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Innovations in Protein Kinase Therapies: Company Pipelines, Therapeutic Applications and Market Forecasts
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During the last decade, approvals for several first-in-class kinase inhibitors have resulted in a wider recognition of kinases as an important class of drug targets. In the cancer market, there are now seven launched agents targeting EGFR family kinases, three agents targeting ABL family kinases and two which target VGFR family kinases. Although the kinase market is still relatively young, 173 kinase-related genes are now being targeted in drug developments.
'Innovations in Protein Kinase Therapies’ provides analysis of 608 kinase-targeting drugs in commercial development by 232 originating companies. This report identifies areas of innovation and opportunity for kinase targeting drugs in cancer and examines the non-cancer applications of kinase drugs across inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, restenosis, diabetes and other disorders. Leading kinase drug originating companies are profiled to reveal their drugs in development and co-development strategies. Global sales forecasts to 2013 for kinase-targeted drugs are also provided.
Examine kinase drug targets in cancer and other major indications and review the pipelines of leading kinase drug originating companies...
Use this report to:
- Examine the novel approaches to small molecule kinase inhibitor discovery with this report’s analysis of the strategies currently under development for the efficient discovery and optimization of new inhibitors. - Identify the most promising approaches to kinase modulation in cancer and other diseases by examining drug targets including ABL1, EGFR, ERBB2, FLT3, KIT, PDGFRA, PDGFRB, FLT1, FLT4, KDR, JAK2, MET, AKT1, CDC2, CDK2, AURKA, AURKB, PLK1, FRAP1 and PIK3CA. - Compare the activities of the top 20 kinase drug originating companies and identify potential development partners with this report’s analysis of each player’s kinase-related collaborations and drug pipelines. - Understand future developments in the global kinase drug market, review global pharma trends by region/indication and forecast sales to 2013 for drugs directed at specific kinase-related targets.
Explore issues including...
- The potential of ATP competitive inhibitor libraries. With the binding of ATP being essential for kinase activity, most R&D efforts in the past have been directed at the discovery of small molecule reversible ATP competitive inhibitors. Vast libraries of ATP competitive inhibitors offer the promise of easy success in the search for new kinase inhibitors.
- The importance of profiling drug candidate activity against a wide variety of kinases. Understanding the behaviour of a compound provides an early indication of whether or not it can have potentially toxic side-effects. Assays developed to allow the selectivity of a new kinase inhibitor to be evaluated at the protein and cellular level are described in this report.
- Selectivity criteria for kinases as targets in inflammation. The key issue in the inflammation area is mainly the selectivity of both the target and the inhibitor, in addition to the associated side effect profile of corresponding drugs. In contrast to oncology applications where efficacy is by far the most important criteria, a high safety profile is key for the treatment of chronic inflammatory and autoimmune diseases.
Discover
- What types of kinase-targeting drugs are currently available? - Which are the most important therapeutic indications for kinase drugs? - Which kinase targets are being pursued by drug developers? - Which companies are the most prolific developers of kinase drugs and what drugs are in their portfolios? - What is the nature of commercial activity surrounding the major kinase targets? - How is the kinase-targeting drug market segmented and how are these sectors expected to perform over the period 2009-13? - Which areas of unmet need are new kinase drugs likely to address? - What are the trends in kinase-related patenting in the US?
Key findings:
- This report has identified 608 drugs under development from 232 originating companies. These include 455 anticancer drugs directed at a total of 122 molecular targets, and 153 drugs for indications other than cancer, which are directed at 79 molecular targets.
- 21 (3.5%) of the developmental kinase drugs identified by this report have been launched, and 28 (7.8%) are in Phase 3 clinical trials or beyond. The vast majority of kinase drugs in development are small molecule drugs (78.8%).
- Cancer is the most popular indication for kinase drugs (74.8%), followed by arthritis, diabetes and inflammation. A number of marketed drugs are also targeting restenosis.
- The global market for kinase-targeted drugs is forecast to grow by 18% per annum, from $13bn in 2008 to $35bn in 2013, based on this report’s analysis of kinase-targeting drug segments.
