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SCIENCE BASED PRODUCT
Oct 2006
**RPP has been marketing and selling this type of regenerative medicine since 2014
Evolution of Orthobiologics
1997 1999 2000 2002 2014
DISADVANTAGES
Non-human sources
Older donors inferior to younger donors
Older donors inferior to younger donors
Single GF limited efficacyBacteria
Avian Pro-inflammatory
Donor site pain
Synthetic
|Viscosupplementation
HA
PRP|
|Cellular therapies
Bone marrow aspirateStem cells
Single human recombinant
growth factors BMP-7 BMP-2
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Sterile Derived Multiple Allogeneic Protein Paracrine Signaling (D-
MAPPS)NovoMax Liquid Allograft
“Stem Cell Stimulator”
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ADVANTAGES
Off the shelf option
771 cytokines, chemokines & growth factors
Sterile 10-6 SAL
Injectable through 30g needle (pain free)
No adverse events reported
Natural Hyaluronic Acid4/11/2018
AMONG PHYSICIANS AND SCIENTISTSCURRENT CONFUSION WITH STEM CELLS
P r o g e n ito r c e lls
Peripheral blood-borne
colony-forming units
Stromal cells
PericytesFibroblasts
Mes enc hymal s tem c e lls
Evolution ofStem Cells
1968 First Bone
Marrow Transplant
1998 First
Embryonic Stem
Cell
2007 First Induced
Pluripotent Stem
Cell
2014 Novel Platform
Technology Sterile
Derived Multiple
Allogeneic Proteins
Paracrine Signaling
D-MAPPS™
Quantity of Stem Cells, Growth Factors such as GDF11 Decreases with Aging
Example Diagram of Lifetime Human Stem Cell Count
Ste
m C
ells
Age
1:4
00,0
00
Child
Young
Adult
Middle
Age
Old
Age
Circulating MSC (PB-MSC)(Rare-to-none if not mobilized by growth factors)
BM-MSC1 in 104 – 105
1 in 10,000 – 100,000
PB-MSC1 in 108
1 in 100,000,000
Circulating Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Their Clinical Implications: Journal of Orthopaedic Translation, Vol 2, Issue 1, Jan 2014, Chinese Orthopaedic SocietyRef:
Mesenchymal stem cells
PERICYTES
‘STEM CELLS’ MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS
PERIVASCULAR MULTIPOTENT CELLS
• Contribute to the regeneration of various tissues in response to injury• Distinctive role in
• Myogenesis (muscle)
• Neurogenesis (nerves)
• Adipogenesis (fat)
• Fibrogenesis (fibroblast)
• Angiogenesis (blood vessels)
• Osteogenesis (bone)
• Mechanism of Action: Physical Contact and Paracrine Signaling
Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) and Pericytes:To What Extent Can They be Stimulated?
Microenvironment Milieu
“niche”
MSCs
Sterile Derived Multiple Allogeneic Protein Paracrine Signaling
Regeneration
Cytokine Levels in
Inflammatory State
Interleukin 1β
(IL-1β)
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Products, including NovoMax, are proven to
contain IL-1Ra, which ameliorates clinical signs and inflammatory changes
seen in inflammatory disease states
Inflammation
=
Interleukin 1Ra
(IL-1Ra)Reduced
Inflammation=
Interleukin 1Ra
(IL-1Ra)
Treating inflammation by blocking interleukin-1 in a broad spectrum of
diseases
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3644509/
The alarmin IL-1α is a master cytokine in acute lung inflammation induced by
silica micro- and nanoparticles
http://particleandfibretoxicology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12989-014-
0069-x
A Critical Role for the IL-1 Receptor in Lung Injury
http://www.nature.com/pr/journal/v66/n3/full/pr2009198a.html
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Injectable
Potential Mechanism of Action
Chemicals/Small Molecules
Pharmaceuticals 1 gram → 1000 milligrams (mg)
Endocrine Hormones 1 gram → 1 Billion Nanograms (Ng) 1x10-9 grams
Paracrine & Autocrine
Growth Factors & Cytokines
1 gram → 1 Trillion Picograms (pg) 1x10-12 grams
1 gram → 1 Quadrillionth Femtograms (fg) 1x10-15
grams
Perspectives on Scale Comparison
Ref. Int J Mol Sci. 2017 Jun; 18(6): 1129.
