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Good Manufacturing Practices Program Timeline cGMP Manufacturing Introduction Process Development To accelerate development of novel clinical products for Phase 1 trials, DHVI has assembled a process development and manufacturing team to quickly deliver cGMP material. CH505 M5 gp120 Campaign Conclusion Capabilities Overview •Product Development - mammalian cell culture (CHO, HEK293, MDCK), insect cell culture (SF9) and purification •Product Characterization – Panel of biochemical and biophysical assays •GMP Manufacturing - Up to 200 L culture - Flexible GMP facility for multiple drug types Goal Complete M5 GMP manufacturing by end of 2017 Current Status – GMP Run Underway Expected completion Dec 4 Performance Criteria Target Actual Upstream titer > 40mg/L 200-300 mg/L Downstream yield > 25% 35-50% Drug Substance 2 g (200 L culture volume) 6-8 g (50 L culture volume) Purity Target >95% >95% Vials 3,200 Manufacturing Late 2017 Method Proposed Acceptance Criteria/Specifica5on Dev Run #2 Consistency Run Demo Run ENG Run pH 6.3-6.7 6.54 6.48 6.61 6.46 RP-UPLC ≥95% product peak 98.6% 97.9% 97.1% 96.5% SE-UPLC ≥95% main peak 99.1% 98.0% 98.9% 99.3% Absorption at 280 nm 1.0 – 1.4 mg/mL 1.02 mg/mL 1.0 mg/mL 1.01 mg/mL 1.11 mg/mL Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) AnIbody binding Comparable to reference standard CH235 UCA: KD= 1.67 µM CH235 I.4: KD= 6.10 µM CH235 UCA: KD= 3.78 µM CH235 I.4: KD= 13.74 µM CH235 UCA: KD= 4.57 µM CH235 I.4: KD= 7.85 µM CH235 UCA: KD= 3.63 µM CH235 I.4: KD= 8.3 µM Residual HCP ELISA TBD: set based on product performance in multiple development lots 2.9 µg/mg 1G 51 µg/mg 3G 11.6 µg/mg 1G 110.1 µg/mg 3G 13.4 μg/mg 1G 72.5 μg/mg 3G Not tested 71 μg/mg 3G HC DNA <10 ng/ dose 7.72 pg/mg Not tested Not tested In-Progress Endotoxin TBD Not tested Not tested Not tested <0.1 EU/mL Bioburden <10 CFU/10 mL Not tested Not tested Not tested TAMC <1CFU/mL TYMC <1CFU/mL Analytical Capabilities DHVI has assembled a team focused on delivery of novel products for Phase I We are have established state-of-the-art equipment and facilities to develop vaccine candidates based on cell culture expression and other technologies Simplified approaches to cell line, upstream and downstream development were successfully applied with support of key analytical tools We are continuing to refine these approaches to shorten timelines for clinical trial material delivery for new clinical candidates. M5 Summary: Process suitable for GMP manufacturing and exceeds project targets. Learnings from M5 campaign can be applied to future programs. Attribute Method Identity CGE, SDS-PAGE, reduced and non-reduced N-Glycan profiling IEF, cIEF Purity RP-UPLC SE-HPLC SDS-PAGE, reduced and non- reduced SEC-MALS MS-disulfide link analysis Quality Appearance pH Strength Absorbance at 280 nm Potency SPR, ELISA Safety Residual HCP ELISA Residual DNA qPCR DHVI GMP Facilities Analytical Laboratory Capillary Electrophoresis Multi-angle Light Scattering Surface Plasmon Resonance Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography Contact Information: Frederick W. Porter, [email protected], 919-684-6931

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Good Manufacturing Practices Program

Timeline

cGMP Manufacturing

Introduction

Process Development

To accelerate development of novel clinical products for Phase 1 trials, DHVI has assembled a process development and manufacturing team to quickly deliver cGMP material.

CH505 M5 gp120 Campaign

Conclusion

Capabilities Overview

• Product Development - mammalian cell culture (CHO, HEK293, MDCK), insect cell culture (SF9) and purification

• Product Characterization – Panel of biochemical and biophysical assays

• GMP Manufacturing - Up to 200 L culture - Flexible GMP facility for multiple drug types

Goal Complete M5 GMP manufacturing

by end of 2017

Current Status – GMP Run Underway

Expected completion Dec 4

Performance Criteria Target Actual

Upstream titer > 40mg/L 200-300 mg/L

Downstream yield > 25% 35-50%

Drug Substance 2 g (200 L culture volume) 6-8 g (50 L culture volume)

Purity Target >95% >95%

Vials 3,200 Manufacturing Late 2017

Method ProposedAcceptanceCriteria/Specifica5on Dev Run #2 Consistency Run Demo Run ENG Run

pH 6.3-6.7 6.54 6.48 6.61 6.46

RP-UPLC ≥95%productpeak

98.6% 97.9% 97.1% 96.5%

SE-UPLC ≥95%mainpeak 99.1% 98.0% 98.9% 99.3%

Absorption at 280 nm 1.0 – 1.4 mg/mL 1.02 mg/mL 1.0 mg/mL 1.01 mg/mL 1.11 mg/mL

SurfacePlasmonResonance(SPR)AnIbodybinding

Comparabletoreferencestandard

CH235UCA:KD=

1.67µM

CH235I.4:KD=6.10µM

CH235UCA:KD=3.78µM

CH235I.4:KD=

13.74µM

CH235UCA:KD=

4.57µM

CH235I.4:KD=7.85µM

CH235 UCA: KD = 3.63 µM

CH235 I.4: KD = 8.3

µM

Residual HCP ELISA

TBD: set based on product performance in multiple development

lots

2.9 µg/mg 1G

51 µg/mg 3G

11.6 µg/mg 1G

110.1 µg/mg 3G

13.4 µg/mg 1G

72.5 µg/mg 3G

Not tested

71 µg/mg 3G

HC DNA <10 ng/ dose 7.72 pg/mg Not tested Not tested In-Progress

Endotoxin TBD Not tested Not tested Not tested <0.1 EU/mL

Bioburden <10 CFU/10 mL Not tested Not tested Not tested TAMC <1CFU/mL TYMC <1CFU/mL

Analytical Capabilities

•  DHVI has assembled a team focused on delivery of novel products for Phase I

•  We are have established state-of-the-art equipment and facilities to develop vaccine candidates based on cell culture expression and other technologies

•  Simplified approaches to cell line, upstream and downstream development were successfully applied with support of key analytical tools

•  We are continuing to refine these approaches to shorten timelines for clinical trial material delivery for new clinical candidates.

M5 Summary: Process suitable for GMP manufacturing and exceeds project targets. Learnings from M5 campaign can be applied to future programs.

Attribute Method

Identity

CGE, SDS-PAGE, reduced and non-reduced

N-Glycan profiling

IEF, cIEF

Purity

RP-UPLC

SE-HPLC

SDS-PAGE, reduced and non-reduced

SEC-MALS

MS-disulfide link analysis

Quality Appearance

pH

Strength Absorbance at 280 nm

Potency SPR, ELISA

Safety Residual HCP ELISA

Residual DNA qPCR

DHVI GMP Facilities Analytical Laboratory

Capillary Electrophoresis Multi-angle Light

Scattering

Surface Plasmon

Resonance

Ultra Performance Liquid

Chromatography

Contact Information: Frederick W. Porter, [email protected], 919-684-6931