- Novartis has a commanding lead of the kinase drug market, with a 29% share in 2008. In 2013, Novartis' leadership is set to continue, but the most improved company is expected to be Bristol-Myers Squibb, as a result of strong growth from Sprycel. |
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Executive Summary
Chapter 1 Kinases as drug targets
Summary
Introduction Overview of human protein kinases Classification schemes
Kinases in signal transduction pathways MAPK pathways MAPK (ERK) pathway JNK/SAPK pathway MAPK14 pathway PI3K/AKT signaling JAK/STAT signaling NFKB pathway Insulin receptor signaling Immune cell signaling T cell receptor signaling B-cell receptor complexes Signaling in vascular morphogenesis VEGF receptor signaling EGF receptor signaling Cyclic nucleotide metabolism Cell cycle checkpoint controls
Categories of kinase-targeted drugs Small molecules Monoclonal antibodies Emerging biopharmaceuticals
Kinase drug audit
Chapter 2 Small molecule kinase inhibitor discovery
Summary
Introduction
Mechanisms of kinase inhibition ATP competitive inhibitors Irreversible inhibitors Allosteric inhibitors
Approaches to kinase inhibitor discovery Traditional kinase inhibitor discovery High-throughput screening of compound libraries Lead optimization Synthesis of inhibitor analogs Structure-informed drug design Structure-informed drug re-design Fragment-based drug discovery
Kinase inhibitor selectivity assays Protein selectivity assays Kinase activity assays Kinase binding assays Cellular selectivity assays
Identifying substrates of kinases
Chapter 3 Targeting kinases in cancer
Summary
Overview of cancer
Established and emerging therapies
Therapeutic potential of kinase inhibition Types of kinase targets Mutationally-activated kinases Kinases which sustain tumor growth Kinases with roles in tumorigenesis
Top 20 kinase targets
Group: TK ABL1 (Abl family) Target characteristics Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development EGFR and ERBB2 (EGFR family) Target characteristics Approaches to EGFR inhibition Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development FLT3, KIT, PDGFRA, and PDGFRB (PDGFR family) Target characteristics Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development FLT1, FLT4, and KDR (VEGFR family) Target characteristics Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development JAK2 (JakA family) Target characteristics Drugs in development MET (Met family) Target characteristics Agents in development
Group: AGC AKT1 (AKT family) Target characteristics Drugs in development
Group: CMGC CDC2 and CDK2 (CDK family; CDC2 subfamily) Target characteristics Drugs in development
Group: Other AURKA and AURKB (AUR family) Target characteristics Drugs in development PLK1 (PLK family) Target characteristics Drugs in development
Group: Atypical Target characteristics Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development
Dual specificity lipid/protein kinases PIK3CA (PI3K) Target characteristics Inhibitors in development
Future trends
Chapter 4 Non-cancer applications of kinase drugs
Summary
Introduction
Chronic inflammation and kinases
Leading indications Arthritis Diabetes Inflammation Immunosuppression Ophthalmology Psoriasis Pulmonary diseases Cardiovascular Myelodysplastic disorders GI disorders Pain
Leading kinase targets MAPK14 Target characteristics Inhibitors in development FRAP1 Target characteristics Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development JAK3 Target characteristics Inhibitors in development NTRK1 Target characteristics Inhibitors in development ROCK1 Target characteristics Inhibitors on the market Inhibitors in development
Chapter 5 Leading kinase drug originating companies
Summary/Introduction
5.1 Abbott Laboratories Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Ambit Biosciences Corp Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Amgen Inc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Array BioPharma Inc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
AstraZeneca plc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Avila Therapeutics Inc Company overview Kinase drug pipeline
Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Cephalon Inc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Deciphera Pharmaceuticals LLC Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Eli Lilly Co Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Exelixis Inc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
GlaxoSmithKline plc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Johnson & Johnson Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co Ltd Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Novartis International AG Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Pfizer Inc Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Sanofi-Aventis Group Company overview Kinase drug pipeline
Wyeth Company overview Kinase-related collaborations (2005 onwards) Kinase drug pipeline
Chapter 6 Market Analysis: Trends and Forecasts
Summary
Prevalence of targeted diseases
Analyses and Forecasts by Type of Agent Limus agents/mTOR inhibitors Overview Standalone mTOR inhibitors Drug-eluting stents Drug-eluting stent market Sirolimus-eluting stents Everolimus- and zotarolimus-eluting stents Sales trends in mTOR inhibitors Forthcoming mTOR inhibitors EGFR Family inhibitors Overview Trastuzumab Erlotinib Cetuximab Gefitinib Panitumumab Lapatinib Nimotuzumab Sales trends in EGFR Family inhibitors Forthcoming EGFR Family Inhibitors ABL/FLT3 Group Inhibitors Overview Imatinib Dasatinib Nilotinib Sales trends in ABL1/FLT3 Family Inhibitors Forthcoming ABL1/FLT3 Family Inhibitors VEGFR Family Overview Sunitinib Sorafenib Sales trends in VEGFR Family inhibitors Forthcoming VEGFR Family Inhibitors Other launched agents Overview Fasudil Pirfenidone Sales trends of other agents Other forthcoming agents
