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R&D Meeting March 28, 2007 Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd. 0 Drug Research Overview Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co. Ltd. Executive Director, Drug Research Yuichi Yokoyama, Ph.D. 28 th March, 2007 1 Mid-Term Business Plan (FY


  1. R&D Meeting March 28, 2007 Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd. 0

  2. Drug Research Overview Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co. Ltd. Executive Director, Drug Research Yuichi Yokoyama, Ph.D. 28 th March, 2007 1

  3. 1. Mid-Term Business Plan (FY 2007-2009), Drug Research 2. Progress in Drug Research 2

  4. Mid-Term Business Plan (FY 2007-2009) Strengthen Our Business Foundation for the First Step to Become a Global Corporation 1. Strengthen Our Domestic Business Foundation 2. Strengthen Our R&D Organization for Strong Flow of the Pipeline Products 3. Preparing International Operation Structure 4. Strengthening Strategic Partnership 5. Striving for Efficient Management and for Efficient and Profitable Cooperate Structure 6. Establishment of “DSP Management” 3

  5. Mid-Term Business Plan (FY 2007-2009), Drug Research < Basic Strategies for 3 years > Strengthen Our Research Organization for Strong Flow of the Pipeline for Global Products Me rge r ( Oc t, 2005 ) Present Mar, 2010 Mid-Term Business Plan (2007-2009) 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 4

  6. Discovery Capability that Generates Internationally-Competitive Drugs that Can Enhance Overseas Sales 60 50 40 Percentage 30 of Overseas Sales (%) 20 10 0 Takeda Daiichi- Astellas Eisai DSP Sankyo 5 Based on data of FY ending in March, 2006

  7. Strengthen Our R&D Capability to Create New Compounds � Three Focused Research Areas ● Diabetes/Cardiovascular ● CNS ● Inflammatory/Allergy � Three Strategic Plans 1. Enrich Early-Stage Discovery Programs 2. Strengthen Proprietary and Platform Technologies to Improve Research Efficiency 3. Cultivate and Activate Human Capital that Achieves Generation of Internationally-Competitive Drugs 6

  8. Strengthen Our R&D Capability to Create New Compounds Clinical Target & Hit Lead Lead Preclinical Validation Generation Optimization Enhance number of discovery targets 1. Enrich Discovery Programs 2. Establish Proprietary and Platform Technologies 3. Cultivate and Activate Human Capital 7

  9. 1. Enrich Early-Stage Discovery Programs � Enhance Promis Enhance Promising Research Projects ing Research Projects � We will value innovative concepts and ideas for novel therapeutics and encourage our scientists to pursue the research projects to “Target & Hit Validations” stage. � Strengthen Re Strengthen Research Pipelines through search Pipelines through Partnering and In-licensing Partnering and In-licensing � Currently, Ongoing in CNS Area KASPAC: Karolinska Inst./DSP Drug Discovery in Alzheimer's Disease (KASPAC) � Explore Further Opportunities for Collaborations with Domestic/Overseas Biopharmas and Academia CNS, Inflammation/Allergy, Diabetes/CV areas 8

  10. 2. Strengthen Platform Technologies � Seeds-Discovery of Promising Drug Targets � Genomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics, HTS � Efficient Lead Optimization � Protein crystallography � Simulation Studies to predict PK profiles in Humans � Improve Predictability of Efficacy in Human and Increase Probability of Success � Pharmacological/Pharmacokinetic/Toxicological evaluations using target molecules/cells derived from human samples 9

  11. Application of X-ray Crystallography for Drug Discovery Structure Analysis of Protein-Compound Complex Leads to a Design of Promising Small Compounds - Acceleration of Structure-Based Drug Design - 10

  12. Protein crystallography Protein crystallography Ⅰ. Production of protein � Gene to protein Ⅱ. Crystallization of protein-compound complex � Protein to crystal Ⅲ. X-ray data collection and analysis � Crystal to structure � Technology Refinement to the Level Applicable to Drug Discovery � Efficient and Effective Applications of This Technology are Essential for Structure-Based Drug Design 11

  13. Procedure of X-ray crystallography Crystalli Crystallization of Protein zation of Protein- Expression of Proteins Expression of Proteins Purification of Proteins Purification of Proteins Co Compound Complex mpound Complex Large Large Synchrotro Synchrotron n Radiation Facility Radiation Facility SPring-8 SPring-8 (Hyogo Prefecture) (Hyogo Prefecture) 12 Three-Dimension Three-Di mensional Structure Anal l Structure Analysis ysis X- X-ray data collection ray data collection

  14. Application of structure data for drug discovery In-house Spring-8 Crystal size 0.2 mm 0.05 mm Exposure time 30 minutes 1 second Total data collection time 90 hours 3 minutes 3 Å 2 Å Resolution 3Å 2Å Predicted structures of protein-compound complex were analyzed using our drug candidates, which gives information on structure-activity relationship 13 including their specificity that enabled us to find promising compounds.