SEM of Pericytes
Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Therapeutic Potential of PericytesC. Randall Harrell; Bojana Simovic Markovic; Crissy Fellabaum; Aleksandar Arsenijevic; Valentin Djonov; Vladislav Volarevic
Journal of Biomedical Science
Co-authored by Dr. Harrell
Mechanism of Action
Niches
Patented Platform
Technology
Sterile Derived Multiple Proteins Paracrine Signaling (D-MAPPS )
771 cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors: “Stem Cell Stimulators”
Biological effects through signal transduction pathways
Pericytes
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17Minear et al., Science TM 2014
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18Jing et al., Biomaterials 2015
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• Modulates Inflammation with its “Cocktail” ofAnti-Inflammatory Cytokines
• Has Potential to Restore Nerve Function byRecreating Embryonic Environments
• Has Potential to Regenerate Cells and Cartilage
• Demonstrated Safety Profile with No ReportedAdverse Events
Patented Sterile D-MAPPS™ Overview
Successful TrialsCase studies show successful therapy for patients suffering from chronic pain, wound management, and burns.
Reduce InflammationAnti-inflammatory cytokines communicate with the cells in your body to reduce inflammation and redness
Decreased Pain & DiscomfortAs inflammation reduces, pain and discomfort decrease and the next stage of healing begins
Heal & RegenerateGrowth factors will stimulate the body’s natural healing power to bring soothing relief
Patented Sterile D-MAPPS™ Overview
Injuries heal
SLOWLY
Treatment of Chronic Pain: Significant Unmet Needs
8.673 2.836 2.460 1.7860
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2
3
4
5
6
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9
10
Base Line 3 mos. 6 mos. 12 mos.
67.3% 71.6%
PERCENT IMPROVEMENT
55 PATIENTS CHRONIC PAIN
79.4%
2016 – To Our Knowledge, The First Documented Human Cartilage
RegenerationMay 24, 2016 Palm Harbor, FL
LEFT KNEE NON-CONTRAST MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING
MRI FINDINGS2016 compared to 2013
∙“Complete regeneration of an area of focal cartilage
loss along the anterior aspect of the lateral femoral
condyle and restoration of normal subchondral marrow
signal.”
∙“Dramatic improvement with degree of effusion.”
∙“This is real.” - Ryan Polselli, M.D., Board Certified
Radiologist
Ryan Polselli, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
“This is real.”
Sterile D-MAPPS InjectableTM
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Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Allograft
Injections: Case Studies
Patient with diabetic ulceration on right first metatarsal head, very fibrotic, and
with neuropathic pain. End of study results shows improved vascularity, less
pain, increased sensations, and much less fibrotic.
Patient with densely neuropathic plantar foot diabetic ulceration. Increased
vascularity and sensation after 1 week, and no open lesions. Wound
healed at 4 week visit without need to re-inject.
Sterile D-MAPPS Derived Liquid Allograft – Wound Injection Study
•Peripheral neuropathy case study
•CASE STUDY PATIENT 001
•PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
•Patient complains of severe pain, diagnosed with PAD (Peripheral Artery Disease) of the feet.
•Previously treated with Cortisone injections, Lyrica, Neurontin and Gabapentin. Patient has been through physical therapy and stents have been placed to improve blood flow in large vessels of the legs. These therapies have helped but patient is still in pain and blood flow is not optimal.
•Patient was treated with Sterile D-MAPPS® Derived Liquid Allograft 0.5 cc injected without dilution into the peri-arterial region of the medial lateral plantar artery.
•Immediately, patient reported significant pain relief, and a feeling of warmth. Ultrasound taken before the Sterile D-MAPPS™ injection and 5 minutes after the Sterile D-MAPPS™ injections captures impressive vascular changes as seen below on the right.
2016 - First
Documented
Increase
Blood Flow
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Allograft
Injections: Case Studies
•CASE STUDY PATIENT 002
•PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
•Patient complains of pain and is diagnosed with PAD (Peripheral Artery Disease) of the feet.
•Patient has been treated with Cortisone injections, Lyrica, Neurontin and Gabapentin. Patient has also received physical therapy. These therapies have helped but patient still has severe pain and blood flow is not optimal.
•Patient was treated with Sterile D-MAPPS® Derived Liquid Allograft 0.5 cc injected without dilution into the peri-arterial region of the medial lateral plantar artery.
•Immediately, patient communicated significant pain relief and a feeling of warmth. The ultrasound below captured vascular changes before and 5 minutes after the Sterile D-MAPPS® injection. You can see confirmed remarkable vascular changes from the before andafter ultrasound.
2016 - First
Documented
Increase
Blood Flow
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Allograft
Injections: Case Studies
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Allograft
Average Pain Level 38 Patients 10 Point Scale
*Population mean is greater than 70% improvement in pain at 3 months post
injection (p<0.001)
Sterile D-MAPPS® Derived Liquid Allograf
Injections
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Allograft
Injections: Case Studies
Sterile D-MAPPS™ Derived Liquid Allograft
Injections: Case Studies