NeoPancONE: GATA6 expression as a predictor of benefit to peri-operative modified FOLFIRINOX in resectable pancreatic adenocarcinoma (r-PDAC): A multicentre phase II study.

4011 Background: Modified FOLFIRINOX (mFFX) is increasingly used in the perioperative setting in r-PDAC and patients (pts) would benefit from a biomarker approach. GATA6 expression enriches for the classical RNA subtype, associated with improved OS in advanced PDAC. Low expression identifies the basal subtype which may predict mFFX resistance. NeoPancONE is a single arm Phase II multicentre study evaluating clinical outcomes and investigating GATA6 as a biomarker of response to perioperative mFFX in r-PDAC. Methods: Pts were enrolled following central radiology review (CRR) and underwent an EUS FNB for GATA6 in-situ hybridization (ISH). Six cycles of mFFX were planned pre and postoperatively. The primary endpoint was 1 yr event-free survival (EFS) according to GATA6 ISH (high vs low). Secondary endpoints include OS, RECIST response, SAEs, R0 resection rates and RNA subtyping by PurIST. Statistical assumptions used a ratio of 3:1 GATA6 high:low, with a 1 yr EFS of 65% for high and 34% for low (HR 2.5, 80% power, 2 sided alpha 0.05). KM method and log-rank test were used. Results: Between Sep-2020– Sep 2023, 146 pts were screened and 84 enrolled (58%) at 8 Canadian centres. CRR deemed 39 (27%) ineligible. Clinical data are summarized (Table). GATA6 ISH was analysed in 74 (88%); 62 (84%) were high, 16% low. At a median follow up of 24.5 mos, the med EFS and OS in the ITT were 16.1 mos (95 CI; 13-21) and 34.2 mos (95 CI; 28-NE). Med OS in the 73 pts who underwent surgery was 35.6 mos (95 CI 33-NE). The 1 yr EFS was 71% in GATA6 high vs 58% in GATA6 low p= 0.53. 1 yr OS was 87% in high vs 75% for low p= 0.29. The proportion progressing within 6 mos of enrollment in the GATA6 low group was significantly higher (42% vs 12% p=0.02). PuriST subtyping was reported in 49 (67%) resections; 14% basal, 86% classical. The 1 yr EFS was 79% in classical vs 43% in the basal subtype p=0.1. The 1 yr OS was 95% in classical vs 57% in basal p=0.034. Conclusions: This is one of the first trials in r-PDAC to identify potential biomarkers to predict perioperative mFFX response. GATA6 by ISH can be assessed on baseline tissue. GATA6 high is a prognostic biomarker, although NS, trends towards improved EFS and an encouraging OS. Disease progression within 6 months of enrollment occurs in nearly 50% of patients with low GATA6 expression. Neoadjuvant mFFX should not be the standard of care in these patients. Basal/Classical subtyping had stronger prognostic value than GATA6 and should be considered at baseline EUS FNB for future perioperative strategies in r-PDAC studies. Clinical trial information: NCT04472910 . Characteristic n=84 Age med. (range) yrs 64 (44, 83) Baseline EUS FNB tissue n (%) 83 (98) Pre-op completed 6 cycles n (%) 62 (74) Pre-op RECIST CR/PR/SD/PD/NE % 1/18/64/11/6 Surgery Completed Y/N n (%) / R0 / R1 n (%) 73 (87) / 11(13) / 62 (85) / 11 (15) Adjuvant Chemotherapy Y / N n (%) 63 (86) / 10 (14) mFFX associated SAE ≥G3 n (%) 13 (15) Pre-op mFFX related deaths 3 (4)

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NeoPancONE: GATA6 expression as a predictor of benefit to peri-operative modified FOLFIRINOX in resectable pancreatic adenocarcinoma (r-PDAC): A multicentre phase II study.

Daniel J. Renouf, Xiang Y. Ye, Grainne M. O’Kane, Kai Duan et al.
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NeoPancONE: GATA6 expression as a predictor of benefit to peri-operative modified FOLFIRINOX in resectable pancreatic adenocarcinoma (r-PDAC): A multicentre phase II study.

