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mRNA vaccines - “a new era in biologicals” • Lipid Nanoparticles Achieve >90% efficacy • Developed in 10 months • Uses the body’s cells to produce protein • Easily modified (Plug and Play) 2
But, significant challenges exist for mRNA technology to be used broadly for other indica;ons… Frozen storage is not viable in a non-pandemic seBng Injecting mRNA can lead to intense reactions May not produce a strong mucosal response and pa;ents are hesitant 3
Large Distribu-on of Vaccines is Difficult Production Purification Quality Control Cold Storage • CoV-2 Herd immunity 70% • 5.5 Billion People • Moderna 2X, 11B syringes Health Care Professional Required for use Confidential / Do Not Distribute 4
Egress RD ™ (Rapid Deployment) Egress RD Advantage The Esperovax oral • Stable at room temperature mRNA pla
Turning yeast cells into mini-vaccine factories We’ve modified the cell wall of yeast cells to mRNA keep it intact but make it permeable Nanoparticles Baker’s Egress RD Standard Yeast Cell Yeast Cell Cell Wall Permeable Cell Wall The cells are then encoded with the gene for a vaccine anEgen, enabling the cells to conEnuously secrete mRNA 6
Egress RD vaccine elicit robust immunity The yeast is then given orally via a capsule or liquid which dissolves a;er it passes the stomach Once in the intestines, the yeast continues to secrete mRNA for up to ~12 hours 7
Esperovax overview Esperovax overview • Novel oral mRNA platform with 3 pending patents • Novel oral mRNA platform with 3 pending patents • Demonstrated immunogenicity in mouse • Demonstrated immunogenicity in mouse • Awarded 2020 BARDA contract • Awarded 2020 BARDA contract 9 8
Major Competitors How Esperovax Compares, RNA (short lived) Other DNA √ = Positive Esperovax Moderna Astra Zeneca Vaxart Oral Delivery Yes No No Yes Rapid Development and Regulatory Path √√√ √√√ √ √√√ No Genotoxicity √√√ √√√ √√ √ No Inflammation √√√ √ √√ √√ Rapid Deployment √√√√ √√ √ √√ Confiden+al / Do Not Distribute 9
Our Leadership Team David O’Hagan, PhD Savita Nikam PhD Roger Newton PhD, FAHA, FACN Co-Founder, Co-Founder, Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer Chief Scientific Officer Board Chairman & Investor Dave Peralta Eli Thomssen, BS, MBA Executive Board Advisor Board Member 10
Scien&fic Advisory Board Randy Scheckman PhD Robin Robinson PhD, Kevin Gilligan PhD, The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Former Director of the Biomedical Former HHS/BARDA and 2013, for the discovery of machinery regulating Advanced Research and Senior Medical Advisor for vesicle traffic, a major transport system in cells Development Authority (BARDA) Pandemic Influenza Adolfo García-Sastre PhD, Co-director of Jürgen A. Richt PhD KSU Regents Global Health & Emerging Pathogens Institute Distinguished Professor & KBA at The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Eminent Scholar 11
Business model --- 3 parallel paths • CoV-2 Booster Market Esperovax • RSV Programs • C. Diff • Animal health • Norovirus • Other Indications Pharma • Influenza Grants Partnerships 12
Significant Egress RD pla2orm opportuni6es Total value = $192B US Biologicals Market 13
Exit Strategy Primary path: M&A exit to a major vaccine company within 12-36 months Egress RD provides a novel oral plaDorm for infecFous disease, allergy & cancer Selected acquirors shown to the right → Parallel path: IPO following a successful Phase 1 human study in a key disease 14
Thank You! David O’Hagan Chief Execu9ve Officer dohagan@esperovax.com 248.667.1845 15
Egress RDTM In-Vitro VLP Production and Analysis Enveloped VLPs (EVLP) EVLP Budding From Yeast GFP VLPs by FLOW TEM mRNA VLPs (RVLP) CoV-2 S-protein RVLPs RVLP Budding From Yeast Transfection of GFP-RVLPs Translation in DC 2.4 cells
VLPs in-Vivo Expression in Mouse GAG-GFP VLPs enter Enterocytes and payers patch cells Optimal Dose 2.5x106 In Mice ) ells lls ) 5 c ce 5 ) Enterocytes on the 0 5 0 5 ) X1 10 X1 0 surface of microvilli .5 5X 25 X1 (2 .2 (1 . .5 (1 (2
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