  15. 3. Maximize Human Capital Management � “Human Capital Management” � Newly-organized Office that is dedicated to Strategic HRM for scientists/staff of Drug Research � Translation of Research Strategies into HR practices to maximize the R&D performance, including Personnel Placement, Performance/ Development Planning, Career Innovation, and Recruiting Drug Research Five Staff Sections Laboratories Human Research Quality GLP General Capital 14 Management Assurance Assurance Affairs I/II Management

  16. 1. Mid-Term Plan (FY 2007-2009), Drug Research 2. Progress in Drug Research 15

  17. Diabetes/Cardiovascular Main Indication Products Development Research Mechanism of Action Sulfonyl Urea GLIMICRON Insulin Metabolic Syndrome-related Diseases ◎ Rapid-acting SMP-508 Secretagogue Insulin ( repaglinide ) Secretagogue SMP-862 ◎ Insulin Sensitizer MELBIN ( metformin ) Diabetes ◎ Glucose absorption Inhibitor SEIBULE AS-3201 ○ Complication Drug ( ranirestat ) ○ Antiobesity Drug AMLODIN ○ Hypertension CETAPRIL Irbesartan ALMARL CV ○ Hyperlipidemia LIPOCLIN 16 ◎: proceeded to preclinical stage

  18. Oral Antidiabetics Biguanide Complication Drug Hepatic Gluconeogenesis Neural Sorbitol Accumulation Inhibitor Inhibitor ● AS-3201 ( Development ) ● metformin ( SMP-862: Development ) Nerve Insulin Sensitizer Glucose Uptake Accelerator DNA chip Analysis Muscle Muscle, Adipose Novel Drug Targets Liver Gene Expression Profile Pancreas Animal Disease GeneLogic DB Insulin Secretagogue Models ( Human Data ) (Chip Analysis) ● gliglazide (GLIMICRON) ● SMP-508 ( repaglinide ) Tissue Specific Gene Expression Tissue Specific Gene Expression Adipose ( Development ) Intestine Disease- -specific Gene specific Gene Disease Glucose absorption Inhibitor Expression Expression ● miglitol ( SEIBULE ) 17 Target Candidates

  19. CNS Main Indication Products Development Research Mechanism of Action AD-5423 LULLAN ( blonanserin ) Schizophrenia SERENACE SM-13496 HALOMONTH ( lurasidone ) ○ Functional NORITREN Depression ABILIT SEDIEL Anxiety ERISPAN Dementia AC-3933 Parkinson’s DOPS AD-810N ( zonisamide ) ○ Disease AKINETON Organic EXCEGRAN Epilepsy MYSTAN ○ Pain Morphine 18 Seeking potential partners for novel research seeds in CNS area.

  20. KASPAC Project ( 2000.8 ~) KASPAC: Karolinska Institute (KI) + Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma (DSP) Karolinska Institute Sumitomo Pharmaceuticals Alzheimer Center Target-Discovery for Alzheimer’s Disease KI KASPAC DSP Basic Research Drug Discovery Clinical Expertise Genomic Research 19 Human Samples

  21. Inflammatory/Allergy Main Indication Products Development Research Mechanism of Action Inflammation ( RA ) - ○ SMP-114 Allergy QVAR ◎ SMP-028 ( Respiratory ) EBASTEL ◎: proceeded to preclinical stage 20

  22. Drug Development Overview Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co. Ltd. Executive Director, Drug Development Keiichi Ono, Ph.D. 28 th Match, 2007 21

  23. R&D Pipeline Pre-registration Phase III Phase II Phase I Diabetes Diabetic neuropathy SMP-508 AS- 3201 SMP-508 Febrile neutropenia Schizophrenia Bronchial asthma (US) (レパグリニド) (ranirestat) (repaglinide) AD-5423 MEROPEN (blonanserin) Hepatocellular carcinoma Diabetes SMP-028 SM-11355 Diabetic neuropathy SMP-862 (miriplatin) Hypertension (US/Canada) (metformin ) Schizophrenia AS- 3201 ( irbesartan ) Dementia ( ranirestat ) SM-13496 (lurasidone) AC-3933 AC-5216 Parkinson’s disease Rheumatoid arthritis AD-810N Cervical spondylosis (zonisamide) SMP-114 PRORENAL Compensated cirrhosis Schizophrenia (US) associated with SM-13496 Schizophrenia (EU/US) chronic hepatitis C (lurasidone) AD-5423 SUMIFERON ( blonanserin) Dementia ( EU/US) AC-3933 Over-active bladder syndrome Intravenous injection (EU) EPHEDRINE Rheumatoid arthritis (EU) NAGAI SMP-986 SMP-114 22 Development in Japan ( New Chemical Entity ) Development in Japan for new indication etc. Overseas development

  24. Pre-registration Product code Generic name Target disease Formulation AD-5423 Blonanserin Schizophrenia Tablet Powder Irbesartan Hypertension Tablet AD-810N Zonisamide Parkinson’s disease Tablet (New indication) SUMIFERON Interferon-alfa Compensated cirrhosis Injection associated with chronic hepatitis C (New indication) EPEDRIN NAGAI Ephedrine Hypotension under Injection hydrochloride anesthesia (New administration 23 route)

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