Company sales and trends
Patenting trends
Appendix 1 Kinase-related targets and their abbreviations
Appendix 2 Other abbreviations and acronyms
Appendix 3 Research Methodology
Index
List of Figures Figure 1.1: Leading kinase-targeted drug applications Figure 1.2: Kinase target landscape Figure 6.3: Kinase originator market shares
List of Tables Table 1.1: Human Kinase Gene Audit Table 1.2: Hanks Classification of Protein Kinases (1995) Table 1.3: Hanks Classification of Protein Kinases (1995) (continued) Table 1.4: Kinase Agents by Development Stage Table 1.5: Kinase Drugs by Product Type Table 1.6: Leading developers of therapeutic kinase-targeted drugs Table 1.7: Kinase Agonists and Stimulants Table 3.8: Kinases implicated in human cancer Table 3.9: Kinases implicated in human cancer (continued) Table 3.10: Top 20 Kinase Targets in Cancer Table 3.11: Overview of ABL1-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.12: Overview of ABL1-targeted agents in cancer (continued 1) Table 3.13: Overview of ABL1-targeted agents in cancer (continued 2) Table 3.14: Overview of EGFR-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.15: Overview of EGFR-targeted agents in cancer (Phase III and above) Table 3.16: Overview of EGFR-targeted agents in cancer (Phase II) Table 3.17: Overview of EGFR-targeted agents in cancer (Phase I) Table 3.18: Overview of EGFR-targeted agents in cancer (Preclinical) Table 3.19: Overview of ERBB2-targeted agents in cancer (Phase III and above) Table 3.20: Overview of ERBB2-targeted agents in cancer (Phase II) Table 3.21: Overview of ERBB2-targeted agents in cancer (Phase I and Preclinical) Table 3.22: Overview of FLT3-targeted agents in cancer (Launched) Table 3.23: Overview of FLT3-targeted agents in cancer (Phase II and III) Table 3.24: Overview of FLT3-targeted agents in cancer (Phase I and II) Table 3.25: Overview of FLT3-targeted agents in cancer (Preclinical and Phase I) Table 3.26: Overview of KIT-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.27: Overview of KIT-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 1) Table 3.28: Overview of KIT-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 2) Table 3.29: Overview of KIT-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 3) Table 3.30: Overview of KIT-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 4) Table 3.31: Overview of KIT-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 4) Table 3.32: Overview of PDGFRA-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.33: Overview of PDGFRA-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 1) Table 3.34: Overview of PDGFRA-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 2) Table 3.35: Overview of PDGFRA-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 3) Table 3.36: Overview of PDGFRB-targeted agents in cancer (Phase II and Phase III) Table 3.37: Overview of PDGFRB-targeted agents in cancer (Preclinical and Phase I) Table 3.38: Overview of FLT1-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.39: Overview of FLT1-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 1) Table 3.40: Overview of FLT1-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 2) Table 3.41: Overview of FLT1-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 3) Table 3.42: Overview of FLT4-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.43: Overview of FLT4-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 1) Table 3.44: Overview of FLT4-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 2) Table 3.45: Overview of KDR-targeted agents in cancer Table 3.46: Overview of KDR-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 1) Table 3.47: Overview of KDR-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 2) Table 3.48: Overview of KDR-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 3) Table 3.49: Overview of KDR-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 4) Table 3.50: Overview of KDR-targeted agents in cancer (Continued 5) Table 3.51: Overview of JAK2-Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.52: Overview of JAK2-Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.53: Overview of MET-Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.54: Overview of MET-Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.55: Overview of AKT1-Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.56: Overview of AKT1-Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.57: Overview of CDC2-Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.58: Overview of CDK2-Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.59: Overview of CDK2-Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.60: Overview of AURKA-Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.61: Overview of AURKA -Targeted Agents in Cancer (continued) Table 3.62: Overview of AURKB -Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.63: Overview of PLK1 -Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.64: Overview of FRAP1 -Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.65: Overview of FRAP1 -Targeted Agents in Cancer (Continued 1) Table 3.66: Overview of FRAP1 -Targeted Agents in Cancer (Continued 2) Table 3.67: Overview of PIK3CA -Targeted Agents in Cancer Table 3.68: Overview of PIK3CA -Targeted Agents in Cancer (Continued) Table 4.69: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Anti-Arthritic Applications Table 4.70: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Anti-Arthritic Applications (continued 1) Table 4.71: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Anti-Arthritic Applications (continued 2) Table 4.72: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Anti-Arthritic Applications (continued 3) Table 4.73: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Anti-Arthritic Applications (continued 4) Table 4.74: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Anti-Arthritic Applications (continued 5) Table 4.75: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Diabetes Applications Table 4.76: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Diabetes Applications (continued 1) Table 4.77: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Diabetes Applications (continued 2) Table 4.78: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Inflammatory Applications Table 4.79: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Inflammatory Applications (Continued 1) Table 4.80: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Inflammatory Applications (Continued 2) Table 4.81: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Immunosuppresive Applications Table 4.82: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Immunosuppresive Applications (continued) Table 4.83: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Ophthalmological Applications Table 4.84: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Ophthalmological Applications (continued) Table 4.85: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Psoriasis Applications (continued) Table 4.86: Kinase-Targeted Agents With Psoriasis Applications (continued) Table 4.87: Kinase-Targeted Agents With PulmonaryApplications (Launched) Table 4.88: Kinase-Targeted Agents With PulmonaryApplications (Phase I-III) Table 4.89: Kinase-Targeted Agents With PulmonaryApplications (Preclinical) Table 4.90: Kinase-targeted agents with cardiovascular applications Table 4.91: Kinase-targeted agents with cardiovascular applications (continued) Table 4.92: Kinase-targeted agents with myelodysplastic disorder applications Table 4.93: Kinase-targeted agents with myelodysplastic disorder applications (continued) Table 4.94: Kinase-targeted agents with myelodysplastic disorder applications (continued 2) Table 4.95: Kinase-targeted agents with myelodysplastic disorder applications (continued 3) Table 4.96: Kinase-targeted agents with GI disorder applications Table 4.97: Kinase-targeted agents with GI disorder applications Table 5.98: Overview of Abbott's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.99: Overview of Ambit Biosciences' Kinase Pipeline by Status Table 5.100: Overview of Amgen's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.101: Overview of Array BioPharma's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.102: Overview of AstraZeneca’s kinase pipeline by status Table 5.103: Overview of Avila Therapeutics' kinase pipeline by status Table 5.104: Overview of Boehringer Ingelheim's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.105: Overview of Bristol-Myers Squibb's (BMS) kinase pipeline by status Table 5.106: Overview of Cephalon's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.107: Overview of Deciphera Pharmaceuticals' kinase pipeline by status Table 5.108: Overview of Eli Lilly’s kinase pipeline by status Table 5.109: Overview of Eli Lilly’s kinase pipeline by status (continued) Table 5.110: Overview of Exelixis’ kinase pipeline by status Table 5.111: Overview of Exelixis’ kinase pipeline by status Table 5.112: Overview of Hoffmann-La Roche's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.113: Overview of Johnson & Johnson's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.114: Overview of Kyowa Hakko Kirin's kinase pipeline by status Table 5.115: Overview of Novartis’ kinase pipeline by status Table 5.116: Overview of Novartis’ kinase pipeline by status (continued) Table 5.117: Overview of Pfizer’s kinase pipeline by status Table 5.118: Overview of Sanofi-Aventis' kinase pipeline by status Table 5.119: Overview of Wyeth’s kinase pipeline by status Table 6.120: World Prevalence Of Diseases Table 6.121: World Pharma Market by Indication (US$m), 2008-2013 Table 6.122: World Pharma Market by Region (US$m), 2008-2013 Table 6.123: Kinase Drug Analysis (in 2007-2008) and Forecasts, 2009-2013 ($USm) Table 6.124: Kinase Inhibitors by Geography ($USm), 2008 and 2013 Table 6.125: Manufacturer Analysis (2008) and Forecasts (US$m), 2009-2013 Table 6.126: Major Kinase Patent Indications Table 6.127: Leading Kinase Patent Assignees |
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Companies Mentioned |
- Abbott Laboratories
- Ambit Biosciences Corp
- Amgen Inc
- Array BioPharma Inc
- AstraZeneca plc
- Avila Therapeutics Inc
- Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH
- Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
- Cephalon Inc
- Deciphera Pharmaceuticals LLC
- Eli Lilly Co
- Exelixis Inc
- GlaxoSmithKline plc
- Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd
- Johnson & Johnson
- Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co Ltd
- Novartis International AG
- Pfizer Inc
- Sanofi-Aventis Group
- Wyeth |
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