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    February 27, 2008

    Massachusetts Biotechnology Council

    Jonathan P Gertler MDManaging Director

    Head, BioPharma Investment Banking

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    TheHealthcare Investment Bank

    Entire firm focused solely on healthcare

    Unmatched domain expertise

    Only investment bank with proprietary MEDACorp resource

    Top-ranked institutional equities platform

    Long heritage as trusted advisor to increasingly sophisticated healthcare investors

    Leading healthcare investment banking franchise Most healthcare equity transactions in 2007

    Best aftermarket performance from 2005 to 2007

    Differentiated origination and execution in both financing and M&A

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    Better Information Leads to Better Advice

    Differentiated Execution

    Equity Issuance

    Technology validation

    Proprietary investor targeting

    Sales force education

    Buyer due diligence during transaction

    M&A Advisory Services

    Proprietary idea generation

    Proprietary opportunity assessment/due diligence

    Sophisticated domain expertise

    After-market Support

    Institutional InvestorRankings#1 Ranked Equity Research#1 Ranked Healthcare Sales Force

    Proprietary investor forums withphysicians and industry experts

    Unique diversity of MEDACorpeducation forums

    Proprietary Domain Knowledge

    26,000 healthcare experts

    Physician & thought leaders

    Community physicians

    Academic and clinical researchers

    Regulatory and reimbursement experts

    2,500 experts exclusive to our Firm

    Broad healthcare footprint

    55 clinical specialties

    21 basic sciences

    20 business specialties

    Banking and Investor Client Focus

    Internal team of healthcare expertsidentify, analyze, and share industrytrends with institutional investors andbanking clients

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    Leadership in Healthcare Investment Banking

    Note: Includes all 2007 life sciences equity transactions greater than $15MM; Full credit to all managers.

    Success Across All Product Types in 2007Most Active in Equity Capital Raising During 2007

    9 IPOsMost in the industry

    Leerink IPOs averaged 19% returnvs. Non-Leerink average of 0%

    8 Follow-onsRaised in excess of $1.6B

    9 PIPEs/RDOsLed 5 deals with aggregate value $213.4mm

    M&A

    First healthcare company sold to SPAC

    6 Lead Managed Private Placements

    Aggregate value $174MM

    Multiple Repeat Clients

    ($ in millions)

    Deals $ Raised

    Avg. $

    Raised

    Leerink Swann 25 2,605 104Lazard 23 1,188 52

    Piper Jaffray 21 2,264 108

    JPMorgan 20 2,189 109

    UBS 20 2,697 135

    CIBC 19 1,304 69

    Banc of America 16 2,782 174

    Pacific Growth 16 873 55Cowen & Company 15 1,314 88

    Jefferies 15 2,254 150

    http://chelseatherapeutics.com/index.php
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    Performance of ourdeals drives investor

    confidence

    Superior Aftermarket Performance

    Note: Includes all life sciences equity transactions greater than $5MM and firms with minimum 30 deals; Full credit to all managers. As of end of 2007.

    All Healthcare Deals Since 2005 - 2007Ranked by Post-Deal Performance

    ($ in millions)

    Deals $ Raised

    Avg. Aftermarket

    Performance

    Leerink Swann 57 5,860$ 32.5%

    Thomas Weisel 40 3,062 32.3%Merrill Lynch 33 5,669 26.1%

    Morgan Stanley 39 6,467 19.4%

    UBS 50 5,181 14.5%

    Banc of America 45 4,805 11.1%

    Piper Jaffray 63 6,299 9.9%

    JPMorgan 52 6,318 7.7%

    Pacific Growth 42 2,262 3.2%

    Jefferies 30 3,048 0.6%

    Lazard 58 3,961 (7.2%)

    Cowen & Company 79 5,139 (8.0%)

    Lehman Brothers 30 2,572 (8.3%)

    CIBC 59 3,894 (14.0%)

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    Best Healthcare Sales Force - 2007 Leading Healthcare Trading

    2006Best Healthcare Research - 2007

    Top Ranked Institutional Equities Platform

    Leerink

    Swann

    Rank Sector

    #1 Biotechnology

    #1 Medical Supplies & Devices

    #1 Major Pharmaceuticals

    #1 Specialty Pharmaceuticals

    #1 Healthcare Tech & Dist

    Annual survey for Best Boutique

    Firmson Wall Street

    730 portfolio managers and

    analystsat 400 buy-side

    institutions voted

    Named #1 from 2001-2007in all

    major healthcare categories

    Prior runners-upinclude: Cowen,

    Piper Jaffray, Thomas Weisel,

    Lazard, Jefferies, JMP Securities,

    Pacific Growth

    1. Leerink Swann

    2. Bear Stearns

    3. Cowen

    4. Lehman

    5. Merrill Lynch

    6. Morgan Stanley7. UBS

    8. Citi

    9. JPMorgan

    10. Banc of America

    100% focused on healthcare

    23 professionalscovering 600

    institutional accounts

    Access to MEDACorpduring

    transactions and after-market

    Unique distributioncapabilities

    Influence decisions

    Insight into latent demand

    Market maker in 500+

    healthcare stocks

    Leader in creating liquidityforemerging growth companies

    Corporate venture services

    1. Lehman Brothers

    2. Leerink Swann

    3. Merrill Lynch

    4. Cowen

    5. Citigroup

    6. Goldman Sachs7. Piper Jaffray

    8. Bear Stearns

    9. Morgan Stanley

    10. UBS

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    Leerink Swann IPO Performance 2006 - 2007

    (US$ in millions, except per share values)

    Excellent performance in theafter-market

    Strong, consistenttrading support

    Filing Data Offering Data Deal Size Post-IPO Stock Price Perf . Trading Rank

    Shares Midpoint Shares Price Shares Amt vs 6 Months Since

    Filed(1) of Range Amt. Date Offered(1)

