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Title: DIABECORE MEDICAL INC'


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DIABECORE MEDICAL INC.
Improving Diabetes Therapy Through Advanced
Insulin Design
2
Company Description
  • Diabecore is a Toronto based company
  • Focus is new therapies for Diabetes
  • Present activities are centred entirely on our
    new Hypoguard insulin

3
The Medical Need-Insulin Therapy Is Lacking-
  • Normalizing blood glucose with insulin is RARELY
    ACHIEVABLE because of hypoglycemia.
  • A therapy that provides good glucose control
    while reducing hypoglycemic risk is needed.
  • Our Hypoguard insulin is directed to this.

4
The FDA The Medical Need
 Severe hypoglycemia remains the biggest
obstacle that diabetics face. A treatment which
decreases the incidence of hypoglycemia is
sorely needed (FDA Policy Statement)
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Technology Description
  • Developed at the Hospital for Sick Children
  • Hypoguard is a phosphorylated human sulin
  • The phosphorylation produces a flatter ie safer
    dose response
  • Target The 7B Insulin Market

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INSULIN INJECTIONS - A RISKY BALANCE
VERY HIGH GLUCOSE
INSULIN SLIGHTY HIGH
LOW INSULIN
VERY LOW GLUCOSE
HYPOGUARDS STEADY BALANCE
GLUCOSE IS NORMAL
HYPOGUARD VARYING BY 200
4 Fold Higher HYPOGUARD
GLUCOSE MODESTLY LOWER
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  • Text and Table

CONTROLS
LOW DOSE
2X LOW DOSE
4X LOW DOSE
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EUGLYCAEMIC CLAMP STUDIES
DIABETIC DOGS
MEAN / SEM N5
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GIR (mg/kgmin)
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15
10
5
0
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
IIR (ng/kgmin)
INSULIN
HYPOGUARD INSULIN
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Mechanism of Action
  • Reduced maximal insulin pathway stimulation
    (phosphorylation). Target is confidential.

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Diabecores Hypoguard Insulin
  • Durable maintenance of near normal blood
    glucose concentration in diabetic dogs
  • Hypoguard poses a 3.5-4 fold lower risk of
    hypoglycemia
  • No commercially available insulin has achieved
    such results in animals or in man.

13
Intellectual Property
  • ISSUED Patents US, UK, Europe, Japan, Canada.
  • Most recent patent applications, 2006 - PCT
    US. We enter national phase in December 2008

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Diabecores Scientific Advisory Board
  • Dr. Lawrence A. Leiter, M.D. F.R.C.P., F.A.C.P.
  • Professor,University of Toronto, Endocrinologist,
    St. Michaels Hospital.
  • Charles H. Best award for Distinguished Service
    in the Field of Diabetes
  • Internationally recognized investigator in
    clinical diabetes.
  • Extensive clinical trials with insulins and other
    phase II, III pharmaceuticals

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Diabecores Scientific Advisory Board
  • Dr. Jean-Francois Yale, M.D., C.S.P.Q.
  • Director, Metabolic Day Centre, Royal Victoria
    Hospital (Montreal) professor, Medicine and
    Nutrition and Food Science Centre, McGill
    University.
  • Dr. Yale is an internationally published
    scientist in the field of diabetes.
  • 1996-2003 chairman, Clinical Practice Guidelines
    for the Management of Diabetes in Canada
  • Chairman (Clinical and Scientific Section),
    Canadian Diabetes Association (1992-1994).
  • Dr. Yale has conducted ground breaking clinical
    studies on emerging therapeutics for diabetics
    and is the author of numerous important medical
    reviews (incl. Hypoglycemia)

17
Diabecores Scientific Advisory Board
  • Dr. Shinyo Ito, M.D.
  • Professor of Toxicology, University of Toronto,
    staff toxicologist, Hospital For Sick Children,
    Toronto
  • Dr. Ito has extensive experience in pharmacology
    as it related to drug development

18
Diabecores Management Team
  • William D. Lougheed, P.Eng. CEO, President,
    Director
  • Former Scientific Investigator (Endocrinology)
    at Hosp. For Sick Children, discovered
    developed Hypoguard insulin
  • Dr. Kusiel Perlman, M.D., F.R.C.P. VP Scientific
    Medical Affairs, Director
  • University of Toronto/Hosp. Sick Children.
    Distinguished career in insulin studies, clinical
    trials pharmaceutical development
  • John Jeffries, B.A., M.B.A.- VP Business
    Development Director
  • 20 years experience with emerging life science
    firms in areas of financing/investment and
    business development

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The Market Opportunity
  • Medically recognized that diabetes is extremely
    difficult to manage well.
  • Goal of lowering glucose back to normal is NOT
    ACHIEVABLE in the majority of patients
  • Disease Complications are the result
  • 7B world market

20
The Investment Opportunity
  • 2.4M Private placement - 1.6M CDN of the
    subscription is unfilled
  • Use of proceeds funding clinical trials
    insulin manufacture

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How to Proceed
  • Contact any of the following Diabecore
    representatives
  • William Lougheed 416 484-8890
  • bill.lougheed_at_diabecore.com
  • Dr. Kusiel Perlman
  • kusiel.perlman_at_sickkids.ca

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Diabecores Competition
  • Existing insulin therapies (injection)
  • -Unacceptable glycemic control
  • Inhaled insulin (applicable to Hypoguard)
  • Islet Transplantation
  • Supply issues donors cant provide s
  • Immunosuppression issues
  • Neuro-immunomodulating peptides
  • Stem Cell Therapies
  • long development time major scientific
    hurdles

24
The Market OpportunityMarket Metrics
  • Over 200 million people have diabetes worldwide.
  • Over 18 million diabetics in the US, over 2
    million in Canada over 6 of the population
    (and increasing).
  • Approx. 1.5 million new diagnoses/year in Canada
    US.
  • Fourth leading cause of death by disease in US,
    largely under-reported.
  • Of people with diabetes for over 15 years only
    38 have their disease under control (Canadian
    study).

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The Market OpportunityThe Clinical Need
  • Medically recognized that diabetes is extremely
    difficult to manage well.
  • Goal of lowering glucose back to normal is NOT
    ACHIEVABLE in the majority of patients because it
    produces frequent and potentially fatal low blood
    sugar levels (hypoglycemia).
  • The ensuing poor glucose control results in a
    greatly elevated risk of severe complications
    with associated increased mortality lowered
    quality and duration of life.
  • A therapy that provides better blood glucose
    control while reducing hypoglycemic risk is
    urgently needed to reduce the devastating effects
    of the disease.
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