were observed. Intrapatient dose escalation was permitted. Clinical safeties and toxicities were observed with frequent hematologic
monitering. Blood and urine were collected on day 1, and 8 of rh GM-CSF administration to evaluate the parmacokinetic parameters.
Of the 15 enrolled patients, 14 patients were evaluable. Male to female ratio was 8:6 with median age 32 y-o(10~70 y-o). Seven patients had osteosarcoma, 2 malignant lymphoma, 2 gastric carcinoma, 2 lung cancer and 1 had uterine leiomyosarcoma.
The
total administered cycles of rh GM-CSF were 24. At each dose step, 3 patients were treated with exception of 6 patients at 500¥ìg/§³/d dose. At all the doses administered, fever and flue-like syndrome were common side effects. Grade I fever and
flue-like syndrome 50~150¥ìg/§³ dose, and grade ¥±fever flue-like syndrome were observed at the dose of grater than 250¥ì/§³/d dose. Even at the 700¥ìg/§³/d dose, no greater than grade¥²toxicities were observed. Leucocytosis were dose dependent
with
120~480% increment of baseline.
@ES Pharmacokinetic parameters are as follows;
@EN Cmax were dose dependent(0.42~11.7ng/ml) with 2~4 hours of Tmax. AUC were also dose dependent(3.93~87.9ng.hr/ml) with sustained serum levels(0.2~2ng/ml) up to 12 hours after rh GM-CSF administration. Urinary excretion(0~24 hours) after GM-CSF
was
less than 1% of administered dose.
Yeast-derived rh GM-CSF induces leucocytosis in the dose range of 150~500¥ìg/§³/d with tolerable side effects. Subcutaneously administered rh GM-CSF has sustained serum levels up to 12 hours after administration. The doses of 150~500¥ìg/§³/d
would
be
appropriated for the further trials.

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