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Track Health A Novel Technology Platform for Quantification of Peptide Biomarkers in Complex Biological Samples Marko Poglitsch APEIRON Biologics AG Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 1 Apeiron Biologics: Snapshot § Focus - Biological / immunological treatments of cancer and related conditions § Company - Operational since 2006 in Austria - 25 employees - Financed by several private investors and one Big Pharma partner § Pipeline - 5 clinical and 2 preclinical projects - Technology platform Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 2 § Network Apeiron-Biologics: Snapshot Discovery Pre-clinical Phase I Phase II Phase III Indication(s) Partner APN01 (rhACE2) Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome GSK* APN201 (rhSOD) Cancer-related skin conditions Polymun** Neuroblastoma Merck, NCI (COG)** Melanoma NCI** APN311 (ch14.18) Neuroblastoma SIOPEN / CCRI** APN401 (Cbl-b/siRNA) Various cancers - APN411 (Cbl-b/LMW) Various cancers - APN301 (hu14.18-IL2) RAS-Fingerprint™ High sensitivity peptide quantification (LC-MS/MS) spin-off a"# quant# diagnos-cs# Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 3 Quantification of peptides in complex biological samples Peptide Quantification in Blood – The Challenge Blood Proteins and peptides (60-80 mg/ml) Salts, acids, bases Lipids Sugars Metabolites Peptide hormones (<100 pg/ml) Plasma Erythrocytes Leukocytes Platelets Blood Cells Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 4 Plasma proteins : Peptide hormones 7.000.000.000 : 1 APEIRON Biologics, Vienna, Aus Technology Overview – The Solution Results a nsin-System is a peptide hormone system which is critically involved in the regulation of blood pressure via the Angiotensin II (Ang 1-8) and Angiotensin 1-7. The Angiotensins are liberated from the pre-hormone y proteolytic cleavages. Multiple Angiotensin metabolites are reportedPeptide to exert physiologic activity via binding to Signal Intensity n various cell types and tissues. Therefore, the enzymes involved in Angiotensin metabolism represent attractive In-House procedure (pat. velopment especially in the field of antihypertensive therapy. Caused by the sequence similarity ofpending) the effector Standard very low physiologic concentrations (<10 pg/ml), antibody based quantification methods have been struggling ms regarding specificity and sensitivity, leading to surprisingly variable values for physiologic Angiotensin peptide ong the literature. We have developed a highly sensitive and standardized procedure for simultaneous absolute è p to 10 Angiotensin peptides in one single sample. RAS-Fingerprinting is not only able to provide reliable effector ions, but furthermore delivers a comprehensive picture of the RAS allowing conclusions about enzyme activities iotensin peptide metabolism. System dynam Sensitivity ased RAS-Fingerprinting 1-5 Sample Stabilization C 3-8 Pharmacodyn Matrix Depletion 3-7 Peptide Enrichment 2-8 2-7 LC-MS/MS-Analysis Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 5 Physiologic Plasma Conc. N=21 [pg/ml] 1-7 1-9 1-8 è Selectivity 1-10 Example: The Renin-Angiotensin-System (RAS) The Renin-Angiotensin-System (RAS) § § § Peptide hormone system Fluid balance / Hypertension Imbalance: Cardiovascular diseases (CKD, heart failure, stroke,…) Tool: The RAS-FingerprintTM è RAS-Blockers Problems § § § Drug side effects Lack of response / Drug tolerance Duration to treatment efficacy è Patient specific factors Hypothesis § § Characterize biochemical hardware of individual patients Apply personalized treatment schemes for cardiovascular diseases è Decrease the number of cardiovascular events Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 6 Pharmacodynamic Analysis of RAS-Blockers ACE-Inhibitor Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 7 Renin-Inhibitor è Drug development è Companion diagnostics ARB Individuality of RAS-Fingerprints Donor A Donor B Donor C è Personalized treatment schemes targeting the RAS Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 è Biomarker discovery Page 8 Attoquant Diagnostics: Activities Collaborations Fee-for-service RAS-FingerprintTM § § § Clinical science Basic science Drug development LC-MS/MS Assay Development § § Neuropeptides, Natriuretic peptides, … Customized analytic solutions Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 9 Partnering options § § § Non-exclusive licenses Co-developments Biomarker discovery (RAS) Acknowledgements Prof. Dr. Stephan Krähenbühl Dr. Manuel Haschke Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology a"# quant# Non-confidential presentation, diagnos-cs# June 2012 Page 10 Contact Details § Contact us: - [email protected] (Designated CEO, Attoquant) - [email protected] (CEO, Apeiron) - [email protected] (COO, Apeiron) - [email protected] (CFO, Apeiron) § Meet us at: - BCVS 2012, July 23-26, New Orleans - HBPR 2012, September 19-22, Washington - AHA Scientific Sessions 2012, November 3-7, Los Angeles § Visit us: - online: www.apeiron-biologics.com - at our premises: APEIRON Biologics AG Campus-Vienna-Biocenter 5 1030 Vienna, Austria Non-confidential presentation, June 2012 Page 11