Applied Molecular Transport : AMT Corporate Presentation January 2022

Corporate Overview

BREAKTHROUGH MEDICINES. THE NEXT AGE OF BIOLOGICS.

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	Novel, targeted oral	Enhanced efficacy	Platform technology
	biologic product	and safety profiles	generating wealth of
	candidates		new product candidates

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CLINICAL-STAGE

Company Summary

Phase 2 biopharma developing oral biologics; deep pipeline of oral biologic assets (proteins, peptides, Mab)

AMT-101(Oral IL-10Fusion): Enrolling comprehensive Phase 2 clinical program in IBD and RA

AMT-126 (Oral IL-22 Fusion): Ongoing Phase 1; focusing on

diseases associated with epithelial barrier defects

NOVEL ORAL BIOLOGICS PLATFORM and CMC

capabilities to drive pipeline and long-term growth

WORLD CLASS Management, Board of Directors, Science and Clinical Advisory Boards

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Active Transport Across the Intestinal Epithelial Barrier

• Exploit nature's method of infection by engineering microbial transport molecules
• Trafficking domain is derived from Cholix protein, that is secreted by Vibrio cholerae, and combined with a therapeutic payload
• Active, rapid transport across GI submucosa

AM T C ARRIER

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