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Plasmid Manufacturing Service From GenScript ProBio

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Plasmid Manufacturing Service From GenScript ProBio

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  1. AcceleratingVaccinedevelopment against COVID-19 GenScriptProBioPlasmidPlatform ConfidentialandPrivileged

  2. CONTENTS VaccinesagainstCOVID-19 GenScriptProBio Plasmid Production Platform Excellent PartnerformRNAvaccine

  3. Threemaingroupsoftherapies Subtypesofvaccine: Nucleicacidvaccine(Novel) Administrationofnucleicacidvaccinesresults intheendogenous generation of viral proteins that mimic antigen produced during naturalviralinfection. 1 Vaccine (forprevention) Training the immune system to recognize andcombatpathogensbyintroducing antigensinto thebodytotriggeran immuneresponse forprevention. TherapiesindevelopmentagainstCOVID-19 Subunitvaccine(conventional) Presents an antigen to the immune system without viral particles, usingaspecific,isolatedproteinofthepathogen, andto stimulatelong-lastingprotective/therapeutic immune responses. 2 Antibody (fortreatment) Passive immunity by blocking parts of the surface of a virion to render its attack ineffective. Wholevirusvaccine(conventional) Uses the entire virus particle, fully destroyed, and can be recognized bytheimmunesystemand evokean adaptiveimmuneresponse. Antiviralagent (fortreatment) 3 Block the viruses from entering the cell or inhibitthe replicationofvirusesincells. Source:WHO

  4. mRNAVaccine DNAVaccine • Vaccine Gene PlasmidDNA Therapeutic DNAvaccine Template mRNA Expression PlasmidinDNAVaccineandmRNA Vaccine Plasmid Vaccination Vaccination GenScriptProBiosupportingplasmidforvaccines 1 2 3 4 Commercialization Earlystage Latestage Clinicaltrials Clinicaltrials DevelopmentCycle PilotProduction IND • PlasmidCMC • GMPro Plasmid • GMPplasmid GenScriptProBio’s Offerings • ProPlasmid

  5. mRNAvaccineagainst COVID-19 GenScriptProBioPlasmidProduction Platform ExcellentPartner for mRNAvaccine CONTENTS

  6. 1 2 3 4 IND Commercialization Earlystage Clinicaltrials Latestage Clinicaltrials DevelopmentCycle PilotProduction • PlasmidCMC • GMPro Plasmid • GMPplasmid GenScriptProBio’s Offerings • ProPlasmid Plasmid Platformat GenScript ProBio Variouslevelsofplasmidavailable PlasmidApplications • Forproductionofviral vectors:AAV,Lentivirus,Adenovirus, HSV,Retrovirus • ForproductionofmRNAvaccine:IVT-mRNA Plasmidasrawmaterials 1 • ComplexedPlasmid DNA; • MinicricleplasmidDNA; • DNAvaccine PlasmidasDS/DP 2

  7. Non-clinicalstage Pilot Production Non-clinicalStage:ProPlasmidManufacturing IND Clinicaltrials • HighestQA control in non-clinicalstage • Detailedrecordsanddocumentsensuretraceability • Animalfree,antibioticfree, reducethe harmtoanimalandhuman body. • HighDensityFermentationHighYield:600—800mg/L. GenScriptAdvantages: Commercialization

  8. EarlyStageClinical PilotProduction EarlyStageClinical:GMProPlasmid Manufacturing IND Clinicaltrials • Animalfree,antibioticfree,reducetheharmtoanimal andhumanbody. • HighDensityFermentationHighYield:600—800mg/L. • ManufacturingprocesscomplianttoGMP,full recordguaranteetraceability. Commercialization

  9. FermentationProcess  • Increaseofyield,OD600bythechangeof fermentationtime • 700 80 PurificationProcess  QCRelease 3 ~95%supercoiledplasmidcontent 70 600 Case Studies– Plasmid ManufacturingProcess 60 500 Yield(μg/mL) 50 1 400 4 2 OD600 R 40 300 30 200 20 100 10 0 0 Agarose gel electrophoresis (AGE): obvious decrease ofRNAcontentthrough1stpurification step. 7 9 1113151719 Fermentationtime(h) 5 HPCL: After the 2ndpurification step, the contentofsupercoiledplasmidhasalready reached 95% Yield (μg/mL) OD600 UnitYield(μg/mL/OD) M1:SupercoiledDNALadderMarker M2:1 kbDNA LadderMarker 1:Lysate 2:Sampleafter1ststep 3:Wasteofsaltelution 4:Wasteofsaltelution 5: Wasteofwaterelution R:RNA bands • Highdensityfermentation • Highyield 1: Solvent;2: Opencircularplasmid; 3:Supercoiledplasmid;4: Dimerplasmid

