Antibody molecules that bind to il-6 receptor
a technology of il-6 receptor and antibody, which is applied in the field of pharmaceutical compositions comprising antiil6 receptor antibodies, can solve the problems of high production cost associated with the administration of extremely large quantities of protein, no report to date on the improvement of the plasma half-life of il-6 receptor antibodies through alteration, etc., to achieve prolong the therapeutic effect, improve the pharmacokinetics, and improve the effect of efficacy
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Identification of Mutation Sites in the Variable Regions for Enhancing the Affinity of TOCILIZUMAB for IL-6 Receptor
[0211]A library of CDR sequences into which mutations have been introduced was constructed and assayed to improve the affinity of TOCILIZUMAB (H chain WT-IgG1 / SEQ ID NO: 53; L chain WT-kappa / SEQ ID NO: 54) for IL-6 receptor. Screening of a library of CDR mutations revealed mutations that improve the affinity for IL-6 receptor. The mutations are shown in FIG. 1. A combination of these mutations yielded high-affinity TOCILIZUMAB such as RDC-23 (H chain RDC23H-IgG1 / SEQ ID NO: 55; L chain RDC-23L-kappa / SEQ ID NO: 56). The affinity for soluble IL-6 receptor and biological activity determined using BaF / gp130 were compared between RDC-23 and TOCILIZUMAB (see Reference Examples for the method).
[0212]The result of affinity measurement is shown in Table 1. The result of biological activity determination using BaF / gp130 (the final concentration of IL-6 was 30 ng / ml) is shown in F...
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Identification of Mutations for Improving the Pharmacokinetics of TOCILIZUMAB Via Reduction of its Isoelectric Point
[0213]To improve the pharmacokinetics of TOCILIZUMAB, investigation was carried out to identify mutation sites that would decrease the isoelectric point of the variable regions without significantly reducing the binding to the IL-6 receptor. Screening of mutation sites in the variable regions, which were predicted based on a three-dimensional structure model of TOCILIZUMAB, revealed mutation sites that would decrease the isoelectric point of the variable regions without significantly reducing its binding to the IL-6 receptor. These are shown in FIG. 3. A combination of these mutations yielded TOCILIZUMAB with reduced isoelectric point including, for example, H53 / L28 (H chain H53-IgG1 / SEQ ID NO: 57; L chain L28-kappa / SEQ ID NO: 58). The affinity for soluble IL-6 receptor, isoelectric point, pharmacokinetics in mice, and biological activity determined using BaF / gp130 wer...
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Identification of Mutation Sites that Reduce the Immunogenicity of TOCILIZUMAB Identification of Mutations that Reduce the Immunogenicity Risk of T-Cell Epitopes Present in the Variable Regions
[0217]T-cell epitopes present in the variable-region sequence of TOCILIZUMAB were analyzed using TEPITOPE (Methods. 2004 December; 34(4):468-75). As a result, the L-chain CDR2 was predicted to have many T-cell epitopes that would bind to HLA (i.e. to have a sequence with a high immunogenicity risk). Thus, TEPITOPE analysis was carried out to examine amino acid substitutions that would reduce the immunogenicity risk of the L-chain CDR2 without decreasing the stability, binding activity, or neutralizing activity.
[0218]As described below, the screening result demonstrated that the immunogenicity risk can be reduced without decreasing the stability, binding activity, or neutralizing activity by substituting the threonine at L51 (Kabat's numbering; Kabat E A et al., (1991) Sequences of Proteins of ...
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