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HORIZON DISCOVERY Is Cambridge an ideal location to implement precision medicine for sufferers of rare diseases? Dr Darrin M Disley

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Page 1: Darrin Disley - Cambridge Rare Disease Summit 2015

HORIZON  DISCOVERY

Is  Cambridge  an  ideal  location   to  implement  precision  medicine  for  sufferers  of  rare  diseases?

Dr  Darrin  M  Disley

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Technology   is  powering  translational   genomics                                                                    research  and  precision  medicine

Technology Now Provides

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The  Cambridge  Ecosystem:  key  precision  medicine  resources

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Case  study  Neurofibromatosis9/11/15, 6:15 AMNetwork

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CharitiesVolunteered

CliniciansInterviewed

TechnologiesPilot  Studies

PharmaGaps

Patient  Seminars

IssuesScientists  MentorsAdvice

A  rare  disease,  1/3,000  worldwide,  no  treatment,  tumor  predisposition,  NF1,  2  mutations  common  in  cancer

InstitutionsSample

HZD  VP  US  Business  Development  Lydia  Meyer-­‐Turkson  is    a  parent  of  an  NF  child:  spent  2  yrs  networking  to  understand  the  issues  and  frame  opportunities  to  action

Set  up  a  company  with  a  Mission:To  empower  patients  and  create  new  biomarker  tests  to  monitor  early  signs  of  cancer  and  personalize  cancer  therapy

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How  about  rare  diseases  like  Neurofibromatosis

42%

21%

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Sporadic NF1

5-­‐year  relative  survival  rate

MPN

STs

Patients

Genetic  NF1  testing  can  identify  95%  of  mutations

A  blood  test  to  differentiate  benign  from  cancerous  tumors

Current  cancer  treatments  fail  to  cure

50,000  NF1  patients  with  benign  tumorsmonitor  2x  per  year  over  5-­‐25  yrs  

• Non  invasive  tests  can  avoid  biopsies,  triage  patients  to  MRI• Trigger  personalised  medicine  approaches  to  therapy• Locus  Genetics  a  new  initiative  utilising  Cambridge/UK  resources      

Radiation/chemotherapy  resistant  nerve  sheath  tumors

21  mth  survival

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§ Horizon  is  at  the  forefront  of  the  precision  medicine  revolution

§ The  pharmaceutical   landscape   is  changing   rapidly

§ Horizon’s translational   genomics  platform  make  the  addressing  of  diseases  that  affect  smaller  patient  populations   tractable  

Horizon’s  mission  is  to  be  a  fully  integrated  life  science  company   that  provides  enabling  products,   services  and  research  programs   to  clients  engaged  at  every  stage  of  the  

personalised  medicine  continuum  from  sequence  to  treatment

About  Horizon  Discovery  Group  plc

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Our  future  vision:  The  future  of  human  healthcare

The  power  to  help  patients  NOW!

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Your  Horizon  Contact:

t +  44  (0)1223  655580f +  44  (0)1223  655581e [email protected] www.horizondiscovery.comHorizon  Discovery,  7100  Cambridge  Research  Park,  Waterbeach,  Cambridge,  CB25  9TL,  United  Kingdom

Dr  Darrin  M  DisleyCEO  &  [email protected]+44  (0)7786   133893

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