Russian Innovative Medicines

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Russian Innovative Medicines November 2016

State Program “Pharma 2020" NEXT STEP: activities of Group 2 “Development of Innovative Potential of the Pharmaceutical Industry” Program purpose: Creation of innovative Russian world-class pharmaceutical and medical industry Key tasks: Creation of scientific and technological potential for the development of innovative drugs Provision of pharmaceutical market with home-produced drugs of up to 50%, in monetary terms Creation of a mechanism for financing the innovative drugs development Growth of small and middle-sized innovative enterprises Increase of pharmaceutical product exports NEXT STEP: Launch of market mechanism of investments attraction and engaging scientific developments in the production process

28 191 108 10 Statistics ICD codes Research projects contractors activities of Group 2 “Development of Innovative Potential of the Pharmaceutical Industry” 28 191 Leaders in developments: oncology (52 or 27%), virology (16 or 8%), cardiology (16 or 8%) Maximum number of developments is performed at early non-clinical phase - 140 developments (73%) ICD codes Research projects 108 10 Maximum number of research projects per one contractor does not exceed 10 Projects have passed 2 phases (pre-clinical and clinical) within the framework of the program measures contractors two phases

What organizational mechanisms shall be created? Growth points Estimation methodology of independent development audit: scientific, technological, economic, taking into account Russian and international specific characteristics Promotion creation of information field and demonstration of state-of-the-art scientific achievements Packing scientific development updating for effective market launch 01 02 03 Project office Organizational mechanism ensuring system operation that promotes commercialization of advanced scientific developments

Intermediate results of project office activity What has been done? Intermediate results of project office activity Selection criteria A set of criteria taking into account cross-functional task aspect was created The audit procedure The development audit methodology was created and testing is carried out by cross-functional working groups Working groups 5 working groups of experts were created Support measures A briefing note on support measures for working with developers

Working groups of experts Partners of project office The task of the project group is not simply to choose the best project, expert competence of project office allows "pulling up" of the weak points (commercial, profile and juridical) of the projects Number of working groups 5 Basic composition: three groups (medicine and pharmaceutics, business, patents and intellectual property protection). The composition is flexibly changed depending on project-specific request Objectivity: over 30 experts To obtain maximum results, the expert group activity includes the principle of double checking of the decision by different expert groups Requirements for experts Experience, confirmed high expert level, independence and absence of direct interest (in a specific project) Partners of project office

The Procedure of the projects’ selection and analysis Step 1 Collection of materials and expert analysis of the projects, performed by working groups Step 2 Evaluation of the projects by 3 groups of criteria, with preparation of project profile-questionnaire Group №1 3 criteria weight > 0.2 Innovativeness level Development stage Competitive environment in the world Group No.2 3 criteria weight > 0.05 Patent type Intellectual property protection Expert opinion Group No.3 4 criteria weight >0.002 International partnership Raw material type Raw material availability Readiness for industrial operations Step 3 Selection of developments, as per groups: pilot, additional. Interaction with developers, preparation of recommendations sheet

Examples of developments selected within the framework of project office activities Projects group phase of clinical studies (CS) Polyneuropathy Innovative drug for pathogenetic treatment of diabetic distal polyneuropathy Currently, there are no registered drugs for pathogenetic treatment Osteoporosis Drug for treatment of bone metastasis of capped tumors and osteoporosis based on hybrid antibody-like osteoclast-activating inhibitory molecule Commissura Medicinal slow-release drug for prevention of peritoneal commissura