    Price Amt. vs Mdpt vs Filed Filed After IPO After IPO After IPO IPO

    5.0 15.00$ 75.0$ 11/15/07 5.0 8.00$ 40.0$ 53% 100% 53% 8.7% NA NA 5

    5.0 15.00 75.0 11/7/07 5.0 10.00 50.0 67% 100% 67% (24.0%) NA NA 3

    7.0 15.00 105.0 11/1/07 7.0 14.00 98.0 93% 100% 93% 3.0% NA NA 5

    5.8 13.00 74.8 10/10/07 5.8 10.00 57.5 77% 100% 77% (7.0%) NA NA NA

    3.8 15.00 56.3 8/2/07 3.8 11.50 43.1 77% 100% 77% 10.8% (3.9%) 5 5

    5.4 12.00 64.8 5/24/07 5.4 9.00 48.6 75% 100% 75% (6.2%) 22.2% 3 2

    6.7 15.00 100.5 5/15/07 8.4 15.00 125.5 100% 125% 125% (5.5%) 16.9% 7 7

    5.8 15.00 86.3 5/10/07 5.0 15.00 75.0 100% 87% 87% 15.7% (5.1%) 3 4

    6.0 12.00 72.0 4/26/07 7.0 12.00 84.0 100% 117% 117% 46.1% (0.1%) 3 4

    6.3 12.00 75.0 11/15/06 6.3 12.00 75.0 100% 100% 100% (8.8%) 69.8% 7 7

    3.5 12.00 42.0 8/3/06 3.5 11.00 38.5 92% 100% 92% (0.4%) 124.3% 8 8

    6.0 13.00 78.0 5/5/06 7.1 15.00 106.5 115% 118% 137% (6.6%) (12.3%) 3 3

    3.4 16.00 55.0 4/20/06 3.4 10.00 34.4 63% 100% 63% 33.2% 87.4% 4 11

    Leerink Swann Mean 67.4$ 85.5% 103.6% 89.3% 4.5% 33.2% 4.8 5.3

    IPO's Median 57.5 91.7% 100.0% 87.0% -0.4% 16.9% 4 5.0

    6 MonthsOne Month

    http://www.targanta.com/http://www.targanta.com/
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    Life Sciences Capital Markets Overview

    Market Performance Healthcare IPOs Total Amount Raised

    Mutual Fund Flows Healthcare IPOs Pricing Relative to Range

    (US$ in millions)

    (US$ in millions) (US$ in millions)

    Jan-07 Feb-07 Mar-07 Apr-07 May-07 Jun-07 Jul-07 Aug-07 Sep-07 Oct-07 Nov-07 Dec-07 Jan-08 Feb-08

    85

    90

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    Dow Jones Industr ial s S&P 500 N ASDAQ R ussel l 2000

    2006 2007Dow Jones Industrials 16.3% 6.4%

    S&P 500 13.6% 3.5%NASDAQ Composite 9.5% 9.8%

    Russell 2000 17.0% -2.0%

    2008-6.7%-7.9%-13.2%-9.1%

    $(15,000)

    $(10,000)

    $(5,000)

    $-

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    $35,000

    Jan-05

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    Dec-07

    # IPOs 5 5 8 7 7 10 2 11 9 11 2 9 1

    $271

    $329

    $446

    $318

    $567

    $814

    $1,037

    $283

    $589

    $51

    $327

    $309

    $598

    $-

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    $1,000

    Q1-05 Q2-05 Q3-05 Q4-05 Q1-06 Q2-06 Q3-06 Q4-06 Q1-07 Q2-07 Q3-07 Q4-07 Q1-08

    80% 80%

    25%

    43%

    57%

    90%

    73%

    56%

    45%50%

    78%

    100%

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    75%43%

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    Q1-05 Q2-05 Q3-05 Q4-05 Q1-06 Q2-06 Q3-06 Q4-06 Q1-07 Q2-07 Q3-07 Q4-07 Q1-08

    Priced Below Priced Within Priced Above

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    Start up Pre-clinical Phase I Phase II Phase III Commercial

    Angel

    Venture

    Private Equity

    Strategic Investor

    Private Company

    Public Company

    PIPE Investors

    Public Investors

    Crossover Investors

    Hedge Funds/Structured Finance

    Correlation of Stage and Status With Investor Subtype

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    US$ in millions, except per share Midpoint IPO Valuation Current Performance

    Offer Shares of Filing Pre- Post- Market Midpoint / Offer / vs. Russ.

    Company Industry Ticker Date Filed Offer Range Price Amount Money Money Price Cap. Pricing Current 2000

    MAKO Surgical Medtech MAKO 2/14/08 5.1 5.1 15.00$ 10.00$ 51.0$ 133.4$ 184.4$ 9.55$ 176.1$ (33.3%) (4.5%) (3.1%)Enteromedics Medtech ETRM 11/15/07 5.0 5.5 15.00 8.00 43.9 90.5 134.4 8.56 143.8 (46.7%) 7.0% 16.9%BioForm Medical Medtech BFRM 11/7/07 10.0 11.5 10.00 8.00 92.0 276.8 368.8 5.86 270.1 (20.0%) (26.8%) (16.4%)ARYx Therapeutics Biotech ARYX 11/7/07 5.0 5.0 15.00 10.00 50.0 125.4 175.4 7.75 135.9 (33.3%) (22.5%) (12.1%)Nanosphere Medtech NSPH 11/1/07 7.0 8.1 15.00 14.00 112.7 196.9 309.6 9.80 216.7 (6.7%) (30.0%) (17.5%)Novabay Pharmaceuticals Biotech NBY 10/26/07 5.0 5.0 5.00 4.00 20.0 64.6 84.6 2.85 60.2 (20.0%) (28.8%) (13.4%)Power Medical Interventions Medtech PMII 10/26/07 3.9 4.4 13.00 11.00 48.7 139.5 188.2 13.71 234.5 (15.4%) 24.6% 40.0%TranS1 Medtech TSON 10/17/07 5.5 6.3 13.00 15.00 94.9 199.1 294.0 15.18 297.6 15.4% 1.2% 16.9%Targanta Therapeutics Biotech TARG 10/10/07 5.8 5.8 13.00 10.00 57.5 152.2 209.7 8.63 181.0 (23.1%) (13.7%) 4.0%MAP Pharmaceuticals Spec. Pharma MAPP 10/5/07 5.0 5.8 15.00 12.00 69.0 162.3 231.3 13.94 268.7 (20.0%) 16.2% 33.9%Masimo Corp. Medtech MASI 8/8/07 11.9 13.7 17.00 17.00 233.0 872.4 928.3 32.66 1,783.4 0.0% 92.1% 104.7%Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Spec. Pharma SCMP 8/2/07 3.8 4.3 15.00 11.50 49.6 425.5 468.6 11.05 463.4 (23.3%) (3.9%) 7.4%

