Day 2: RD 2022 Fall Conference
Investing in Canadian research on innovative rare disease therapies
From Genomics to New Therapies for Rare Diseases – Vincent Mooser,
McGill University
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From Genomics to New Therapies for Rare Diseases – Vincent Mooser, McGill University
1. From Genomics to New Therapies
for Rare Diseases
CORD Meeting– Toronto – Nov 22nd, 2022
Vincent Mooser MD
Canada Excellence Research Chair (CERC) in Genomic Medicine
Department of Human Genetics, McGill Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Vincent.mooser@mcgill.ca
3. Why is More Research Needed in Rare Diseases
(Dr Leanne Ward – CORD Nov 21st, 2022)
1. Registries
2. Diagnostic innovation
3. Mechanisms of disease
4. Novel therapies + clinical trials
4. A Time of Unique Opportunities
1. Genomics – high-throughput whole genome /
exome sequencing + bio-informatics + *omics
à New therapies
2. Large disease-/population based cohorts
3. IT : Electronic medical records – wearables …
4. Novel therapeutic modalities : RNA, gene
therapies…
6. FTIM to
PoC
Target ID
Target
Validation
Tractable
hit to
candidate
Candidate
selection
to FTIM
Phases II-III
Disease
Lifecycle
mgt
Drug Discovery and Development :
A Suite of Well-Defined Steps
Drug Discovery Drug Development
7. FTIM to
PoC
Target ID
Target
Validation
Tractable
hit to
candidate
Candidate
selection
to FTIM
Phases II-III
Disease
Lifecycle
mgt
Drug Discovery and Development : 3 Key Challenges
CAD $ 1-3 B
8 – 25 years
Success rate 4%-6%
21. McGill Institute of
Genomic Medicine
CERC
Rare disease patients /
Patients organizations
Hospital-based recruitment
of patients with
rare/common diseases
CERC Strategy to Recruit Patients
22. First 2 Projects CERC – RQMO - MEDELoop
1. Ehlers-Danlos Disease
2. Lactic Acidosis Saguenay-Lac St-Jean Type
First 2 Projects CERC – RQMO - MEDELoop
1. Ehlers-Danlos Disease
2. Lactic Acidosis Saguenay-Lac St-Jean Type