Compugen Ltd. · NASDAQ:CGEN

Compugen — Bio-Tech Israel 2004

17 slides from Compugen's conference presentation, May 5, 2004

  1. Slide 1: Compugen: Increasing the Probability of Success in Drug Discovery

    Compugen: Increasing the Probability of Success in Drug Discovery Mor Amitai Bio-Tech Israel May 5, 2004

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda • R&D Process • Genomic Infrastructure • Discovery Engines: Therapeutic Proteins • Discovery Engines: Biomarkers • Business Model

  3. Slide 3: Probability Of Success (POS)

    Probability Of Success (POS) • POS: The chances a given discovery will result in a product • Our mission – To increase the probability of success of drug and diagnostic development by incorporating ideas and methods from mathematics, computer science, and physics into the disciplines of biology, org

  4. Slide 4: What We Do

    What We Do • Build technologies that address POS- critical components in the drug discovery process • Current major technologies: – Genomic infrastructure platforms – Discovery engines: therapeutic proteins and biomarkers – Lead discovery technology

  5. Slide 5: R&D Process

    R&D Process Analysis, mathematical modeling, predictions Lab studies, Computational validation, Manual proof

  6. Slide 6: The LEADS Process

    The LEADS Process • Computational biology platform • Used by, among others: • Unique modeling of biological phenomena

  7. Slide 7: Alternative Splicing

    Alternative Splicing Science. May 2003 Genome Res. July 2003 Trends in Genetics. February 2004 Molecular Cell. April 2004

  8. Slide 8: Antisense

    Antisense

  9. Slide 9: Therapeutic Discovery Engines

    Therapeutic Discovery Engines LEADS Engine monitored and improved

  10. Slide 10: Initial Pipeline

    Initial Pipeline • VEGF-114 • PSA-LM and K-LM • CGEN-40 • CGEN-G11 • CGEN-B2 Six additional proteins to be added this year

  11. Slide 11: VEGF-114

    VEGF-114 • Shortest known variant of VEGF • Patent granted • Licensed to MultiGene Vascular Systems (MGVS) for gene and cell therapy in cardiovascular disease • Further validated by MGVS

  12. Slide 12: Cancer Biomarker Engine

    Cancer Biomarker Engine Oligo LEADS Microarray Analysis design Identify candidates over- expressed in cancer Quantitative IP RT-PCR Initially validated novel markers

  13. Slide 13: PSA-LM and K-LM

    PSA-LM and K-LM Licensed to DPC for diagnostic products J Biol Chem. 2002 May 17;277(20):18084-90

  14. Slide 14: Business Model

    Business Model • Industry partnerships around core technologies • Licensing and collaborations with respect to specific discoveries – Internal focus on therapeutic proteins and biomarkers – Joint discovery collaborations

  15. Slide 15: Compugen – A Few Facts

    Compugen – A Few Facts • Founded 1993 • IPO August 2000 (Nasdaq: CGEN) • TASE since January 2002 • 140 employees • ~75% R&D, ~30% Ph.D. • Biology and Chemistry wet labs • Facilities: • Tel Aviv, Israel (Ltd. Hdqtrs) • Ashkelon, Israel (Chemistry Project) • Jamesburg, New Jersey (Inc. Hdqtrs) • Rockv

  16. Slide 16: Summary

    Summary • Increasing POS of drug discovery through: – Mathematical models and algorithmic approach – Processes that integrate “dry” and “wet” – A better understanding of biological phenomena – Iterative improvements to processes • Quickly established attractive pipeline of therapeutic proteins and b

  17. Slide 17: www.cgen.com

    compugen www.cgen.com

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