Projekt

PhenoTox: Hunting the missing heritability of early-onset fluoropyrimdine-related toxicity in cancer patients: an observational multi-center study

Abgeschlossen · 2016 bis 2024

Art
Klinische Forschung
Reichweite
Multizentrisch, KSSG als teilnehmendes Zentrum
Bereiche
Status
Abgeschlossen
Start
2016
Ende
2024
Finanzierungsart
Andere
Kurzbeschreibung/Zielsetzung

In cancer patients receiving fluoropyrimidine-based chemo-therapy, there is extensive inter-individual variability in plasma drug concentrations and the severity of chemo-therapy-related toxicity. A strong association has been shown for plasma concentrations and drug-related toxicity as well as clinical outcome in 5-fluorouracil treated cancer patients. In spite of the identification of some genetic risk factors that contribute to this inter-individual variability, a majority of toxicity occurrences remain unexplained. Cur-rently, variability in drug exposure related to BSA-based dosing hampers the identification of genetic factors con-tributing to individual FP toxicity risk and the quantification of their clinical relevance. Thus, the power of association studies can be improved by accounting for differences in individual drug exposure.