Daniel J. Renouf, Xiang Y. Ye, Grainne M. O’Kane, Kai Duan, Steven Gallinger, Anna Dodd, Stephen Welch, Amy Zhang, Michael Jonathon Raphael, Derek J. Jonker, Jennifer J. Knox, Ronan Andrew McLaughlin, Paul J. Karanicolas, Sandra Elisabeth Fischer, Korosh Khalili, Tae Kyoung Kim, Shiva Jayaraman, Carol-Anne Moulton, Yoo‐Joung Ko, Kimberly A. Bertens
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4011 Background: Modified FOLFIRINOX (mFFX) is increasingly used in the perioperative setting in r-PDAC and patients (pts) would benefit from a biomarker approach. GATA6 expression enriches for the classical RNA subtype, associated with improved OS in advanced PDAC. Low expression identifies the basal subtype which may predict mFFX resistance. NeoPancONE is a single arm Phase II multicentre study evaluating clinical outcomes and investigating GATA6 as a biomarker of response to perioperative mFFX in r-PDAC. Methods: Pts were enrolled following central radiology review (CRR) and underwent an EUS FNB for GATA6 in-situ hybridization (ISH). Six cycles of mFFX were planned pre and postoperatively. The primary endpoint was 1 yr event-free survival (EFS) according to GATA6 ISH (high vs low). Secondary endpoints include OS, RECIST response, SAEs, R0 resection rates and RNA subtyping by PurIST. Statistical assumptions used a ratio of 3:1 GATA6 high:low, with a 1 yr EFS of 65% for high and 34% for low (HR 2.5, 80% power, 2 sided alpha 0.05). KM method and log-rank test were used. Results: Between Sep-2020– Sep 2023, 146 pts were screened and 84 enrolled (58%) at 8 Canadian centres. CRR deemed 39 (27%) ineligible. Clinical data are summarized (Table). GATA6 ISH was analysed in 74 (88%); 62 (84%) were high, 16% low. At a median follow up of 24.5 mos, the med EFS and OS in the ITT were 16.1 mos (95 CI; 13-21) and 34.2 mos (95 CI; 28-NE). Med OS in the 73 pts who underwent surgery was 35.6 mos (95 CI 33-NE). The 1 yr EFS was 71% in GATA6 high vs 58% in GATA6 low p= 0.53. 1 yr OS was 87% in high vs 75% for low p= 0.29. The proportion progressing within 6 mos of enrollment in the GATA6 low group was significantly higher (42% vs 12% p=0.02). PuriST subtyping was reported in 49 (67%) resections; 14% basal, 86% classical. The 1 yr EFS was 79% in classical vs 43% in the basal subtype p=0.1. The 1 yr OS was 95% in classical vs 57% in basal p=0.034. Conclusions: This is one of the first trials in r-PDAC to identify potential biomarkers to predict perioperative mFFX response. GATA6 by ISH can be assessed on baseline tissue. GATA6 high is a prognostic biomarker, although NS, trends towards improved EFS and an encouraging OS. Disease progression within 6 months of enrollment occurs in nearly 50% of patients with low GATA6 expression. Neoadjuvant mFFX should not be the standard of care in these patients. Basal/Classical subtyping had stronger prognostic value than GATA6 and should be considered at baseline EUS FNB for future perioperative strategies in r-PDAC studies. Clinical trial information: NCT04472910 . Characteristic n=84 Age med. (range) yrs 64 (44, 83) Baseline EUS FNB tissue n (%) 83 (98) Pre-op completed 6 cycles n (%) 62 (74) Pre-op RECIST CR/PR/SD/PD/NE % 1/18/64/11/6 Surgery Completed Y/N n (%) / R0 / R1 n (%) 73 (87) / 11(13) / 62 (85) / 11 (15) Adjuvant Chemotherapy Y / N n (%) 63 (86) / 10 (14) mFFX associated SAE ≥G3 n (%) 13 (15) Pre-op mFFX related deaths 3 (4)

Journal of Clinical OncologyVol. 43(16_suppl)
Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (CA), St. Michael's Hospital (CA), Sunnybrook Health Science Centre (CA), University Health Network (CA), University of Toronto (CA), Cancer Care Ontario (CA), Ottawa Hospital (CA), Toronto General Hospital (CA), Health Sciences Centre (CA), Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (CA), Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (CA), Unity Health Toronto
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