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GTX: AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED?
Carlos Stahlhut ● Elana Fishman ● Dorothy Kwok
Juliana Tolles ● Vipender SinghLucky 13
3. Activated T cells escalate inflammation via cytokine signals to other cells.
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2
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1
1. Breach of intestinal wall causes abnormal interaction between local immune cells and intestinal bacteria.
2. Inflammatory cytokines attract leukocytes from bloodstream.
Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative
Colitis
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4. Neutrophils, macrophages, and antibodies attack the intestinal mucosa.
UC
CDTNFα, IL-2, IL-3
IL-3, IL-4, IL-5B cells
NeutrophilROS
VLA-1
Epidemiology
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
350,000 Market for Ulcerative Colitis
Mild
Mod-erate
Severe# A
ffe
cte
d
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
140,000 Market for Crohn’s Disease
Mild
Mod-erate
Severe
# A
ffecte
d
519,000 55%
293,000 31%
138,000 14% Market for UC
382,000 46%311,000
38%
135,000 16%
Market for CD
Treatment Options
Biologics
Steroids and Immunomodul
ators
AminosalicylatesAnd
Steroids
Mild
Mod
erat
eSe
vere
Sym
ptom
Sev
erity
Efficacy High cost Long term safety
Low cost Side effects
Low cost Limited
efficacy
The current drug options fail to meet the need for an effective and safe treatment
Treatment Limitations
Biologics
Steroids and Immunomodul
ators
AminosalicylatesAnd
Topical Steroids
Mild
Mod
erat
eSe
vere
Sym
ptom
Sev
erity
Moderate-high unmet need
Resistance to treatment Limited remission
sustenance
Moderate unmet need Side effects Limited efficacy
Very low unmet need
Effective and safe
Moderate unmet need Resistance to
treatment Safety risks
Moderate unmet need Side effects Limited efficacy
Low unmet need Low efficacy
Crohn’s Disease Ulcerative Colitis
GTX-001: Monoclonal Antibody Against VLA-1 Antigen
Different mechanism; Most Biologics Target TNF-
Not T-cell specific; Broad Immune Response Competition: biologics and immunomodulators Target Groups: Moderate to severe forms of
Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
VLA-1
GTX-001Targets
Biologics & IMs for Crohn’s DiseaseImmunomodulators
$ 57 MMCost $100-700
Administered Oral
Tysabri$15 MM
Cost $20,000-30,000Administered SC
Humira$ 420 MM
Cost $15,000-20,000Administered SC
Cimizia$80 MM
Cost $12,000-17,000Administered SC
Remicade$ 940 MM
Cost $10,000-15,000 Administered IV
Remicade$ 660 MM
Cost $10,000-15,000 Administered IV
Immunomodulators$ 44 MM
Cost $100-700Administered Oral
US & EU Market (2008) = $ 1,512 MM US &EU Market (2008) = $ 704 MM
Biologics & IMs for Ulcerative Colitis
GTX-002: Small Molecule Inhibitor
Kinase inhibitor that targets NF-kB pathway in T-cells
Kills stimulated T-cells
Potential be effective against all forms of disease
Combination therapy: For mild and moderate forms
Potential to replace biologics
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2TH
1
THUC CD
TNFα, IL-2, IL-3Cytotoxic T cells
IL-3, IL-4, IL-5B cells
US & EU Market (2008) = $2,060 MM US & EU Market (2008) = $1,516 MM
BiologicsSales $ 865 MM
5-ASASales $ 807 MM
ImmunomodulatorsSales $ 27 MM
Steroids < $ 1.1 MM
BiologicsSales $ 1,455 MM
5-ASASales $ 516 MM
ImmunomodulatorsSales $ 57 MM
Steroids Sales $ 33 MM
Crohn’s Disease Market Landscape
Ulcerative Colitis Market Landscape
Achieving Desired Target Profile
Preclinical studies Demonstrate lower
inflammation scores with Alternative delivery method Lower frequency of
administration (compared with IV every other day)
Demonstrate sustained remission
Clinical studies Efficacy in humans Acceptable levels of toxicity
and safety given non-humanized Ab
Equivalence/superiority to standard of care
Preclinical studies Demonstrate lower
inflammation scores Alone In combination with existing
treatment options Acceptable induction time Demonstrate sustained
remission Comparable or superior
performance to biologicsClinical studies Efficacy in humans Acceptable levels of toxicity and
safety Equivalence/superiority to
standard of care
GTX-001 GTX-002
GTX001: Financials
Licensing Agreement Licensing Fee: $10mm Total Development: $300mm Milestone Payments: $100 Phase I,
$100 Phase II, $200 Phase III Royalty to Gastrex: 10% of sales
Sales Assumptions Price per year: $17,000 Peak penetration (both CD and UC)
Operating Assumptions Sales and marketing: $100mm in 2019 and
