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discovery and dev of antiviral antibodies

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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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key elements of a development plan

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-right target -right tissue -right safety -right patient -right commercial

#2
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Key elements of a target product profile (TPP)

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-efficacy -safety -dosing/formulation

#3
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step 1 in pre clinical

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identify an opportunity

#4
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step 2 in pre clinical:

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identify a solution

#5
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step 2 in pre clinical: identify a solution

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• Identify the target • Understand the mechanism of action/impact on host • Antibody must meet key components of the TPP * Potency * Mechanism * Ability to manufacture

#6
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MoA-based Discovery

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Incorporate ACE2-blocking into the pipeline: * Donor selection * B cell sorting * mAb screening

#7
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Aims of Nonclinical Safety Studies

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• Predict likelihood of toxicity in humans • Identify target organs for toxicity • Investigate reversibility of any toxic effects • Recommend an appropriate starting dose for Phase I studies • Identify safety parameters for clinical monitoring • Provide information on mechanism of action • Investigate fate of the molecule

#8
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what is the purpose of transition to the clinical phase

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Purpose: Communicate to health authorities the pre-clinical data supporting first in human studies

#9
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what are the key sections of the clinical phase

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• Animal Pharmacology • Toxicology • Manufacturing information (composition, stability, controls) • Clinical protocols

#10
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clinical protocols are focused on what

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This is primarily focused on the initial-phase trials, although it is an opportunity to gain feedback on plans for the complete clinical development plan

#11
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Traditional antibody manufacturing requires massive (…..) tanks to produce sufficient drug substance.

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10K liter

#12
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Cells produce the antibody, which is harvested, …

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filteres, purified and frozen

#13
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Operations (the manufacturing group) is also responsible for:

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• Testing stability and determining shelf-life of both frozen and non-frozen drug substance • Producing drug product (the final packaged form) • Delivery and supply to global markets

#14
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what are the clinical phase

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-1: is it safe -2: does it work -3: does it work better than the normal drugs -4: how is it going

#15
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Regulators play an essential role in ensuring that…

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a non-biased party reviews the benefit/risk of any product

#16
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Communication with health authorities begins even before…

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the IND (pre-IND meeting)

#17
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what are the key meetings/touch points of the pre ind meeting

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• Pre-IND • Post Phase 1 • Post Phase 2 • Pre-BLA (US)/Pre-MAA (EU/RoW

#18
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Commercial and Medical teams input into the TPP from the start of the program, and work in parallel with the R&D organization to:

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• Educate on un-met medical need • Curate external experts who provide guidance on target patient populations, lead ad-boards, etc. • Work with scientific societies to ensure recommendations • Access – build the reimbursement/supply/operational systems to bring the medicine to patients

#19
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life cycle management

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• New indications (treatment, prevention, post exposure) • New formulations (pre-filled syringe, nebulizer, oral)

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