Method of identifying individuals at risk of thiopurine drug resistance and intolerance
A thiopurine and tolerance technology, applied in the identification of individuals at risk of thiopurine drug resistance and intolerance, can solve problems such as toxicity
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[0130] A 50-year-old Caucasian male (patient A) with indeterminate colitis had RBC TPMT activity found to be as high as 25.6 units / ml RBC (referred to as figure 1 "Indicator Case" in ), using radiochemical analysis (Weinshilboum et al., 1999). TPMT phenotypes were first offered as a clinical service in Christchurch (New Zealand) in 2003 (Sies et al., 2005) and since then over 2000 individuals have been tested. The standard range of TPMT activity, as measured by phenotypic assays, is 9.3 to 17.6 units / ml RBC ( figure 1). The highest available activity previously recorded was 22.5 units / ml RBC (Sies et al., 2005). Since Patient A did not receive any inhibitory drug treatment to induce TPMT activity, it is conceivable that his UM status was due to a mutation within the TPMT promoter. To test this hypothesis, the TPMT promoter was sequenced in this patient, as were nine other individuals with the UM phenotype (18.4-22.5 units / ml RBC).
[0131] Genomic DNA was extracted from 5 ...
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