Enhanced delivery of DNA-based vaccines and immunotherapeutics through next-generation electroporation devices Stephanie Ramos, Ph.D. Inovio Pharmaceuticals.

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Enhanced delivery of DNA-based vaccines and immunotherapeutics through next-generation electroporation devices Stephanie Ramos, Ph.D. Inovio Pharmaceuticals Cell & Gene Therapy, 2015 London, UK August 10, 2015

Attractiveness of DNA Vaccines Safer than live virus vaccines Cannot cause disease No significant side effects Prevent and treat Vastly expands market size Generate T cell & Antibody responses Faster development Easier to manufacture Combination vaccines possible Key limitation of delivery being recently overcome with electroporation Electroporation is a key enabling technology

Enhanced DNA Delivery: Electroporation

INOVIO: Electroporation Enhanced Transfection Sardesai & Weiner, Curr Opin Immunol 2011

INOVIO: Fulfilling the Promise of DNA Vaccines

Muscle EP Device in the Clinic: CELLECTRA®-5P IM-Electroporation Phase I/II Device Phase III Device Prophylactic Phase I FLU-001 US FLU-001 Korea HIV-080 RV-262 EBOV-001 (Ebola) (HIV) (Flu) Therapeutic Phase I HIV-001 (HIV) HPV-001 HPV-002 HPV-004 HPV-005 HPV-006 TRT-001 (breast, lung, pancreatic cancers) PCa-001 (prostate cancer) VGX-6150-01 (chonic HepC) HBV-001 (chronic HepB) (HPV-associated CIN) (HPV-associated cancers) Therapeutic Phase II HPV-003 (HPV-assoc cervical dysplasia) EORTC-1411 (HPV-associated cervical cancer) Number of total patients treated - 550+ Number of total immunizations - 1450+

INOVIO’s Clinical Experience VGX-3100: Non-Surgical Option for the Treatment of HPV-Specific High-Grade Cervical Dysplasia Combination HPV16/18 E6/E7 DNA immunotherapy Two DNA plasmids delivered simultaneously via IM injection followed by IM electroporation (CELLECTRA®-5P) Capitalizes on Inovio’s ability to drive the body’s own immune system to seek and destroy pre-cancerous cells *Deletions or mutations important for p53 binding and degradation Mutations in Rb binding site pCon18E6E7 High Efficiency Leader Sequence Endoproteolytic cleavage site *  pCon16E6E7 HPV 16 E6 HPV 16 E7 HPV 18 E6 HPV 18 E7

VGX-3100 Phase II: Generation of Robust HPV-16 and HPV-18 T Cell Responses Inovio Pharmaceuticals: Proprietary Data

VGX-3100 Phase II: Clinically Significant Efficacy in the Treatment of Cervical Dysplasia Significant disease regression and viral clearance First report of clinical efficacy with a therapeutic naked DNA vaccine using electroporation delivery Inovio Pharmaceuticals: Proprietary Data

Enhanced DNA Delivery to the Skin via Surface Electroporation Tethered Surface EP System Surface EP System Surface Electroporation x40 x20 - EP + EP + EP - EP GFP expression on skin surface

Evolution of Surface EP to a Multi-head Device Injection only (No EP) GFP only RFP only RFP and GFP McCoy, Hum Vacc Immunother 2014

Expression Kinetics in Skin following SEP 4 Hr 6 Hr 24 Hr Day 12 Day 14 1 Hr 2 Hr 8 Hr 48 Hr Day 3 Day 7 Day 21 No EP Surface Expression Cellular Expression Monocyte/Granulocyte Infiltration Days 1 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 Hours 1 6 12 18 24 Mendoza, Vaccines 2013

Directly Targeting the Epidermis with SEP Stratum corneum Epidermis Dermis x10 Smith, Mol Ther Methods Clin Dev 2014

Directly Transfecting Keratinocytes with SEP Double labeled keratinocytes x40 Mendoza et al, Hum Vacc Imm 2013

Directly Transfecting Dendritic Cells with SEP Amante, Hum Gene Ther Methods 2015 RFP positive dendritic cell x40 GFP positive dendritic cell x 60 x 60 Lymphocytes interacting with transfected dendritic cell IMARIS-3D Rendered

Transfected Cell Migration into Draining Lymph Nodes GFP positive cell in the T cell zone of the cortex in the inguinal lymph node Smith, Mol Ther Methods Clin Dev 2014

Minimally Invasive Dermal Electroporation – CELLECTRA®-3P Tethered 3P System Next Gen Tethered 3P System Portable Cordless 3P System No EP 3P-EP Skin surface Skin underside ID Electroporation

CELLECTRA®-3P targets a wide range of cell types in the skin Keratinocytes after 1 hour Fibroblasts Langerhans Cell 25um 25um 25um Keratinocytes after 24 hours Adipocytes Myocytes 25um 50um 25um Amante, Hum Gene Ther Methods 2015

Same target tissue, different biological effect….. DNA Injection Only (No EP) DNA Injection Only (No EP) SEP CELLECTRA-3P SEP CELLECTRA-3P Skin Surface Epidermal Transfection + +++++ +++ Dermal/ Subdermal Transfection - - +++++ Skin Underside Epidermis : Dermis Transfection Ratio Skin Section (DAPI stained) 1:0 5:0 3:5 Skin Section (H&E stained) Necrosis - + +++++ Skin Section (TUNEL stained) To be adde - ++++ +++ To be adde To be adde Apoptosis

University of Pennsylvania Acknowledgments INOVIO Dinah Amante Niranjan Sardesai Mary Giffear Mark Bagarazzi Alan Gomez J. Joseph Kim Kim Kraynyak Laurent Humeau Jessica Lee Steve Kemmerrer Jay McCoy Kate Broderick Janess Mendoza Amir Khan Matthew Morrow Sandra Oyola Trevor Smith Katherine Schultheis Jian Yan Maria Yang University of Pennsylvania David Weiner & Lab Scripps Bill Kiosses VGXI, Inc. Dorothy Peterson This work was supported in part by US Army grant W23RYX-8141-N604: #08023003 and US Army SBIR W81XWH-11-C-0051:# 1031550133. Additional funding support from DTRA and NIH/NIAID