Cell Source, Inc. · OTC:CLCS

Cell Source — Investor Presentation (May 2015)

21 slides from Cell Source's investor presentation, May 28, 2015

  1. Slide 1: Cell Source Breakthrough Immunotherapy Technologies Corporate Overview

    Cell Source Breakthrough Immunotherapy Technologies C orporate Overview CLCS (OTCQB)

  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement

    With the exception of historical information, the matters discussed in this presentation are forward - looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties . The actual future results of Cell Source could differ significantly from those statements . Factors that could cause actual res

  3. Slide 3: Company Overview

    Ticker: CLCS Cell Source is an immunotherapy and regenerative cell therapy company. Cell Source’s primary breakthrough technologies* improve the regulation of immune tolerance, in order to: • Facilitate safer and more accessible (thus more successful) bone marrow and major organ transplantation • Ef

  4. Slide 4: Unmet needs in transplantation and blood cancers

    • Organ and bone marrow transplantation ( BMT ) - 100,000 Americans, 1.5 million Chinese on waiting lists - Intensive immune suppression treatments (radiation and chemotherapy) lead to up to 50% transplant related mortality rates in allogeneic* BMT - Organ transplant recipients take anti - rejection

  5. Slide 5: Cell Source Solution – Veto Cells

    • The immune system dispatches T - cell clones that exclusively attack a specific “threat” • Cell Source’s Veto cells disable the attack of the immune system on the bone marrow transplantation (BMT) only , without other side effects • The Veto cells act as “decoys” that attract, then kill, the T - c

  6. Slide 6: Pre-Clinical Results: Safer BMT

    Attacking cell TCM cell * T Central Memory are specially treated human cells Live video shows TCM * counterattacking rejecting T - cell clones • Results published in peer - reviewed scientific journal Blood in 02, 2013 • Mice received mismatched BMT with reduced levels of immune suppression treated

  7. Slide 7: Veto Cells Eradicate Lymphoma in Mice

    • Veto cells proactively attack and kill lymphoma (blood cancer) cells in mice: • Veto cells in mice traveled throughout the body, identifying and attacking only the malignant lymphoma cells • Veto cells live on to kill more lymphoma cells, and the body remains cancer - free for prolonged periods of

  8. Slide 8: Results: Killing Lymphoma in Mice

    Cancer cell TCM cell Live video shows TCM cell tracking, attacking and killing a lymphoma cell Ticker: CLCS • Results published in peer - reviewed scientific journal Blood in 02, 2013 • Mice with lymphoma treated with Cell Source Veto cells • All mice in the untreated group died • Veto cell treated

  9. Slide 9: Megadose + Drug Combination

    • Professor Yair Reisner, former Chairman of the Department of Immunology of Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science pioneered “mismatched” BMT (partial vs. full donor/recipient match) with his patented “Megadose” cell therapy treatment • Cell Source’s “drug combination” treatment* facilitates matche

  10. Slide 10: Organ Regeneration Platform

    • Revolutionary, new means of growing or repairing major human organs using proprietary technology. • Porcine (pig) embryonic tissue or cells can be harvested specifically targeting individual organs (e.g., pancreas, lung). Pig embryo “pre pancreas” that is harvested and transplanted into the host’s

  11. Slide 11: Grew Functioning Pancreas In Mice

    1 millimeter “pre - pancreas” harvested from pig embryo… … grows into 10 millimeter functional pancreas beside mouse’s diabetic pancreas * Producing insulin that effectively reversed Type 1 diabetes ; similar results achieved in monkeys as well Grew Functioning Pancreas* In Mice Ticker: CLCS

  12. Slide 12: Platforms, method of action and target indications

    Platform Method of action Target indications / applications Veto Cells • Special blood cells facilitate transplants – attract then counterattack and kill immune rejecting T - cells • Directly attacking and killing tumor (blood cancer) cells • Matched and mismatched organ and bone marrow transplants

  13. Slide 13: Intellectual Property

    Invention Patents granted/allowed Patents pending approval Anti - rejection Veto Cell • 2 patent families • 5 patents • 2 patent families • 20 patent applications Anti - lymphoma/leukemia Veto Cell • Original Veto Cell patent acts as priority • 1 patent family • 11 patent applications * Patent famil

  14. Slide 14: Timelines Going Forward

    Q2 H2 H1 H2 H1 H2 Megadose Drug Combo. Anti - rejection Veto Cell Anti - lymphoma Veto Cell 2015 2016 2017 Organ repair platform Preclinical Awaiting approval Sponsored study Spontaneous study Preliminary data Key next steps: 1. Initial Megadose Drug Combo. human data 2. Submission of Veto cell prot

  15. Slide 15: Comparable companies and valuations

    • Typical synthetic drug approval cycle is 6 to 8 years from commencing Phase I • Lifesaving treatments with combined Phase I/II have potential to reach market within 3 - 5 years Comparable Company Ticker Market Cap Phase & Indication CURRENT VALUATIONS Kite Pharma KITE $2.3 Billion Immunotherapy Ph

  16. Slide 16: Technology comparison with CAR-T and BiTE

    • In the best case, Cell Source technology could outmode both CAR - T and BiTE for the most common forms for Lymphoma and Leukemia • Otherwise, Cell Source technology could likely become a key enabler for CAR - T in overcoming rejection and possibly even neurotoxicity Technology Companies * Challeng

  17. Slide 17: Weizmann Institute of Science and Yeda

    • Israel’s leading academic research institution - Over 1000 professors and scientists, all students MSc and PhD only - Most US patents (top university, top 5 overall along with IBM, Intel and Teva ) • Among top institutions in the world - “Best Place in Academia” ranked No.1 among international aca

  18. Slide 18: Management and Board

    • Yoram Drucker, Chairman an Israeli entrepreneur and executive at two successful cell therapy technology firms. He cofounded two NASDAQ listed cell stem therapy companies Brainstorm (currently valued at ~$60M) and Pluristem (~$200M) • Dr. Dennis M. Brown, Director Former Chairman of Mountain View a

  19. Slide 19: Overview Timeline 2015

    • Clinical - First human data on Megadose Drug Combination - Submission of human Veto Cell protocols for approval • Financial - $5+ million bridge funding round currently underway - Planned $20+ million secondary financing and stock uplist • Preclinical and academic - Publication of proof - of - con

  20. Slide 20: Investment Highlights

    • State - of - the - art patent and patent - pending technologies in the field of Immunotherapies and Transplantation from one of world’s top scientific institutions • A publically traded and undervalued immunotherapy company, with the potential to meet or surpass clinical results of immunotherapy m

  21. Slide 21: Follow Up Information

    Follow Up Information Itamar Shimrat CEO Cell Source Ticker: CLCS info@cell - source.com © Copyright Cell Source, Inc. – All Rights Reserved.

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