Projects group phase of pre-clinical studies (PS) Vinyloid analgesic Drug resulting in a high level of selectivity and specificity to vanilloid receptor TRPV1. Fundamentally new analgesic specifically acting on the molecular mechanisms of pain generation, with minimal side effects. Diabetes Drug acting receptor GPR119, which promotes generation of incretin products, which are lower at type 2 diabetes. It decreases the risk of developing hypoglycaemic reactions. Multikinase Anti-leukemic drug, comparable to or greater than edelfozin by activity, at significantly higher and minimal damage to normal cells. The particular importance is the establishment of phosphorus-free alkyl glycerolipids inhibiting substances, which are important for proliferation and survival of leukemia cells Encephalitis Biotechnological immunoglobulin replacing serum product derived from donated blood. With high affinity and protective properties, which are hundreds times greater than the protective properties of the commercial immunoglobulin serum. Imidazobenzimidazole Drug with the kappa-opioid agonistic activity on the basis of derivative of imidazobenzimidazole, combines the unique pharmacological properties of highly selective kappa-agonist and potent analgesic that does not cause respiratory disorders and drug addiction. Neuroprotector gliproline Neuroprotector, based on gliproline group of peptides, combines both high performance, duration, speed of onset of effect and absence of negative aftereffects. HIV gene therapy Combined gene therapy drug for HIV infection treatment Synthase Drug which increases the activity of endothelial NO-synthase

Innovativeness of developments Examples First-in-class 8 developments 01 02 03 Commissura Vinyloid analgesic HIV gene therapy Multikinase Encephalitis Imidazobenzimidazole Neuroprotector gliproline Synthase Best-in-class 1 development GPR diabetes Next-in-class 2 developments Osteoporosis Polyneuropathy

Competitive environment There are no analogs with similar mechanism of action, either in the market or in development - 5 projects 01 02 03 Commissura Vinyloid analgesic Synthase Neuroprotector gliproline Multikinase There are analogs with similar mechanism of action, being at the stage of development - 5 projects Diabetes HIV gene therapy Polyneuropathy Imidazobenzimidazole Osteoporosis There are analogs in the market (on sale), but they are protected by patents 1 development Encephalitis

Protection of intellectual property and the types of patents 11 developments are protected by patents, 6 developments have patents of the Russian Federation and main national patents for the active ingredient 8 developments 01 02 03 Commissura Polyneuropathy HIV gene therapy Imidazobenzimidazole Vinyloid analgesic Synthase GPR diabetes Encephalitis for the method for producing the active substance 5 developments Commissura Polyneuropathy Vinyloid analgesic Synthase GPR diabetes for pharmaceutical composition 5 developments Commissura Polyneuropathy Osteoporosis GPR diabetes Neuroprotector gliproline

Raw material: availability and type Synthetic substance 7 developments Neuroprotector gliproline Imidazobenzimidazole Multikinase Commissura Polyneuropathy Synthase GPR diabetes Biotechnological substance 4 developments Encephalitis Vinyloid analgesic HIV gene therapy Osteoporosis 7 developments more than 50% of reagents for receiving substance and finished dosage form, in monetary terms are produced in Russia

2 1 1 7 Development stages First group of selected projects Registration Certificate was received Phase I of clinical studies has been completed Phase II has been completed, phase III of clinical studies is in progress Phase I has been completed, phase II of clinical studies is in progress 2 1 Osteoporosis Neuroprotector gliproline 1 Commissura 7 Polyneuropathy HIV gene therapy Vinyloid analgesic Synthase, GPR diabetes Multikinase, encephalitis Imidazobenzimidazole

Development stages Projects Testing phases HIV gene therapy Encephalitis Multikinase Vinyloid analgesic Synthase Projects Imidazobenzimidazole Osteoporosis GPR diabetes Commissura Polyneuropathy Neuroprotector gliproline Phase I has been completed, phase II of clinical studies is in progress Phase I of clinical studies has been completed Phase II has been completed, phase III of clinical studies is in progress Registration Certificate was received Testing phases

Interaction with investors December 2016 -December 2017 Next steps Projects packaging Preparation for presentations of a part of the projects - November 2016 01 Creation of methodology Preparation of the design documentation on operations with the developed methodology November 2016 02 Interaction with investors December 2016 -December 2017 Work with developers Preparation of recommendations for updating of developments November 2016 03 Launch of market mechanism, attracting of investments and engaging scientific developments in the production process

Igor Tsvetkov Head of Project Office Tel. +7 (499) 340-25-11 iv.tsvetkov@sgr.com.ru