    Jazz Pharmaceuticals Spec. Pharma JAZZ 6/1/07 6.0 6.0 25.00 18.00 108.0 333.9 441.9 12.27 301.2 (28.0%) (31.8%) (13.3%)Amicus Therapeutics Biotech FOLD 5/31/07 5.0 5.0 15.00 15.00 75.0 258.5 333.5 9.95 223.0 0.0% (33.7%) (15.8%)Helicos Biosciences Medtech HLCS 5/24/07 5.4 5.8 14.00 9.00 52.2 136.1 188.3 11.00 231.7 (35.7%) 22.2% 37.8%Sirtris Pharmaceuticals Biotech SIRT 5/23/07 5.0 6.9 10.00 10.00 69.0 217.9 286.9 11.58 316.3 0.0% 15.8% 32.7%Eurand Spec. Pharma EURX 5/18/07 7.0 7.0 18.00 16.00 112.0 589.7 701.7 13.81 595.9 (11.1%) (13.7%) 1.9%Insulet Medtech PODD 5/15/07 6.7 8.4 15.00 15.00 125.5 269.0 394.5 17.53 453.8 0.0% 16.9% 31.5%Biodel Biotech BIOD 5/10/07 5.0 5.8 15.00 15.00 86.3 216.2 302.4 14.24 319.9 0.0% (5.1%) 10.0%TomoTherapy Medtech TOMO 5/9/07 10.9 11.7 16.00 19.00 223.1 724.8 926.2 14.71 706.0 18.8% (22.6%) (5.9%)NeurogesX Spec. Pharma NGSX 5/2/07 4.0 4.0 14.00 11.00 44.0 93.4 137.4 6.25 108.5 (21.4%) (43.2%) (27.1%)Pharmasset Biotech VRUS 4/27/07 6.0 5.0 13.00 9.00 45.0 139.7 184.7 18.37 375.1 (30.8%) 104.1% 120.3%Orexigen Biotech OREX 4/26/07 6.0 8.1 12.00 12.00 96.6 226.3 322.9 11.99 385.0 0.0% (0.1%) 16.5%SenoRx Medtech SENO 3/29/07 5.5 6.3 12.00 8.00 50.6 75.8 126.4 8.55 147.6 (33.3%) 6.9% 19.8%Rosetta Genomics Medtech ROSG 2/26/07 3.0 4.3 12.00 7.00 30.2 52.6 82.8 4.99 57.7 (41.7%) (28.7%) (13.1%)Optimer Pharmaceuticals Biotech OPTR 2/9/07 5.3 8.1 13.00 7.00 56.4 103.2 159.6 6.53 174.7 (46.2%) (6.7%) 7.1%Accuray Medtech ARAY 2/8/07 13.3 18.4 15.00 18.00 331.2 759.8 947.0 10.51 578.8 20.0% (41.6%) (26.8%)3sBio Biotech SSRX 2/7/07 7.7 7.7 13.00 16.00 123.2 220.4 343.6 7.89 181.4 23.1% (50.7%) (35.9%)

    Synta Pharmaceuticals Biotech SNTA 2/6/07 6.0 5.0 15.00 10.00 50.0 288.2 338.2 8.75 310.3 (33.3%) (12.5%) 1.7%Molecular Insight Biotech MIPI 2/2/07 4.7 5.0 15.00 14.00 70.0 275.0 345.0 7.55 184.2 (6.7%) (46.1%) (32.0%)XTENT Medtech XTNT 2/1/07 4.7 4.7 17.00 16.00 75.2 289.5 364.7 7.65 183.4 (5.9%) (52.2%) (38.3%)Oculus Innovative Sciences Medtech OCLS 1/26/07 3.1 3.4 13.00 8.00 26.8 67.2 94.0 5.50 74.8 (38.5%) (31.3%) (19.5%)

    2007-2008 Total 2,772.4$

    Mean 6.0 6.8 14.16$ 11.98$ 86.6$ 255.5$ 331.2$ 10.91$ 316.9$ (15.5%) (7.6%) 6.7%

    Median 5.3 5.8 15.00 11.25 69.0 207.7 298.2 9.88 233.1 (20.0%) (13.1%) 1.8%

    2007-2008 Total 674.2$

    Mean 5.5 6.3 14.33$ 11.61$ 74.9$ 204.2$ 278.4$ 11.17$ 281.2$ (18.8%) (3.2%) 10.5%

    Median 5.4 5.8 15.00 11.50 57.5 196.9 302.4 11.00 231.7 (23.1%) (3.9%) 10.0%Leerink Swann IPOs

    Leerink deals shaded gray

    Selected Metrics for 2007 IPOs

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    Biopharma IPO Pricing and Performance

    Pricing vs. Initial Filing Range After Market Performance

    Most recent IPOs listed at the top

    (12.5%)(46.2%)

    (27.3%)(53.3%)

    (21.4%)(30.0%)

    (58.3%)6.7%

    (30.0%)(4.5%)

    (11.1%)(36.4%)

    (21.4%)(23.1%)

    0.0%

    (18.2%)

    (27.3%)

    (23.1%)

    (33.3%)

    (7.1%)

    (23.3%)

    (16.7%)

    8.7%(6.7%)

    (46.2%)0.0%

    (30.8%)(21.4%)

    0.0%(11.1%)

    0.0%0.0%

    (28.0%)(23.3%)(23.3%)(23.1%)

    0.0%(33.3%)

    (50.0%)

    (40.0%)

    (25.0%)

    (45.8%)

    (8.3%)

    (25.0%)

    (50.0%)

    (53.8%)

    (33.3%)

    ( 65.0% ) (55.0% ) (45.0% ) ( 35.0%) ( 25.0% ) (15.0% ) ( 5.0% ) 5.0% 15.0%

    ViaCellFavrilleIcagen

    ThresholdAsprevaXenoPort

    ALSColey

    SunesisAvalon

    AccentiaCombinatoRx

    SomaxonNucryst

    AltusSGX

    ValeraAcordaAlexza

    TargaceptVanda

    NovaceaReplidyne

    OsirisTrubion

    CadenceAchillionCatalyst

    EmergentObagi Medical

    AffymaxMolecular Insight

    Synta3sBio

    OptimerOrexigen

    PharmassetNeurogesX

    BiodelEurandSirtris

    AmicusJazz

    SucampoMAP Pharma.