  10. mRNAvaccineagainst COVID-19 GenScriptProBioPlasmidPlatform Excellent PartnerforVaccines CONTENTS

  11. Buildingarea:130,000m2 GMP Facility Expansion: For Commercial Manufacturing 2021 2023 2022 2018 2019 GMPFacility PlasmidProcess Development Facility Lot Area:1,200m2 AccumulativeArea:1,200m2 GMPVirusFacility GMPPlasmidFacility FACILITY (Clinicaland Commercialmfg. Center) Lot Area:2,500m2 AccumulativeArea:3,700m2 Lot Area:6,400m2 AccumulativeArea:10,100m2 Lot Area:30,000m2 AccumulativeArea:40,100m2 APPLICATION Preclinicalplasmidpreparation Plasmidprocessdevelopment Plasmidforearlyclinicalphase Preclinicalviruspreparation Virus process development Virusforearlyclinicalphase Capacityexpansion Plasmidfor CMC,clinicalphase andcommercialization Plasmid and virus manufacturingforlateclinical phaseandCommercialuse 10

  12. ~60Plasmid& VirusCMC&ClinicalGMPProjects KeyAccounts: • Provideplasmidand lentiviralvectorfor>30big pharma andleadingbiotech • 7 IND approvedfromNMPA&FDA • Over20P&V CMCprojects • Over30clinicalplasmidmfg. batches • Over10clinicallentiviralvectormfg.batches • PlasmidCMCandmfg.forover 10mRNAcustomers • Provideplasmidfor3leadingvaccinecompany GlobalPartnershipsandSolidTrackRecord StemiRNAmRNA AbogenmRNA XLifeScTCRT 2020 02.2020 2019• • 1stround of COVID- 19projectssetupby CNgovernment • CMC • INDsubmissioninNMPA • SuccessfulINDfromNMPA • mRNAprojectagainst COVID-19set up 2020• • ClinicalP&Vmfg. • Clinical trial initiatedinCN • IND clearanceinFDA(Sep.) 04.2020 06.2020 • Clinical plasmidmfg. • Clinicaltrialsinitiate • Clinical plasmidmanufacturing. • Clinicaltrialsinitiate 11

  13. Appendix

  14. MechanismofmRNAvaccine ProductionofmRNAvaccine Inducetheproductionof antibodieswhich willbindto potential pathogens. Produced by in vitro reactions with recombinant enzymes, ribonucleotidetriphosphates(NTPs)andplasmidDNA. • TemplateplasmidDNAproducedinEscherichiacoli,andis linearized • usinga restrictionenzyme; • mRNAissynthesizedfromNTPsbyaDNA-dependentRNA polymerasefrombacteriophage; • TemplateplasmidDNAisdegradedbyincubationwithDNase; • mRNA is enzymatically or chemically capped to enable efficient translationinvivo. TheBasicsofmRNAVaccine Deliveryof thevaccineintothebody. mRNA Synthesis Encoded sequence is translated by the host cells to produce the antigens. • Processed though several purification steps to remove reaction components,includingenzymes,freenucleotides, residualDNA and truncatedRNAfragments; • purification at the clinical scale utilizes derivatized microbeads in batch orcolumnformats(easiertoutilizeatlarge scale) The antigensstimulatethebody’s adaptiveimmune systemto produceantibodiesagainstthepathogen. Purification • Exchangedinto afinal storagebufferand sterile-filteredfor • subsequentfilling intovialsforclinical use. • Storage 13

  15. TheuseofmRNAPlasmid hasseveralbeneficialfeaturesoversubunit,killedandliveattenuated virus, as wellas DNA-basedvaccines. mRNAVaccineShowingSatisfying Performance Higherdelivery rate thanDNAvaccine Fasterto manufacture,easier to manufactureinlarge quantities Higher Safetyand efficacy Producedbyhighyieldsofin vitro transcription reactions,potentialfor rapid, inexpensiveandscalable manufacturing. Manufacturingprocess doesnot involve toxicchemicalsor cell culture,avoid adventitiousviruses; Shortmanufacturingtimepresentsfew opportunitiestointroducecontaminating microorganisms. DNAis supposed to penetratenucleusto allowtranscriptionto happen,while translation happens in cytoplasm, where iseasier topenetrate. 14

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