2020, 20% of sales through 2032 Cost of goods sold: 40% of sales Tax rate: 35%
Upside Case
Base Case
Downside Case
% of Prevalence / % of Incidence (Years to Peak Penetration)Upside Base Downside
Mild 0% / 0% 0% / 0% 0% / 0%NA NA NA
Moderate 25% / 40% 15% / 30% 10% / 15%(6 years) (6 years) (6 years)
Severe 35% / 50% 25% / 40% 10% / 20%(5 years) (5 years) (5 years)
Program Value Sensitivity
Discount Rate / Probability of Approval
#### 25% 35% 50% 75% 100%
12% $31 $96 $194 $358 $522
15% ($23) $16 $75 $172 $270
18% ($51) ($28) $7 $66 $124
Program Value Sensitivity
Discount Rate / Probability of Approval
#### 25% 35% 50% 75% 100%
12% ($54) ($22) $26 $105 $185
15% ($75) ($57) ($30) $15 $61
18% ($84) ($74) ($59) ($33) ($8)
Program Value Sensitivity
Discount Rate / Probability of Approval
#### 25% 35% 50% 75% 100%
12% $356 $551 $844 $1,333 $1,822
15% $182 $303 $484 $787 $1,089
18% $80 $156 $270 $460 $649
GTX002: Financials
Same Licensing Agreement Sales Assumptions
Price per year: $5,000 Peak penetration (Crohn’s Disease)
Peak penetration (Ulcerative Colitis)
Operating Assumptions Sales and marketing: $100mm in 2019
and 2020, 20% of sales through 2032 Cost of goods sold: 20% of sales Tax rate: 35%
Upside Case
Base Case
Downside Case
% of Prevalence / % of Incidence (Years to Peak Penetration)Upside Base Downside
Mild 30% / 30% 15% / 15% 5% / 5%(4 years) (4 years) (4 years)
Moderate 65% / 65% 45% / 45% 20% / 20%(5 years) (5 years) (5 years)
Severe 40% / 40% 25% / 30% 10% / 10%(6 years) (6 years) (6 years)
% of Prevalence / % of Incidence (Years to Peak Penetration) % of Prevalence / % of Incidence (Years to Peak Penetration)Upside Base Downside
Mild 80% / 80% 50% / 50% 5% / 5%(4 years) (4 years) (4 years)
Moderate 35% / 35% 25% / 25% 20% / 20%(5 years) (5 years) (5 years)
Severe 60% / 65% 35% / 40% 10% / 10%(6 years) (6 years) (6 years)
Program Value Sensitivity
Discount Rate / Probability of Approval
#### 25% 35% 50% 75% 100%
12% $161 $279 $455 $750 $1,044
15% $62 $135 $245 $428 $611
18% $6 $52 $121 $236 $351
Program Value Sensitivity
Discount Rate / Probability of Approval
#### 25% 35% 50% 75% 100%
12% ($3) $50 $128 $259 $389
15% ($42) ($10) $37 $115 $194
18% ($62) ($43) ($15) $33 $80
Program Value Sensitivity
Discount Rate / Probability of Approval
#### 25% 35% 50% 75% 100%
12% $327 $511 $787 $1,247 $1,707
15% $168 $283 $456 $744 $1,033
18% $74 $147 $257 $441 $624
Recommendations
License GTX-002 under proposed structure Captures broader segment of market (all levels of disease severity)
Small molecule offers more convenient delivery option at lower cost
High level of return with low downside risk
Offer $2mm per year for 2 years to maintain licensing option for GTX-001 contingent on preclinical performance Safety concern regarding immune response
Demonstrate effectiveness with lower frequency of administration
Investigate other delivery routes
GTX-001 and GTX-002 represent novel and exciting treatments for IBD
Thank You & Questions
Appendix
Summary of Clinical Trials
Preclinical Clinical
Animal Phase 1 Phase II Phase III
Feasibility Initial dose Identify dose-response
Confirm dose-response
Safety profile Dose escalation Safety profile Safety profile
Pharmacokinetics Maximum tolerated dose
Drug efficacy Confirm drug efficacy
Pharmacodynamics Toxicity Patient population Risk/benefit relationship
Source: Makuch, R (2009 October) Phase of Clinical Trials Clinical Trials. Lecture conducted from Yale University, New Haven, CT
Top Products by Sales in 2014Product Company Technology WW Sales
($mm)
Avastin Roche Monoclonal antibody
9,232
Humira Abott + Eisai Monoclonal antibody
9,134
Rituxan Roche Monoclonal antibody
7,815
Enbrel Wyeth + Amgen + Takeda
Recombinant product
6,583
Lantus Sanofi-Aventis Recombinant product
6,386
Herceptin Roche Monoclonal antibody
5,796
Crestor AstraZeneca Small molecule chemistry
5,739
Spiriva Boehringer Ingelheim
Small molecule chemistry
5,552
Remicade SGP + J&J + MT Monoclonal antibody
5,220
Gleevev / Glivec
Novartis Small molecule chemistry
5,136
Source: FierceBiotech 18 Jun 2009, courtesy of Pfizer.
Drug Dosing Recommendations
70 kg adult Total drug
GTX-1 2 mg/kg every other day for 6 weeks
140 mg x 22 doses
= 3080 mg
Remicade 3 doses 5 mg/kg 350 mg x 3 doses
= 1050 mg
Humira 4 doses of 160 mg; 1 dose 80 mg;1 dose 40 mg
(at left) = 760 mg
Calculations to support drug pricing assumptions for GTX-001
Non-case sources
Pfizer Annual Report 2008 Roche Annual Report 2008 Novartis Annual Report 2008 www.uptodate.com (evidence-based,
peer reviewed website) www.fda.gov www.cdc.gov