    TargantaNovabay Pharma

    ARYx

    7.3%(73.3%)

    (79.3%)(93.4%)

    136.4%

    (82.0%)(50.0%)

    (79.7%)(77.1%)

    (67.0%)(28.6%)

    (58.8%)(80.5%)

    (61.9%)(35.7%)

    (18.4%)

    (22.0%)(8.7%)

    (55.1%)(57.7%)

    (81.1%)7.4%

    (37.7%)(33.7%)

    (58.9%)(45.0%)(43.4%)

    46.1%(23.5%)

    (46.1%)(12.5%)

    (50.7%)(6.7%)

    (0.1%)104.1%

    (43.2%)(5.1%)

    (13.7%)15.8%

    (33.7%)(31.8%)

    (3.9%)16.2%

    (13.7%)(43.0%)

    (22.0%)

    (110.0%) (60.0%) (10.0%) 40.0% 90.0% 140.0% 190.0%

    ViaCellFavrilleIcagen

    ThresholdAsprevaXenoPort

    ALSColey

    SunesisAvalon

    AccentiaCombinatoRx

    SomaxonNucryst

    AltusSGX

    ValeraAcordaAlexza

    TargaceptVanda

    NovaceaReplidyne

    OsirisTrubion

    CadenceAchillionCatalystEmergent

    ObagiAffymax

    MolecularSynta3sBio

    OptimerOrexigen

    PharmassetNeurogesX

    BiodelEurandSirtris

    AmicusJazz

    SucampoMAP Pharma.

    TargantaNovabay

    ARYx

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    Recent IPO Characteristics

    Shaded column represents companys lead program.

    ($ in millions)

    Therapeutic Pre-money Number of Drug Candidates (1)Company Focus Value Pre-clin. Phase I Phase II Phase III Marketed

    ARYx Therapeutics Gastro / Cardio 125.4$ 0 0 3 0 0Novabay Pharmaceuticals Infections 64.6 2 1 0 1 0Targanta Therapeutics Infections 152.2 2 1 1 1 0MAP Pharmaceuticals Pediatric Asthma 162.3 0 1 1 2 0Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Idiopathic constipation 432.7 8 1 1 1 1Jazz Pharmaceuticals Daytime sleepiness 333.9 0 1 1 2 2Amicus Therapeutics Fabry Disease 258.5 2 1 2 0 0Sirtris Pharmaceuticals Diabetes / Aging 217.9 2 0 0 0 0Eurand Allergy 589.7 1 1 0 2 1Biodel Diabetes 216.2 2 0 1 1 0NeurogesX Hepatitis 93.4 0 1 1 1 0Pharmasset Hepatitis 139.7 0 1 1 1 0Orexigen Therapeutics Obesity 226.3 0 0 1 1 0Optimer Pharmaceuticals Anti-infective 103.2 3 1 1 2 03sBio Anemia 220.4 0 0 0 3 6Synta Pharmaceuticals Cancer 288.2 2 0 2 0 0Molecular Insight Cancer - Imaging 275.0 1 1 2 0 0Affymax Anemia 265.3 0 1 1 0 0Obagi Medical Dermatology/Aesthetics 180.9 0 0 0 0 5Emergent Biosolutions Biodefense/Vaccines 280.3 4 3 1 0 1Achillion Pharmaceuticals Anti-virals 119.0 1 1 1 0 0Cadence Pharmaceuticals Pain & Anti-infective 190.3 0 0 0 2 1Trubion Pharmaceuticals Inflammation & Cancer 167.8 2 1 1 0 0Osiris Therapeutics Stem Cells 260.0 0 1 2 1 1Replidyne Anti-infective 219.3 1 1 1 1 NDANovacea Oncology 104.1 0 1 1 1 0Vanda CNS 156.8 0 0 2 2 0Targacept CNS 126.9 1 1 3 0 0Alexza Pharmaceuticals Migraines 137.2 0 3 1 0 0Acorda Therapeutics CNS 77.9 3 0 0 1 1Valera Pharmaceuticals Urology 98.2 2 1 1 1 1Iomai Corp. 83.3 1 2 1 0 0Altus Pharmaceuticals Metabolic Disorders 210.0 2 0 2 0 0SGX Pharmaceuticals Oncology 60.6 1 1 2 2 0

    Mean 195.2$ 1.3 0.8 1.1 0.9 0.6

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    Last Private Financing Step

    Pre-Money Post-Money Post-Money Last Private Interval Up ToCompany Low High Price Size Valuation Valuation Valuation (1) Financing (Mos.) Pricing

    ARYx Therapeutics $14.00 $16.00 $15.00 $ 50.0 $ 125.4 175.4$ $ 150.0 07-Feb-06 21 0.8x

    Novabay Pharmaceuticals 4.00 6.00 4.00 20.0 64.6 84.6 31.6 01-Sep-06 14 2.0x

    Targanta Therapeutics 12.00 14.00 10.00 57.5 152.2 209.7 150.0 09-Feb-07 8 1.0x

    MAP Pharmaceuticals 14.00 16.00 12.00 69.0 162.3 231.3 171.6 27-Mar-07 6 0.9x

    Sucampo Pharmaceuticals 14.00 16.00 11.50 43.1 432.7 468.6 79.0 31-Mar-06 16 5.5x

