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1 ALN-PCSsc, an RNAi Investigational Agent That Inhibits PCSK9 Synthesis With the Potential for Effective Bi-Annual Dosing: Interim Results Kevin Fitzgerald, PhD Co-authors: Amy Simon 1, Suellen White 1, Anna Borodovsky 1, Nirav Patel 1, Brian Bettencourt 1, Valerie Clausen 1, Jay Horton 3, Peter Wijngaard 2, Robert Kauffman 1, David Kallend 2 1 – Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, 300 Third Street, Cambridge, MA USA 2 – The Medicines Company, 8 Sylvan Way, Parsippany, NJ USA 3 – University of Texas South Western, 5323 Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas, TX USA Declaration of Interest: Employees of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals 1 Employees of The Medicines Company 2

2 PCSK9 Therapeutic Hypothesis PCSK9 mRNA PCSK9 synthesis LDLR synthesis PCSK9 LDL Lysosomal degradation Endosome Nucleus ALN-PCS Anti-PCSK9 Mabs Transiently block PCSK9 binding To LDL receptor (LDLR) PCSK9 Synthesis Inhibitors Durably block PCSK9 synthesis and all intracellular and extracellular PCSK9 functions LDLR 2

3 ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Primary objectives Safety, tolerability Healthy Subjects with LDL-C >100mg/dl, On or Off Statins 25 mg x 1 SC Part A: Single Dose (SAD) │ Randomized 3:1, Single blind, Placebo controlled 100 mg x 1 SC 300 mg x 1 SC 500 mg x 1 SC Baseline Mean PCSK (15.6) Mean LDL-C (4.89) 300mg qM x 2 SC Secondary objectives PK, PCSK9, and LDL-C reduction 500 mg qM x2 SC 800 mg x 1 SC 250mg q2W x 2 SC 125mg qW x 4 SC +/- Statin = dose N=3 N=6 N=6/4 N=6/5 Baseline Mean PCSK (13.9) Mean LDL-C (6.6) Part B: Multi-dose (MD)│ Randomized 3:1, Single blind, Placebo controlled

4 Safety Summary ALN-PCSsc was generally well tolerated following single and multiple dosing: No SAE’s and no discontinuations due to AE’s Most common AE’s (>10% or more of ALN-PCSsc subjects) ◦ Single dose (N=18): cough, musculoskeletal pain, nasopharyngitis ◦ Multiple dose (N=33): headache, back pain, diarrhea, nausea All AE’s mild or moderate in severity AE profile generally similar with or without concomitant statins At higher drug exposures, 4 subjects experienced mild, localized, injection site reactions One subject developed clinically significant changes in LFT’s ◦ ALT ~4x ULN without rise in bilirubin ◦ Attributed to concomitant statin therapy; resolved on D/C of statin Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

5 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results SAD PCSK9 Knockdown Relative to Baseline Placebo25 mg100 mg 300 mg500 mg800 mg Treatment Day/Treatment combinations where N=1 not displayed Max PCSK9 knockdown of 88.7% with mean max of 82.3% (+/- 2.0) Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

6 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results MD PCSK9 Knockdown Relative to Baseline S ^ =On stable dose of statin Two MD subjects excluded: One placebo subject elected to discontinue; One subject in 300 mg statin group was incarcerated on Day 14 6 Mean (+/- SEM) PCSK9 Knockdown Relative to Baseline Months Placebo 300 mg qMx2 300 mg S ^ qMx2 500 mg qMx2 500 mg S ^ qMx2 125 mg qWX4 250 mg q2WX2 Treatment qW, q2W, or qM Max PCSK9 knockdown of 94.4% with mean max of 88.5% (+/- 1.6) Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

7 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results SAD LDL-C Lowering Relative to Baseline Placebo25 mg100 mg 300 mg500 mg800 mg Treatment Day/Treatment combinations where N=1 not displayed Max LDL-C reduction of 78.1% with mean max of 59.3% (+/-5.0) Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

8 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results MD LDL-C Lowering Relative to Baseline Max LDL-C reduction of 83.0% with mean max of 64.4% (+/- 5.4) Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

