This document summarizes the development of the Anthony Nolan Register, which was established in 1974 to recruit donors for bone marrow transplants. It has since grown to over 1 million donors and provided transplants to over 10,000 recipients. The document also discusses Anthony Nolan's cord blood program established in 2007, the use of cord blood as an alternative transplant source, and ongoing research into selecting optimal cord blood units based on immunogenetic factors to improve transplant outcomes.
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Beneficio terapeutico de la interaccion materno filial
1. BENEFICIO TERAPEUTICO DE LA INTERACCION
MATERNO FILIAL
JORNADA ANUAL DEL PROGRAMA DE CONCORDIA
25 Mayo 2017
4. Development of The Anthony Nolan Register
1971 - Anthony Nolan born suffering from Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
1974 - Donor recruitment commenced to establish a panel of donors
1979 - Anthony died without receiving a transplant
2017 - Number of donors on Reg = 1,000,000
2017- Number of donors provided for transplant = > 10,000
ANTHONY NOLAN
5. ANTHONY NOLAN
CORD BLOOD PROGRAMME 2007-2017
Register Cell Pharmacy
CORD BLOOD BANK CORD BLOOD PHARM
8. A DONOR FOR EVERYONE
? Related Donors
? Unrelated Donors
? Cord blood
? Haploidenticals
? +Cell therapy
9. ¡°Among patients with pretransplantation minimal
residual disease, the probability of overall survival after
receipt of a transplant from a cord-blood donor was at
least as favorable as that after receipt of a transplant
from an HLAmatched unrelated donor and was
significantly higher than the probability after receipt of a
transplant from an HLA-mismatched unrelated donor.
Furthermore, the probability of relapse was lower in the
cord-blood group than in either of the other groups.¡±
10. Scientific evidence for a new
¡°personalised¡± CB selection
1. NIMA virtual match (maternal, cord blood T regs) (van Rood et al, PNAS 2009)
¨C Improving engraftment
¨C Decreasing TRM
2. IPA (maternal cell microchimerism) (van Rood et al, PNAS 2012)
¨C Decreasing relapse
3. KIR genomics and function (CB NK alloreactivity) (Sekine et al, Blood 2016)
¨C Decreasing relapse
4. PIRCHE (Bioinformatic prediction of indirect recognition, beneficial
mismatching) (Thus et al, Biol Blood Marrow Transpl 2016)
¨C Decreasing relapse (class I)
¨C Decreasing GVHD (class II)
5. CTLA4, Previous pregnancies (in study), others
14. FUNCION DE LA PLACENTA
Flujo sanguineo:
Para el fin del embarazo el flujo sangu¨ªneo en la placenta
llega 500ml/min
La divisiones de la placenta dan gran superficie, lo que
permite mayores intercambios (unos 10 metros
cuadrados al termino del embarazo
Funci¨®n de transferencia
Funci¨®n Respiraci¨®n
Funci¨®n Endocrina
Funci¨®n de Barrera
21. MIMA Match and Outcome of BMT
P
CB
3, 24
3, 24
3503, 3801
3501, 3801
1203
1203
No GVHD
ALIVE
HLA-A HLA-B HLA-C Outcome
3503
MIMA Match
22. NIMA: Probability of transplant-related mortality (TRM) for
patients 10 years of age or older
Jon J. van Rood et al. PNAS 2009;106:19952-19957
?2009 by National Academy of Sciences
23. Indirect evidence that maternal microchimerism in cord blood
mediates a graft-versus-leukemia effect in cord blood transplantation
(PNAS 2012; 109 (7): 2509)
IPA: Maternal cell microchimerism in
CB
24. Estudio de la influencia de embarazos
previos de la donante en el resultado de los
trasplantes alog¨¦nicos no emparentados de
sangre de cord¨®n
Anthony Nolan
Banc de Sang i Teixits
EUROCORD
FASE I
DR OLGA NIKOLAJEVA MD
25. Maternal previous pregnancy
