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. IMAGING . BIOMARKERS . PRECLINICAL . PHARMACOLOGY . ONCOLOGY . Process for Developing Chi‐Mice ® PDX • Collection of fresh human solid tumors with full patient consent and serology health certificate • Establishment of PDX models for multiple cancer pathologies • Preparation of sample biobank for further customized characterization • Preclinical studies in clinically annotated and characterized models with low passage numbers • Correlation of the preclinical results with corresponding clinical data ‐MICE ® P ATIENT ‐DERIVED XENOGRAFTS Progression towards targeted therapies and personalized medicine increases the need for highly representative and characterized models, as well as specific biomarkers to increase the efficiency of drug efficacy assessment. PDX have a high stability of the histological and molecular characteristics, and therefore offer an array of opportunities for translational research. Key Benefits An array of opportunities for translational research Anti‐cancer Drugs Oncodesign's Preclinical Platform In Vitro In Vivo Biomarker Analysis Clinical Trials Antitumor Drug Activity Correlation with Clinical Data Molecular Target Validation Oncodesign_PDX models_2012‐11 • Translational outcome through the pharmacological and molecular correlation, relevance with patient pathological profile, and biomarker identification • Characterization upon request: additional histological data, immunohistochemistry, CGH, transcriptome, gene sequencing, pharmacological data (reference drugs). • Integrative process from bedside to bench and back • Better prediction of the clinical outcome, taking into account the diversity of each patient tumor phenotype and genotype • Biomarker identification based on response to therapy to stratify patients for clinical trials • Histological, molecular and pharmacological characterization of PDX available upon request • Tumor samples available from patients resistant to multiple therapies Ex Vivo Fresh tumors Surgery Tumor grafting Tumorgraft Management Amplification in mice Establishment of bank (P3‐P5) Freeze/thawing testing Grafting in Nude rats Paraffin RPMI/DMSO Snap‐frozen * Patient selection * Patient clinical history * Informed patient consent * Negative HIV, HBV, HCV serology Tumor Growth Molecular Histological Pharmacological Characterization Establishment of tumor tissue bank Establishment of PDX Preclinical Phase II Pharmacological Proof of Concept Studies

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Process for Developing Chi‐Mice® PDX• Collection of fresh human solid tumors with full patient consent and serology health certificate• Establishment of PDX models for multiple cancer pathologies• Preparation of sample biobank for further customized characterization• Preclinical studies in clinically annotated and characterized models with low passage numbers• Correlation of the preclinical results with corresponding clinical data

‐MICE® PATIENT‐DERIVEDXENOGRAFTS

Progression towards targeted therapies and personalized medicine increases the need for highlyrepresentative and characterized models, as well as specific biomarkers to increase the efficiencyof drug efficacy assessment. PDX have a high stability of the histological and molecularcharacteristics, and therefore offer an array of opportunities for translational research.Key Benefits

An array of opportunities for translational research

Anti‐cancer

DrugsOncodesign's Preclinical Platform

InVitro

In Vivo

Biomarker AnalysisClinical

TrialsAntitumor Drug Activity

Correlation with Clinical Data

Molecular Target Validation

Oncodesign_PDX models_2012‐11

• Translational outcome through the pharmacological and molecular correlation,relevance with patient pathological profile, and biomarker identification

• Characterization upon request: additional histological data, immunohistochemistry,CGH, transcriptome, gene sequencing, pharmacological data (reference drugs).

• Integrative process from bedside to bench and back• Better prediction of the clinical outcome, taking into account the diversity of each patient tumor

phenotype and genotype• Biomarker identification based on response to therapy to stratify patients for clinical trials• Histological, molecular and pharmacological characterization of PDX available upon request• Tumor samples available from patients resistant to multiple therapies

Ex Vivo

Fresh tumorsSurgery

Tumorgrafting

Tumorgraft ManagementAmplification in mice

Establishment of bank (P3‐P5)Freeze/thawing testingGrafting in Nude rats

ParaffinRPMI/DMSO Snap‐frozen

* Patient selection* Patient clinical history* Informed patient consent* Negative HIV, HBV, HCV serology

Tumor GrowthMolecular

HistologicalPharmacological

CharacterizationEstablishment of tumor tissue bank

Establishment of PDX

Preclinical Phase II PharmacologicalProof of Concept Studies

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Selection of the Best Models Based on Tumor Molecular Profile

• 2012 TAT Poster• 2011 AACR Poster, #1598 • 2010 AACR Poster, #4169• 2009 AACR Poster, #309

Chi‐Mice® PDX Offering

References Available on our Website in the Scientific Publication Section

(Left) In vivo antitumor activity of Cetuximab on 2 subcutaneouscolon PDX models .(Below) Cetuximab shows clear survival benefit in mice bearing WtKRAS tumors vs mutant KRAS tumors.

An expanding collection of PDX models is nowavailable (colon, breast, lung, bladder, AML...).Or ask for custom‐PDX model generation, accordingto your target, gene expression, gene mutation,drug resistance, or histological subtype.• Tumor grafting• Custom‐tailored development or shipment of

existing models (delivery worldwide)• Data available to guide model selection• Guarantee of re‐establishment of the models

(P3 or later) from cryopreserved samples• Optional characterization

The molecular profiles of the tumors address specific gene mutations (DNA sequencing), chromosomeaberrations (Comparative Genomic Hybridization‐array), gene or protein expression (transcriptomic,proteomic or metabolomic analysis). Such analyses guide the choice of the models in regard to the drugtarget(s), and help correlate the results with potential responsive patients.

‐ Oncodesign ‐: +33 (0)3.80.78.82.60 : [email protected] ‐ www.oncodesign.com

In vivo Pharmacological Profile for Better Clinical TranslationPharmacological evaluation demonstrates the correlation between preclinical and clinical drug response,enhancing the relevance of the patient‐derived tumors to assess drug efficacy.

* These data have been generated with the contribution of the members of the CReMEC consortium

TMA CGH array Transcriptome

Samples• TMA• Fresh frozen, FFPETumor‐Bearing Mice / Frozen Fragment• 1 to 3 tumor bearing mice• Clinical dataEstablished PDX for efficacy testing• 3 to 5 mice + associated tumor bank• Clinical, Histological dataOptional Characterization• Additional histological data• Immunohistochemistry• CGH, transcriptome, gene sequencing• Pharmacological data (reference drugs)