Genicell technology aims to expedite and lower the cost of drug development by reducing the time and money spent bringing drugs to market. It does this by providing a more effective way to test novel drug compounds during preclinical trials, which could filter out 98% of compounds that typically fail at this stage. This approach seeks to both shorten the drug development timeline from 10-12 years as well as lower the nearly $1 billion average cost per approved drug.

1. | Expediting and lowering the cost of the drug development process |
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2. Summary
• Costs ~$1 Billion to bring
a single drug to market.
• 98% of novel compounds
fail preclinical test stage.
• Genicell technology
provides 3 major benefits:
– Reduces the amount of time
necessary to bring a drug to
market
– Lowers the cost of drug
discovery/testing
– Reduces the number of
animals used during drug
development

3. Team

4. Pain
• Pharmaceutical companies are researching alternative
ways to evaluate novel compounds to compensate for the
increasing prices of typical go-to-market strategies.
• Typical time to market for new drug is 10-12 years and
costs close to $1 Billion
• We can funnel out the compounds that will fail the
preclinical testing stage before they enter these expensive
trials.

5. Genicell Technology
Intellectual Property Potential
• Novel bioreactor
(provision filed 3/2012)
• Cells used to create
construct
• Protocol for using
system and testing
drugs

6. Market and Customer Segments
1. Pharmaceutical Companies/Contract Research Organizations (CROs)
2. Small molecule companies
3. Researchers in Academia

7. Go-to-market Strategy
• Sell bioreactor technology to researchers and
CROs
• Market Genicell BBB testing to small
molecule companies as an addition to their
available testing suite
• Following side-by-side testing of data
gathered in our system vs. data collected
from animals, we would be able to fully insert
ourselves into the drug discovery pipeline for
pharmaceutical companies

8. Product Development Timeline

9. Product Development Timeline

10. Financing