9 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results Least Square Mean %Change in LDL-C by Beta Quantification SAD LSM % change at group nadir (N) LSM % change day 84 (N) LSM % change day 140 (N) LSM % change day 180 (N) 300mg-50.0 (3)-50.0 (3) **-43.1 (3)-47.0 (3) 500mg-59.0 (3)-50.5 (3) **-38.8 (2)-36.3 (2) 800mg-52.8 (6)-43.3 (5) **-49.3 (4)ongoing MD LSM % change at group nadir (N) LSM % change day 84 (N) LSM % change day 140 (N) LSM % Change day 208 (N) 300mg-59.5 (6)-59.5 (6) ***-50.8 (6)-44.4 (5) 300mg S-53.4 (3)-46.6 (3) *-39.2 (3)ongoing 500mg-53.5 (6)-51.9 (6) ***-53.8 (6)ongoing 500mg S-59.9 (4)-53.2 (5) ***-53.0 (3)ongoing S = On stable dose of statin *, P < 0.05; **, P < 0.01; ***, P < (pairwise comparisons vs. Placebo ) LSMs and P values from baseline-adjusted ANCOVA model Placebo subjects completed prior to day 140 Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015 Max LDL-C day 180; 53%

10 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results Least Square Mean % Change of Other Lipid Parameters: Day 84 SAD Group (N) LP(a)Total CholApoBNon-HDLHDL-C Placebo (5) mg (2) mg (3) mg (3) **-47.3**-48.9*** mg (3) mg (6) ** * Max. reductions: LP(a) (-77%); Total-C (-48%); ApoB (-72%); Non-HDL (-68%) *, P < 0.05; **, P < 0.01; ***, P < (pairwise comparisons vs. Placebo) LSMs and P values from baseline-adjusted ANCOVA model Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

11 Initial ALN-PCSsc Phase 1 Study Results Least Square Mean % Change of Other Lipid Parameters: Day 84 MD Group (N) LP(a)Total CholApoBNon-HDL-CHDL-C Placebo (10) mg qWx4 (6) # mg q2Wx4 (6) ***-46.4***-45.3*** mg (6) ***-52.5***-56.9*** mg S (3) * mg (6) **-46.4***-45.3*** mg S (5) -39.5*-30.5***-41.7**-46.4***+ 5.8 Max. reductions: LP(a) (-76%); Total-C (-55%); ApoB (-68%); Non-HDL (-73%) S = On stable dose of statin *, P < 0.05; **, P < 0.01; ***, P < (pairwise comparisons vs. Placebo) LSMs and P values from baseline-adjusted ANCOVA models # Day 91 Data reported is from database transfer Sept.24th 2015

12 ORION-1 Phase 2 Clinical Study Primary objectives LDL-C levels at day ASCVD subjects with elevated LDL-C on maximal lipid lowering therapy Randomized 3:1, Double blind, Placebo controlled 200 mg x 1 SC 300 mg x 1 SC 500 mg x 1 SC 100 mg qQ x 2 SC Secondary objectives Safety and tolerability, PCSK9 and LDL-C reduction and duration of effect qQ vs Bi-annual, proportion of patients reaching global lipid guidelines, changes in other lipoprotein levels N=60 Placebo x 1 SC 200 mg qQ x 2 SC 300 mg qQ x 2 SC Placebo qQ x 2 SC N=60 open label extension = dose

13 Summary ALN-PCSsc is promising first-in-class PCSK9 synthesis inhibitor Generally well tolerated in this study ◦ No SAE’s and no discontinuations due to AE’s ◦ All AEs mild or moderate in severity Similar LDL-C reduction to published data reported for anti-PCSK9 Mabs* in subjects with and without statin co-medication Reductions in LP(a), total cholesterol, and non-HDL cholesterol, with no change in HDL Durability supports bi-annual, low volume SC dose regimen, to be confirmed in larger studies ALN-PCSsc advances in ORION Development Program ◦ Phase 2 “ORION-1” study to begin Q * Zhang XL., et al., BMC Med., 2015