    Jazz Pharmaceuticals 24.00 26.00 18.00 108.0 333.9 441.9 279.9 24-Mar-04 39 1.2x

    Amicus Therapeutics 14.00 16.00 15.00 75.0 258.5 333.5 208.4 16-Sep-06 9 1.2x

    Sirtris Pharmaceuticals 9.00 11.00 10.00 69.0 217.9 286.9 190.7 23-Jan-07 4 1.1x

    Orexigen Therapeutics 11.00 13.00 12.00 96.6 254.6 351.2 149.9 22-Nov-06 5 1.7xOptimer Pharmaceuticals 12.00 14.00 7.00 49.0 103.2 152.2 95.4 29-Jul-05 19 1.1x

    Molecular Insight 14.00 16.00 14.00 70.0 275.0 345.0 90.5 14-Apr-05 22 3.0x

    Affymax 22.00 24.00 25.00 92.5 265.3 357.8 155.0 15-Jul-05 17 1.7x

    Achillion Pharmaceuticals 14.00 16.00 11.50 51.8 119.0 170.8 102.0 16-Dec-05 10 1.2x

    Cadence Pharmaceuticals 11.00 13.00 9.00 54.0 198.4 252.4 94.0 21-Feb-06 8 2.1x

    Trubion Pharmaceuticals 13.00 15.00 13.00 52.0 167.8 219.8 52.9 14-Jul-04 28 3.2x

    Osiris Therapeutics 11.00 13.00 11.00 38.5 258.9 297.4 250.0 15-Jun-05 14 1.0x

    Replidyne, Inc. 14.00 16.00 10.00 45.0 219.3 264.3 189.6 08-Sep-05 10 1.2x

    Novacea, Inc. 11.00 13.00 6.50 40.6 104.5 145.1 137.6 20-Dec-05 5 0.8x

    Vanda Pharmaceuticals 12.00 14.00 10.00 57.5 158.9 216.4 64.7 28-Sep-04 19 2.5x

    Targacept, Inc. 11.00 13.00 9.00 45.0 126.9 171.9 125.0 06-Dec-04 16 1.0x

    Alexza Pharmaceuticals 10.00 12.00 8.00 44.0 137.2 181.2 118.6 31-Dec-04 14 1.2x

    Acorda Therapeutics 11.00 13.00 6.00 33.0 81.3 114.3 132.5 04-Mar-04 24 0.6x

    Valera Pharmaceuticals 10.00 12.00 9.00 33.8 98.5 132.3 60.1 16-Aug-04 18 1.6x

    Altus Pharmaceuticals 14.00 16.00 15.00 105.0 210.0 315.0 244.9 21-May-04 21 0.9x

    SGX Pharmaceuticals 11.00 13.00 6.00 24.0 61.2 85.2 79.6 22-Apr-05 9 0.8x

    Mean 1.6xMedian 1.2x

    Min 0.6xMax 5.5x

    Filing Range

    Initial Public Offering

    Biopharma IPO Step-Up Analysis

    Averagestep-up

    from post-money of

    last privateto IPO pre-

    money

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    Select Biotech Crossover Rounds

    Date Company Business Description Stage Round Amount Val. Investors

    10-Jul-07 Light SciencesOncology

    Developer of a light-activated treatment for solid tumors P3 B 30.0$ 106.1$ Unnamed

    22-May-07 QuatRxPharmaceuticals

    Developer of therapeutic compounds for the treatment of endocrine,metabolic, and cardiovascular diseases.

    P3 E 44.0 120.0 T. Rowe Price

    7-May-07 PortolaPharmaceuticals

    Developer of therapeutics for acute and chronic cardiovascular andvascular disease.

    P2 C 70.0 W/H Alliance Bernstein LP; Brookside Capital; T. RowePrice; Goldman Sachs; Teachers Private Capital

    19-Apr-07 Metabolex Developer of novel therapeutics for the treatment of diabetes andrelated metabolic disorders.

    P3 D 32.0 W/H Alliance Bernstein LP; Deerfield Capital Management;T. Rowe Price; Lombard Odier; MPM BioEquities

    27-Mar-07 MAP Pharmaceuticals Developer of treatments for respiratory and CNS diseases. P2 D 50.0 121.6 Brookside Capital; Perseus-Soros BioPharmaceuticalFund; D.E. Shaw Group

    8-Mar-07 Phenomix Developer of a therapeutic portfolio of kinase and protease inhibitorsfor the treatment of immune disease and metabolic syndrome.

    P2 C 55.0 82.7 Baker Brothers; JPMorgan Partners

    1-Mar-07 Microbia Developer of drug candidates for the treatment of gastrointestinaldisorders, dyslipidemia, pain, and fungal infections.

    P2 F 50.0 W/H Ridgeback Capital; Morgan Stanley; and otherinvestors

    9-Feb-07 TargantaTherapeutics

    Developer of antibacterial agents. P3 C 70.0 80.0 Brookside Capital

    24-Aug-06 ChemoCentryx Developer of orally-administered therapeutics for autoimmunediseases, inflammatory disorders, and cancer.

    P2 C 17.7 W/H Jennison Associates; OrbiMed Advisors

    16-Aug-06 Tolerx Developer of therapies to treat patients with immune-mediateddiseases.

    P2 E 35.6 104.4 FrontPoint Partners

    2-Aug-06 Biodel Developer of insulin-based produc ts to treat endocrine disordersincluding diabetes and osteoporosis.

    P3 B 21.0 41.2 Great Point Partners; OrbiMed Advisors; VivoVentures

    3-Apr-06 MerrimackPharmaceuticals

    Discoverer and developer of drugs for the treatment of diseases in theareas of autoimmune disease and cancer.

    P2 E 65.0 W/H Jennison Associates; Noonday Asset Management;TPG-Axon

    27-Feb-06 Microbia Developer of drug candidates for the treatment of gastrointestinaldisorders, dyslipidemia, pain, and fungal infections.

    P2 E 75.0 W/H Sigma Capital; Jennison Associates; MaverickCapital; and other investors

    25-Jan-06 MAP Pharmaceuticals Developer of treatments for respiratory and CNS diseases. P2 C 25.3 45.4 Brookside Capital; Perseus-Soros BioPharmaceuticalFund; Pequot Ventures

    Crossover investors focus on late-stage differentiated assets when investing in private securities

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    Biotech IPO and M&A Activity Summary

    Biotech IPOs: 2006 2007 Biotech M&A: 2006 2007

    M&A deals under $5 billion.

