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AstraZeneca — Technical Presentation (2000)

22 slides from AstraZeneca's technical presentation, 2000

  1. Slide 1: AstraZeneca Discovery

    A AstraZeneca Discovery Professor Jan M Lundberg Senior Vice President, Head of Global Discovery Building leading AZ Discovery b Future healthcare needs and challenges b AZ drug discovery approach b AZ exploiting the science & technology revolution b AZ delivering enhanced productivity & quality A J

  2. Slide 2: Future healthcare needs and challenges

    Future healthcare needs and challenges Living longer Obesity epidemic Smoking addiction A The challenges of new treatment paradigms Scientific challenges Cure Disease prevention Stop disease progression Symptomatic treatment Increasing safety and delivery convenience Individualised, coupled to diagn

  3. Slide 3: AstraZeneca Global Discovery

    Building leading AZ Discovery b Future healthcare needs and challenges b AZ drug discovery approach b AZ exploiting the science & technology revolution b AZ delivering enhanced productivity & quality A AstraZeneca Global Discovery Mölndal B Södertälje Charnwood Lund Montreal Alderley Boston Reims Wi

  4. Slide 4: Building Discovery in North America

    Building Discovery in North America Boston Wilmington Montreal Cancer/Infection CNS Pain Control Enabling Science & Technology B Improved access to science and technology – Local sites – University collaborations & Biotechs A Creating an excellent environment for scientific innovation - ‘nurture the

  5. Slide 5: AZ strong disease focus & drug-hunting expertise

    AZ Global Discovery Respiratory CNS Cardiovascular Cancer Inflammation Pain Control Gastrointestinal Infection Safety Assessment Enabling Science & Technology (EST) (Chemistry, Biology, Informatics) A AZ strong disease focus & drug-hunting expertise Disease pathophysiology Novel disease-linked Proof

  6. Slide 6: AZ Research Areas - exploiting breaking science

    Medicinal Chemistry High Throughput Pharmacology Screening Bioscience Target Protein Drug metabolism Production - pharmacokinetics - bioanalysis Molecular Toxicology/ Biology Product Safety Assessment Genetics Pharmaceutical & Analytical R&D Commercial Process input R&D Medical input Regulatory Pate

  7. Slide 7: AZ way to external collaborations

    Enabling Science & Technology (EST) integration structural EST Chemistry screening chemistry Target Target Compound Compound Concept RAs Identification Validation Identification Optimisation Testing • genetics • genomics • protein for • transgenic • genomics EST Biology HTS disease • transgenics • g

  8. Slide 8: Maximising the global assets of AZ Discovery

    Maximising the global assets of AZ Discovery B Shared science areas – Safety Assessment, Inflammation, Nervous system B Shared technology platforms – Enabling Science & Technology B Shared thematic target research – GPCRs, kinases ‘Enhanced efficiency, B Shared best practice speed & innovation’ – Mo

  9. Slide 9: AZ front-loading drug metabolism & pharmacokinetics

    AZ front-loading drug metabolism & pharmacokinetics Plasma drug level Rapid metabolism Therapeutic window Ideal for once daily 24 h B Increasing influence of DMPK on early project lead generation B In vivo and in silico prediction of drug absorption Improve likelihood of clinical success A AZ Invest

  10. Slide 10: Clinical proof of concept

    Clinical proof of concept AZ Experimental Medicine B Rapid verification of hypothesis in man: early stop-go decisions B Markers of pharmacological activity: gene expression, biochemical, functional imaging B Pharmacogenetics: DNA archive, high 1 throughput genotyping, genetic pre-selection 0.5 Impro

  11. Slide 11: AZ continues finding the unique targets

    Building leading AZ Discovery b Future healthcare needs and challenges b AZ drug discovery approach b AZ exploiting the science & technology revolution b AZ delivering enhanced productivity & quality A AZ continues finding the unique targets B Major unmet HCI medical need Parietal Cell B Key functio

  12. Slide 12: AZ exploitation of the genomic revolution

    AZ exploitation of the genomic revolution B Great opportunities to understand disease mechanisms and to identify new drug targets B Maximise internal activities with exploitation of genome collaborations – Incyte, Affymetrix, Procardis/Oxagen, SNP consortium etc. – Focus on building Target Validatio

  13. Slide 13: AZ thematic GPCR research

    AZ thematic GPCR research B Human genome contains hundreds of novel G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) B Ideal drug targets - drugable (>100 drugs on market) B 35 AstraZeneca current Discovery projects on this target class B >6 CDs this year B Viozan™ : inhaled, dual DA2β2 stimulator in COPD A AZ t

  14. Slide 14: Balancing the risk in drug discovery

    Balancing the risk in drug discovery Kinase Proportion of drug discovery effort Difficult <25% (Protein - protein) Drugable >75% (GPCR, kinases proteases, Nuclear R) Undesirable <5% GPCR (Cytokine R, GF-R) Do-ability of Target Classes A AZ leading Synthetic and Medicinal Chemistry Lead generation /

  15. Slide 15: AZ sources of chemical leads

    AZ sources of chemical leads Best in class Chemical diversity Natural Known products compounds (patents) AZ compound High- collection Throughput (> 1,000,000) Screening (HTS) Natural Directed libraries ligands Increasing Rational design success (structure-led) A Sophisticated cell function analysis

  16. Slide 16: AZ natural product screening and isolation

    AZ natural product screening and isolation Unique diverse extract library B Many of top pharmaceuticals have natural product origin B Exceptional chemical diversity - meet target explosion B Unique Australian collection of rainforest plants, marine organisms, fungi, venoms etc. A Rational structure-

  17. Slide 17: AZ exploitation of structural chemistry

    AZ exploitation of structural chemistry X-ray crystallography NMR Melagatran in active site of thrombin PPAR ligand binding A Exploiting AZ Cheminformatics B Compound collection Wilmington AstraZeneca Alderley Park analysis and Global HTS enhancement Charnwood Mölndal B High-Throughput Screening enh

  18. Slide 18: AZ 'Integrative Pharmacology'

    AZ ‘Integrative Pharmacology’ B Differentiating AZ strength B Allows complete biosystem analysis: target validation, safety, efficacy, DMPK, surrogate markers B Ensure clinical success Patients A GI ‘Integrative Pharmacology’ b Therapeutic concept – Reduce amount of gastric refluxate in esophagus b

  19. Slide 19: CV 'Integrative Pharmacology'

    CV ‘Integrative Pharmacology’ b Therapeutic concept Insulin Diet Insulin Liver increased fatty acid levels Adipose – Normalise insulin issue Insulin resistance, glucose levels and dyslipidemia Skeletal muscle b Researchability Lipoproteins – Understand fatty acid fluxes and lipoproteins – PPAR trans

  20. Slide 20: Novel, high quality CD delivery 2000

    Building leading AZ Discovery b Future healthcare needs and challenges b AZ drug discovery approach b AZ exploiting the science & technology revolution b AZ delivering enhanced productivity & quality A Novel, high quality CD delivery 2000 (Approved to date*) Research Area Target Class Indication Can

  21. Slide 21: Why is AstraZeneca Discovery special?

    Why is AstraZeneca Discovery special? The right balance and drug-hunting competence Disease area focus with technology integration Genomics vs Chemistry vs ‘Integrative Pharmacology’ Internal vs External investment Turning information into knowledge Empowered delivery culture within global framework

  22. Slide 22: Our people make the difference!

    Big Pharma power with start-up company innovation Our people make the difference! A Jan Lundberg - Discovery Page 22

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