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1 Tablet Confirmed Superiority Of Pharmacokinetic Profile Relative To Kalydeco in Phase I Clinical Studies 39 th European Cystic Fibrosis Conference 8-11 June 2016, Basel, Switzerland 2014 Concert Pharmaceuticals, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

2 : A Novel, Next-Generation CFTR Potentiator Without Potentiator With Potentiator Deuterated analog of ivacaftor Potential use as monotherapy and in combination with other CFTR modulators Phase 1 data show improved PK profile vs. Kalydeco Longer half-life supports once-daily dosing Greater exposure to parent, less exposure to metabolites Potential to provide greater efficacy Potential for reduced DDIs Next Step: Open IND for Phase 2 efficacy trial in 2016 Kalydeco is a registered trademark of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 2

3 Deuterium: Powerful Tool For Pharmaceutical R&D Deuterium substitution Increased chemical bond stability provides potential for unique properties Possibility for enhanced ADME properties No significant change to compound s intrinsic biological activity Potential to improve effectiveness, safety and tolerability 3

4 Deuterium Modification Impacts Metabolism; Not Pharmacology Ivacaftor exposure is predominantly to less active metabolites CYP3A4/5 CYP3A4/5 Ivacaftor AUC=1* EC 50 = 336 nm # M1 AUC=6X EC 50 = 960 nm M6 AUC=2X EC nm CYP3A4/5 CYP3A4/5 EC 50 = 255 nm D-M1 EC 50 = 1346 nm D-M6 EC 50 = nm *Reported at steady state in healthy volunteers NDA : normalized to ivacaftor AUC=1 # Isc increase in G551D/F508del hbe cells (Ussing assay), Robert Bridges, Rosalind Franklin Univ. of Medicine and Science 4

5 Phase 1 Multiple-Ascending Dose Trial Part A Period 1 Period 2 Part B Cohort 1 7 dosing days 7 day w/out N=8 75 mg Sequence 1 N=4 Kalydeco N=2 Placebo 75 mg N=8 Cohort 2 7 dosing days Sequence 2 N=4 Kalydeco 7 day w/out N=2 Placebo N=8 Cohort 3 7 dosing days 225 mg N=2 Placebo 225 mg Designed to evaluate safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics in healthy volunteers Two-part design Single dose PK comparison of tablet formulation of and Kalydeco Three doses for seven days compared to placebo Dosed in fed state (high fat breakfast) 5

6 M e a n ( S E M ) P la s m a C o n c e n tr a tio n (n g /m L ) Has A Superior PK Profile Relative To Kalydeco Phase 1 Tablet Crossover C T P T a b le t m g K a ly d e c o T a b le t m g key exposure parameters C 24hr and AUC 0-24hr enhanced ~ 3-fold T im e (h r) oral clearance ~ 1/3 that of ivacaftor average half-life of ~ 15 hrs is 40% longer than that for ivacaftor ~ 11 hrs 6

7 M e a n ( S E M ) P la s m a C o n c e n tr a tio n (n g /m L ) M e a n ( S E M ) P la s m a C o n c e n tr a tio n (n g /m L ) Deuterium Modification Greatly Increases Parent Drug To Metabolite Ratio With (single dose Tablet) Kalydeco (single dose Tablet) C T P D -M 1 D -M Iv a c a fto r M 1 M T im e (h r) T im e (h r) /metabolite exposure ratios >> ivacaftor/metabolite exposure ratios /D-M1 ratio ~ 1.5; ivacaftor/m1 ratio ~ 0.5 /D-M6 ratio ~ 2-4.5; ivacaftor/m6 ratio ~ 1.0 7

8 M e a n ( S E M ) P la s m a C o n c e n tr a tio n (n g /m L ) Multiple Dose PK Profile Supports Once-Daily Dosing Day 7 Steady-state achieved after ~ 3 days of dosing C T P D -M 1 D -M 6 /metabolite ratios >> and M1 accumulation ratio ~ for key exposure parameters C 24hr and AUC 0-24hr T im e (h r) No serious adverse events reported Majority of adverse events reported were mild in severity 8

9 : Expand Options, Improve Outcomes Phase 1 results demonstrate has a superior PK profile relative to Kalydeco PK and safety profile support once-daily dosing Single, efficient Phase 2 trial planned Phase 1 results enable dose selection International study with fewer than 40 patients total (gating mutations) Intended clinical endpoints include sweat chloride, FEV 1 Assessing potential for combination therapies with other CFTR modulators 9

10 Acknowledgments Lana Pilja Brett Grotbeck Christopher L Brummel Nabil Uddin Scott L Harbeson Virginia Braman James V Cassella 10

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