    $3,133

    $1,870$2,567

    $4,537

    $13,937 $14,098

    $721

    $193

    $-

    $2,000

    $4,000

    $6,000

    $8,000

    $10,000

    $12,000

    $14,000

    Q1-06 Q2-06 Q3-06 Q4-06 Q1-07 Q2-07 Q3-07 Q4-070

    3

    6

    9

    12

    15

    $ Volume # Deals

    $194.9

    $399.8

    $299.6

    $635.9

    $196.5

    $49.6$38.5

    $286.7

    $-

    $150

    $300

    $450

    $600

    Q1-06 Q2-06 Q3-06 Q4-06 Q1-07 Q2-07 Q3-07 Q4-070

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    $ Raised # Deals

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    Biotech M&A Activity: 2006-2007

    Includes deals under $5 billion

    ($ in US millions) Equity Target Information

    Date Purchase Enterprise Financial Info. Lead Product Info.

    Announce Target Acquirer Price Value LTM Rev. Cash Stage Indication

    2/25/08 Proprius Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Cypress Bioscience, Inc. 37.5 37.5 NA NA P2 Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis

    2/20/08 Encysive Pharmaceuticals Inc. Pfizer, Inc. 195.0 195.0 28.6 54.1 Mkt EU Pulmonary Ar terial Hypertension (PAH)

    2/3/08 CellGate, Inc. Progen Pharmaceuticals Limited (ASX:PGL) 21.8 21.8 NA NA P1 Cancer

    1/22/08 CoGenesys, Inc. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. 400.0 400.0 NA NA NA NA (Biotechnology research)

    12/24/07 Illumigen Biosciences Cubist Pharmaceuticals 341.5 341.5 NA NA Preclin. Hepatitis C Virus

    12/18/07 CovX Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE) NA NA NA NA Preclin. Cancer

    12/17/07 PDL BioPharma (IV Busulfex) Otsuka Phamaceutical 200.0 200.0 NA NA Mkt Cancer

    12/10/07 MGI Pharma, Inc. Eisai Corporation (N. Amer.) 3,900.0 3,900.0 NA NA Mkt Oncology and acute care

    12/5/07 Ester Neurosciences Amarin (NAsdaqNM:AMRN) 32.0 32.0 NA NA Preclin. CNS

    11/29/07 Axcan Pharma Inc. (TSX:AXP) TPG Capital 1,293.7 1,123.8 328.7 170.7 Mkt Gastrointestinal

    11/26/07 Agensys, Inc. Astellas Pharma US, Inc. 537.0 537.0 NA NA P1 Cancer

    11/21/07 Reliant Pharmaceuticals, Inc. GlaxoSmithKline plc (LSE:GSK) 2,751.3 2,784.2 474.9 181.0 Mkt Cardiovascular

    11/18/07 Pharmion Corp. (NasdaqNM:PHRM) Celgene Corporation (NasdaqNM:CELG) 2,967.0 2,832.0 255.9 135.0 Mkt Hematology, O ncology

    11/15/07 Coley Pharmaceutical Group, Inc. (NasdaqNM:C Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE) 230.3 146.0 31.2 87.8 P3 Cancer

    11/12/07 Raven biotechnologies, inc. VaxGen Inc. (OTCPK:VXGN) 38.6 38.6 NA NA P1 Cancer

    10/29/07 Bradley Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NYSE:BDY) ALTANA Inc. 429.7 438.4 142.9 53.7 Mkt Spec pharma

    10/19/07 Celldex Therapeutics AVANT Immunotherapeutics 66.7 66.7 NA NA Mkt Oncology, autoimmune

    10 /17 /0 7 As preva Ph arma ceu tic als Corpo ration (Na sda qN Gal enic a Ho ldin g AG (SW X:GALN) 932 .2 579.0 237.8 353.2 P3 Lupus

    10/9/07 Crawford Pharmaceuticals Limited York Pharma plc (AIM:YRK) 35.5 35.5 NA NA Mkt Dermatology

    10/9/07 ForSight Newco II QLT (NasdaqNM: QLTI) 42.0 42.0 NA NA P1 Glaucoma

    10/5/07 Haptogen Wyeth (NYSE: WYE) NA NA NA NA Disc. Antibodies

    10/1/07 ViaCell Inc. (NasdaqNM:VIAC) PerkinElmer Inc. (NYSE:PKI) 300.5 256.6 59.0 44.0 Mkt Stem cell bank

    9/27/07 Symphony GenIsis Inc. ISIS Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NasdaqNM:ISIS) 120.0 120.0 NA NA P1 Diabetes

    9/24/07 Adnexus Therapeutics Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. (NYSE:BMY) 553.7 534.9 3.0 22.7 P1 Oncology

    9/18/07 Esprit Pharma, Inc. Allergan Inc. (NYSE:AGN) 370.0 370.0 NA NA Mkt. Genitourinary

    9/18/07 Renovis Inc. (NasdaqNM:RNVS) Evotec AG (DB:EVT) 145.7 145.7 11.4 85.8 Preclin. Platform / CNS

    8/1/07 Brookwood Pharmaceuticals, Inc. SurModics Inc. (NasdaqNM:SRDX) 62.0 62.0 NA NA Prod. Drug delivery

    7/25/07 NovaCardia, Inc. Merck & Co. Inc. (NYSE:MRK) 352.7 312.8 NA 42.5 P3 CHF

    7/24/07 Systems Medicine, Inc. Cell Therapeutics Inc. (NasdaqNM:CTIC) 35.0 35.0 NA NA P2 Cancer

    7/20/07 MedPointe, Inc. Meda AB (OM:MEDA A) 792.9 792.9 243.3 NA Mkt Allergy

    7/9/07 JDS Pharmaceuticals, LLC Noven Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NasdaqNM:NOVN) 135.0 135.0 NA NA Mkt Depression, bi-polar disorder

    6/6/07 Alantos Pharmaceuticals Holding, Inc. Amgen Inc. (NasdaqNM:AMGN) 300.0 300.0 NA NA P2 Type 2 diabetes