Characteristics All patients
Patients (N) 639
Maternal number of previous
pregnancies
None, n (%)
One, n (%)
¡Ý2, n (%)
320 (50.1)
218 (34.1)
101 (15.8)
26. Difference in between the groups from 1st, 2nd 3rd and
more deliveries
Characteristics 1st
pregnancy
(n=320)
2nd
pregnancy
(n=218)
¡Ý 3
pregnanci
es
(n=101)
p-value
Maternal age
Median(range),
years
29.7
(18.4-43.1)
31.2
(18.4-43.5)
33.7
(19-42.5)
<0.0001
Maternal
gestational age
Full-term,n (%)
Premature,n(%)
Missing, n (%)
180 (56.3)
80 (25)
60 (18.8)
105 (48.2)
70 (32.1)
43 (19.7)
43 (42.6)
33 (32.7)
25 (24.8)
0.04
27. Effect of maternal previous pregnancy to 5-y OS and 5-y DFS
5-y OS
No - 36.3% (95%CI, 31-41.9)
Yes ¨C 45.7% (95%CI, 40-51)
5-y DFS
No - 34.4% (95%CI, 29-40)
Yes ¨C 44.1% (95%CI, 38.3 -50)
29. Outcomes and unfavourable risk factor Hazard ratio (95% CI) p-value
Relapse
Advanced disease 2.5 (1.8-2.6) <0.0001
Overall survival
Advanced disease
Older recipient¡¯s age (¡Ý18 y)
Maternal previous pregnancies
Maternal number of previous pregnancies
2.8 (2.2-3.7)
1.3 (1.0-1.6)
0.4 (0.2-0.7)
1.4 (1.0-1.9)
<0.0001
0.01
0.04
0.03
Non-relapse mortality
Recipient¡¯s CMV seropositivity
Advanced disease
¡Ý2 HLA mismatched grafts
1.6 (1.4-1.9)
1.8 (1.5-2.2)
1.6 (1.2-1.9)
0.0003
0.0004
0.001
Disease-free survival
Advanced disease
Maternal previous pregnancies
Maternal number of previous pregnancies
3.0 (2.3-3.6)
0.4 (0.2-0.8)
1.4 (1.0-1.9)
<0.0001
0.005
0.04
Multivariate analysis of risk factors for the main outcomes after
UCBT for 639 children and adults with AL
30. Conclusions
? CBUs from 2nd pregnancy superior in UCBT
outcomes , like NRM and OS
? Biological mechanism is yet to be established
31. Discussion
? Role of NIMA and IPA
? Role of previous pregnancy sex
? Role of birth order
? Role of MiHA
? Future larger studies capturing previous
pregnancy sex and parental/maternal
haplotypes are required
32. Estudio de la influencia de embarazos
previos de la donante en el resultado de los
trasplantes alog¨¦nicos no emparentados de
sangre de cord¨®n
Anthony Nolan
Banc de Sang i Teixits
EUROCORD
FASE II
33. Estudio de la influencia de embarazos
previos de la donante en el resultado de los
trasplantes alog¨¦nicos no emparentados de
sangre de cord¨®n
FASE II
560 Pacientes registrados en EUROCORD
quienes recibieron un CB del BST
35. 560 BUSQUEDAS DE INFORMACION EN 50 MATERNIDADES:
DE LA DONANTE:
o fecha de nacimiento (en el caso de que no dispongamos de
ella)
DEL EMBARAZO OBJETO DE ESTUDIO:
o APGAR del reci¨¦n nacido (1-10)
o tipo de parto categorizado (vaginal eut¨®cico, vaginal
instrumental, ces¨¢rea electiva, ces¨¢rea urgente, aborto)
SI HA HABIDO EMBARAZOS ANTERIORES, DE CADA UNO DE
ELLOS:
o Si ha habido donaci¨®n de cord¨®n (Si, No)
o En caso de que s¨ª: fecha de la colecta cord¨®n
o sexo del reci¨¦n nacido
o APGAR del reci¨¦n nacido (1-10)
o tipo de parto categorizado (vaginal eut¨®cico, vaginal
instrumental, ces¨¢rea electiva, ces¨¢rea urgente, aborto)
37. De las donantes llamadas las que se han contactado (naranja) y las que no se ha
podido contactar (azul) clasificadas por el a?o de la donaci¨®n.
106 donantes:
? 71 exito de contacto
? 35 no contactadas
38. - Tiempo desde la donaci¨®n vs. ?xito de
contactarlas
- N¨²mero de embarazos previos por a?o o
por comunidad aut¨®noma
- Correlaci¨®n entre las madres contactadas y las
que no se han podido contactar
ESTUDIO SOCIO-DEMOGRAFICO
39. FUTURE STEPS
Identification of novel immunogenetic
factors for the optimal cord blood selection
to improve survival after transplantation
NovoCord