Title: sadad
1Outsourcing the Discovery of Alzheimer's Disease
Diabetes drugs . Scottish Biomedicals
Experiences
2Company Overview
3Successful Partnerships
4Scientific Expertise
5Core Strengths
6Range of Collaborations
7Business Model
8Drug Discovery Capabilities Expertise
9Research Collaborations
10Unique Discovery Products
11Target Class Success Rate
12Novel Fast-Track (PinpointTM) Programs
Oncology animal tumour studies
ongoing Alzheimers Disease (proprietary target
4 novel lead series identified) Asthma
(PDE3/4 inhibitor) PHT (PDE 4/5
inhibitor) Diabetes (11b-HSD) Anti-inflammatory
(PDE 4 inhibitor)
13Summary
14Therapeutic Expertise
Expertise in CNS
Expertise in Diabetes
15Drug Discovery Capabilities
Human Brain (AD, SZ, Parkinsons)
Human muscle Human adipose tissue
Tissue Acquisition
Novel AD gene identified patented
Lead optimisation
Target identification
Medicinal Chemistry
Client patented CNS specific genes
HTS
EPAC Activators
Novel 11b-HSD1 inhibitors
Novel PTP-1B inhibitors
16CNS - Our Success
- Ethical Human brain tissue acquisition
- Identification validation of novel CNS disease
targets (genomics proteomics) - Assay development and HTS
- Behavioural studies
- Fast-Track Opportunities (available for
co-development/licensing) - Novel target ID Patent - Scottish Biomedical
has identified a novel target for Alzheimers
disease and potent small molecule activators of
this target - Design of custom cyclic nucleotide signalling
gene array - Cloning, expression and Epac activity assay
development - PinpointTM screening of Scottish Biomedical Lead
Generation Library - Client Project
- Scottish Biomedical sourced brain tissue bloods
for microarray SNP analysis - We have discovered 7 CNS genes novel pathway
which has been patented by client
17Diabetes Assays
- We have developed HTS assays to meet clients
specific requirements - Example Diabetes Assays carried out
- 11-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase (HSD-1 2,
human mouse) - Phosphatase profiling
- Whole cell PTP-1b assay
- PEPCK-CAT reporter assay
- GLUT 4 Mobilisation Assay
- 2-deoxy-D-14Cglucose (DOG) uptake assay
- Chemiluminescence
- Radioactive
- Luminescence
- Absorption
- Fluorescence polarisation
- Kinase assay
- Receptor binding assay
- Lead Generation Library screening
18Diabetes - our success
- Scottish Biomedical has identified validated
targets which have been screened using our
proprietary PinpointTM technology. - Resulted in identification of novel patentable
compounds outside existing intellectual property.
Our Diabetes Fast-Track Opportunities are
available for co-development or licensing - Examples of Success
- PTP-1B Through screening the Scottish
Biomedical Lead Generation Library, followed by
early chemical optimisation we have identified a
potent, selective, PTP-1B inhibitor with
potential therapeutic value in the treatment of
diabetes obesity - 11b-HSD1 We have identified an potent selective
11b-HSD1 inhibitor from a Pinpoint screen of the
Scottish Biomedical Lead Generation Library - Target ID Diabetes target identification
through gene array analysis of ethically acquired
tissue
19Mr Simon Bury Tel 44 (0)141 587 6119 Email
simon.bury_at_scottish-biomedical.com Web
www.scottish-biomedical.com