    6/4/07 Ilypsa, Inc. Amgen Inc. (NasdaqNM:AMGN) 420.0 420.0 NA NA P2 Chronic kidney disease

    5/29/07 Bioenvision Inc. Genzyme Corp. (NasdaqNM:GENZ) 308.2 287.6 14.1 20.6 Mkt Pediatric ALL

    5/18/07 Taro Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (OTCPK:TARSun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (BSE:524715) 451.1 451.1 297.7 NA Mkt Generic

    5/7/07 Evogenix Pty Ltd. (ASX:EGX) Peptech Ltd. (ASX:PTD) 125.0 118.3 1.3 6.7 P1 Antibodies

    4/24/07 Alliant Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Sciele Pharma Inc. (NasdaqNM:SCRX) 177.3 177.3 NA NA Mkt Spec Pharma - Inflammation / ADHD

    4/9/07 Fermavir Pharmaceuticals Inhibitex Inc. 31.8 31.3 NA 0.5 Preclin Shingles

    4/2/07 Therapeutic Human Polyclonals Roche Holding AG 56.5 56.5 NA NA Disc. Antibodies

    3/30/07 VIVUS, Inc., EvaMist KV Pharmaceutical Co. 180.0 180.0 NA NA Mkt Estrogen replacement therapy

    3/22/07 Morphotek, Inc. Eisai Corporation (N. Amer.) 325.0 325.0 NA NA P1/2 Ovarian cancer

    3/12/07 Oxxon Therapeutics, Inc. Oxford BioMedica plc 30.7 30.7 NA NA P2 HBV, Melanoma

    3/5/07 Hypnion Eli Lilly & Co. 315.0 315.0 NA NA P2 Insomnia

    3/2/07 OPi EUSA 131.7 131.7 NA NA Mkt ALL

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    Biotech M&A Activity: 2006-2007

    Includes deals under $5 billion

    ($ in US millions) Equity Target Information

    Date Purchase Enterprise Financial Info. Lead Product Info.

    Announce Target Acquirer Price Value LTM Rev. Cash Stage Indication

    2/22/07 INO Therapeutics, Inc. Ikaria Inc. 670.0 670.0 NA NA NA Chronic lung disease, hypertension

    2/20/07 New River Pharmaceuticals Shire 2,600.0 2,600.0 31.9 162.8 Mkt ADHD, Pain

    2/1/07 Arrow Therapeutics AstraZeneca 150.0 150.0 NA NA P2 Anti-viral

    1/19/07 DOR Biopharma Cell Therapeutics 49.3 49.3 2.5 0.6 P3 GVHD

    1/4/07 Syntonix Biogen Idec 40.0 40.0 NA NA P1 Anemia

    1/4/07 Caprion Ecopia BioSciences 45.0 45.0 NA NA P2 Cancer

    12/20/06 Praecis GSK 54.8 2.0 4.5 63.4 P1 Cancer

    12/13/06 Cerexa Forest Laboratories 480.0 480.0 NA NA P2 Anti-bacterial

    12/11/06 Valera Indevus 120.0 101.2 19.9 18.9 Mkt Urology

    12/11/06 MacroMed Protherics 23.7 23.7 NA NA Mkt Critical Care, Oncology

    12/8/06 Domantis GSK 453.2 453.7 NA NA Preclin Immunology

    11/19/06 CoTherix Actelion 418.4 334.7 60.0 83.7 Mkt PAH

    11/15/06 Cabrellis Pharmaceuticals Pharmion 59.0 59.0 NA NA P2 Cancer

    11/9/06 Tanox Genentech 905.0 740.8 60.9 164.2 Mkt Asthma11/5/06 KOS Pharmaceuticals Abbott Laboratories 4,161.0 3,647.4 849.3 543.7 Mkt Cardiovascular

    10/31/06 ProlX Pharmaceutiacals Biomira 24.2 24.2 NA NA P1 Cancer

    10/30/06 Sirna Therapeutics Merck 1,133.4 1,050.5 4.2 82.8 P2 Acute Macular Degeneration

    10/22/06 Connetics Corporation Stiefel Laboratories 712.7 758.4 158.1 244.3 Mkt Dermatology

    10/16/06 ICOS Corp. Eli Lilly & Co. 2,287.2 2,459.5 76.7 106.4 Mkt Erectile dysfunction

    10/12/06 RxKinetix, Inc. Endo Pharmaceuticals 20.0 20.0 NA NA P2 Oral mucositis, cancer

    10/7/06 AnorMed Genzyme Corporation 584.0 542.0 0.2 42.0 P3 Stem Cells

    10/2/06 Myogen Gilead 2,500.0 2,311.9 11.5 188.1 P3 PAH

    9/29/06 Avidia Amgen 290.0 290.0 NA NA P1 Auto-immune

    8/31/06 Avidex MediGene AG 65.8 65.8 NA NA Preclin Rheumatoid arthritis

    7/19/06 Corus Pharma Gilead 365.0 365.0 NA NA P3 Cystic fibrosis

    6/8/06 TorreyPines Therapeutics Axonyx 83.2 56.2 NA 27.0 P2 Migraine

    6/7/06 NeuTec Pharma Plc Novartis 569.0 569.0 NA 44.7 Mkt Fungal & Bacterial Infections

    5/31/06 Fumapharm AG Biogen Idec NA NA NA NA Mkt Psoriasis

    5/23/06 Alamo Pharmaceuticals Avanir Pharmaceuticals 29.0 29.0 10.0 NA Mkt Schizophrenia5/15/06 Cambridge Antibody Technology AstraZeneca 1,065.5 823.2 93.3 334.0 Mkt Rheumatoid Arthritis

    5/9/06 Glycofi, Inc. Merck 400.0 400.0 NA NA Preclin Technology

    5/9/06 Abmaxis, Inc. Merck 80.0 80.0 NA NA Preclin Technology

    5/3/06 Conforma Therapeutics Biogen Idec 150.0 150.0 NA NA P1 Oncology

    4/13/06 Eximias Pharmaceutical Corp. YM Biosciences 33.0 33.0 NA NA P3 Oncology

    4/12/06 Infinity Pharmaceuticals Discovery Partners Intl. 141.8 141.8 32.4 80.0 P1 Cancer

    4/6/06 Rinat Neuroscience Pfizer 500.0 500.0 NA NA P2 Osteoarthritis pain

    4/3/06 Predix Pharmaceuticals EPIX Pharmaceuticals 81.6 81.6 NA NA P3 Anxiety

    3/15/06 Vela Pharmaceuticals Pharmos 29.7 29.7 NA NA P2 Irritable Bowel

    2/1/06 Resistys, Inc. Avantogen Oncology, Inc. (OTCBB:AVTO) 59.2 NA NA NA NA NA

    1/27/06 Montigen Pharmaceuticals SuperGen, Inc. 18.0 18.0 NA NA Preclin Cancer

    1/9/06 Micromet AG CancerVax Corporation 86.3 86.3 NA NA P2 Breast Cancer

    Mean $294.4 $392.4 $118.5 $114.8Median 45.0 142.4 60.0 81.4

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    Reverse Merger Overview

    Three flavors:

    Private company merger of equals with a public company focused on the same business

    Private company merges with a publicly traded shell company (typically with no assets or liabilities)

    Private company merges with a distressed public entity that is currently trading based on cash and

    debt valuation with little value attributed to the actual business

    Newcos management, board of directors and company name is highly influenced byprivate company

    Reverse merger allows a private company to go public typically with more control overoutcome than an IPO

    The timing, feasibility and costs of a reverse merger process will depend on the profileof the target company (e.g. shell company, distressed company or MOE)

    A "reverse merger" is an alternative method by which a private company gains access tothe public equity market:

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    Precedent Reverse Merger Transactions

    (US$ in millions)Pro Financing Info Current Mkt Val. Price

    Announced/ Public / Private Company Equity Enterprise Forma # Days Post Market Current Mkt Val @ Price @ 3M Since 3M SinceCompleted Private Company Description Value Value Ownership Merger Amount Value Price Ann. Ann. Ann. Ann.

    Public / Private MergersNov-07 VaxGen 38.1$ (8.7)$ 50% NA NA 22.5$ 0.67$ 38.1$ 1.15$ 44.4$ 0.67$Pending Raven Biotechnologies 50%

    Oct-07 AVANT Immunotherapeutics 71.7 64.8 42% NA NA 54.4 0.73 51.9 0.70 97.2 0.55Pending Celldex Therapeutics 58%

    Sep-07 Point Therapeutics 37.7 35.4 4% NA NA 5.9 0.19 1.6 0.04 186.7 0.19Pending Dara Biosciences 96%

    Jan-07 Corautus Genetics Inc. 19.7 7.7 24% 24 25.0 57.2 2.95 7.3 0.37 25.1 0.34May-07 VIA Pharmaceuticals 73%

    Dec-06 Intrabiotics Pharmaceuticals 23.0 (25.4) NA 253 20.0 187.8 14.40 23.0 3.90 31.0 5.25Dec-06 Ardea Biosciences (Valeant Pharma NA

    Jun-06 Axonyx 83.2 56.2 38% NA NA 35.4 2.15 134.2 7.60 141.3 8.00Oct-06 TorreyPines Therapeutics 62%

    Apr-06 EPIX Pharmaceuticals 81.5 75.3 53% NA NA 106.7 2.87 153.8 3.50 191.1 4.35Aug-06 Predix Pharmaceuticals 47%

    Jan-06 CancerVax Corporation 86.3 125.9 33% NA NA 55.7 1.91 211.4 7.40 206.9 7.23May-06 Micromet AG 68%

    Dec-05 Xcyte 25.2 6.3 20% 28 45.3 89.3 4.32 31.5 3.20 69.9 7.10Mar-06 Cyclacel 80%

    Sep-05 Corgentech (Anesiva) 121.8 181.4 38% NA NA 182.8 4.68 196.1 10.64 184.4 9.98Dec-05 AlgoRx 62%

    Sep-05 Maxim Pharmaceuticals 97.9 136.2 28% 34 11.6 67.0 1.37 136.9 1.34 124.8 1.23Jan-06 EpiCept 72%

    Mar-05 Epimmune Inc 75.0 37.4 22% NA NA 42.2 2.24 96.1 9.24 62.6 6.02Aug-05 Immuno-Designed Molecules SA 78%

    Jun-04 V.I. Technologies Inc 245.7 236.7 55% 0 20.0 35.9 0.59 107.0 10.80 89.5 9.00Mar-05 Panacos Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 45%

    Dec-04 Intrac, Inc. 28.5% 1 18.0 163.6 3.28Dec-04 IDDS (Javelin Pharmaceuticals) 71.5%

    Mean 77.4$ 71.5$ 68 24.4$ 72.5$ 3.01 91.5$ 4.61 111.9 4.61Median 75.0 56.2 28 20.0 55.7 2.15 96.1 3.50 97.2 5.25

    Develops antibody-based therapeutics for

    cancer.

    Developing small molecules for multiple

    indications; pain, diabetes, dermatology

    Developing monoclonal antibodytherapeutics to target the immune system

    Develops and commercializestherapeutics for pain

    Developes novel antibody based drugs totreat cancer

    Discovers and develops drugs for the

    treatment of HIV.

    Develops mechanism targeted drugs for

    treatment of cancer

    Develops small-molecule GPCRs for

    neuro disorders

    Developes novel drugs for the treatment

    of cancer.

    Developing monoclonal antibody

    therapeutics for oncology

    Develops small molecule drugs for CNSdiseases

    Developing small-moleculecompounds for cardiovascular

    Develops products for HIV, cancer, and

    inflammatory diseases

    Develops genomics analysis solutions

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    Challenges and Caveats

    Match stage to financing source

    Dilution less critical than capitalization

    Transfer of risk without clear quantum accomplishment doesnt work

    Beware the timing of anticipated step-ups in valuation

    Public markets are demanding integrated programs and later stage assets

    Building for M&A is fruitful with: differentiated discovery/manufacturing,lead program of differentiated capability in unmet need, gap pipeline fillerfor specific situations, commanding IP, demonstrated commercial uptake

    Exits are a multi-step process company building and leveraging existingpublic company assets can work in the setting of financing potential andinterest, sponsorship and rational valuation