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Title: Human Vaccines A Global Strategic Business Plan


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Welcome

OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 6912 N. 97th Circle, Suite C,
Omaha, Nebraska 68122 . (402) 884-3477. FAX.
(402) 614-4437 Production facilities 2721,
2704, 2720 84th Street. Omaha, Nebraska 68134
TEL. (402) 932-7931. (402) 932-7932 e-mail
 admin_at_jn-vaccines.org UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Subsidiaries JN-International Medical
Corp AFRICA 27 BP 71 Abidjan 27, Côte
d'Ivoire, Tel - Fax (225)22428793. South
East Asia          Singapore ,  Kuala Lumpur
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Vaccines and diagnostics for today, hope for
tomorrow
Corporate Business Office 6912 North 97th
Circle, Omaha, NE 68122, USA. Tel. 402-884-347
Fax. 402-614-4437. Web sites www.jnii-usa-bharat
.com www.jn-vaccines.org
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Company Overview
  • JN-International Medical Corporation was founded
    by a unique team of leading scientists graduated
    from University of California, Berkeley and
    Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.
  • Since the founding of the company in 1997, JN has
    focused its energies and based its success on
    innovative vaccines and diagnostics, sound
    business strategy, and a passion for people
    around the world, who receive our products.
  • JN became one of the worlds leading
    biotechnology companies practicing world class
    medicine with our groundbreaking scientific
    discoveries, bringing to market with Innovative
    Vaccines and Diagnostics and proved the
    commercial viability of this new technology
    through recognition of our forward-thinking.

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  • Jeeri R. Reddy, MS., Ph.D. President/Scientific
    Director
  • Peter Grotzinger, Operation Manager, USA
  • Noel Kouame, MD. Medical Director and Regional
    Director, Africa
  • Douti Laridja, MBA, Accountant
  • Kalyan Reddy, B.S. (Industrial Engineering),
    Engineer
  • Patrick Toe, Regional Rep. Sub-Sharon Africa
  • Dana Orten, Ph.D. Quality Control Officer
  • Barry Joseph, Ph.D. Chief Scientific Officer
  • Sridhar V., M.Sc., M. Tech (Fermentation tech)
    Production Manager
  • Scott D. Siebenborn, B.S. Production Facilities
    Manager
  • Charles, Facility Engineer
  • Amrit, B.S. Research Associate
  • Honore , B.S. Research Associate
  • Mr. Paramewarn, Director, Malaysia, South East
    Asia
  • Mr. Ragu Thina , Singapore, Middle East and
    South Asia
  • Consultants Dr. Carl Frasch, Former FDA

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JN-International Medical Corporation Research
and Development Facility 6912 North 97th Circle,
Omaha, Nebraska 68122, USA.     
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JN-International Medical Corporation
State-of-the-art Vaccine Facility c GMP and EU
and USDA approved facilities 2721, 2704, 2720
84th Street. Omaha, Nebraska 68134, USA.     
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JN-International Medical Corporation
State-of-the-art Vaccine Facility c GMP and EU
and USDA approved facilities 2721, 2704, 2720
84th Street. Omaha, Nebraska 68134, USA.     
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Mission Statement
  • Our mission is to be the leading biotechnology
    company, using genetic engineering technology to
    discover, develop, and commercialize diagnostics
    and vaccines that address significant medical
    needs. We commit ourselves to high standards of
    integrity in contributing to the best interests
    of international communities, and to seeking
    significant returns, based on the continual
    pursuit of scientific and operational excellence.
  • JN believes that this goal can be achieved by
    means of our product superiority, affordability
    and accessibility. Our organization has already
    achieved vaccine marketing success through a
    decade of unique as well as innovative research
    and technology combined with an innovative
    marketing strategy.

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Objectives
  • In pursuit of its mission, JN-Medical Corporation
    has been establishing a global presence. It can
    meet the needs of people in developing and
    emerging countries, which contribute to 80 of
    the world's population.
  • At present, the vaccine requirement for the world
    is 1.3 billion doses for adolescent vaccines for
    the prevention of bacterial meningitis alone.
  • In future, the company can offers the broadest
    range of vaccines, providing protection against
    both bacterial and viral diseases.

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GLOBAL HEALTH
  • Global Health Partners
  • 1. Clinton Global Health Initiative
  • 2. GBC 
  • 3. Global Health Council
  •  
  • Global Health Association
  • 1. Bill Melinda Gates Foundation
  • 2. The Global Fund Organization
  • 3. Médecins Sans Frontières
  • 4. PATH
  • 5. WHO
  • 6. UNICEF

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JN / Clinton Global Health InitiativeHIV / TB /
Malaria
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Diagnostic Products
  • Infectious Diseases
  • HIV-1 and HIV-2
  • Tuberculosis (TB)
  • Hepatitis C (HCV)
  • Malaria
  • Pregnancy Detection (HCG)
  • Urine Samples

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JN-QC-TB Product CapabilitiesLateral Flow
Technology 2 minutes detection of \ HIV / TB /
Malaria for screening 1 million people per month
Test Line
Control Line
Wick
Sample
Conjugate
Negative Result
Positive Result
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Diagnostic products distributed in 24 countries
throughout the world
Open Market
IN THE MARKET SINCE 1998
IN THE MARKET SINCE 2003
TO BE LAUNCHED
UNDER REGISTRATION
HIV/AIDS
TB
Epidemiological Studies
WHO/UNICEF EPIDEMELOGICAL STUDIES
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HIV AND TB Epidemiological Studies
  • Since 1997, JN developed and marketed the Rapid
    HIV and TB diagnostic test kits. These test kits
    are used in epidemiological screening studies in
    South Asia and South America by local governments
    in collaboration with World Health Organization
    (WHO) and UNICEF.
  • Major HIV / TB Epidemiological Studies
  • 1.  Malaysia - HIV project - 1 million
    women
  • 2.  Bolivia  -  TB project - 2.5
    million children
  • 3.  Kenya -  HIV project - 5 million
    people
  • 4.  Singapore HIV project - 1 million
    women and men

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Vaccine Division
  • JN-International Medical Corporation which ranks
    among the worlds prominent biotech companies,
    specializes in the research, development of
    vaccines. These innovative products include
    vaccines for prevention of life threatening viral
    and bacterial diseases around the world.
  • JN's innovative leadership in technology is the
    backbone of our philosophy. For example, while
    vaccines against a variety of infectious diseases
    represent one of the great triumphs of medicine,
    there are currently no vaccines available that
    are uniformly long lived for the prevention of
    diseases.
  • JN displays its technical leadership by inventing
    mechanisms (DNA Vaccines) by which long lived
    humeral and cellular immune responses are
    generated and maintained in vivo. Our continuing
    work on future vaccines embodies JNs passionate
    pursuit for the eradication of diseases that
    plague mankind.

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Vaccines Development Pipeline
  • JN-International development pipeline has never
    been more robust and promising,  with the
    projects below under way, JN pipeline vaccines
    are composed of potential vaccines against
    Infectious (Hepatitis C and B), Sexually
    transmitted diseases (Herpes), Cancer and Stroke.
  • JN's clinical trials are crucial to the
    exploration of new vaccines for developing
    countries that may address significant unmet
    disease prevention.
  • JN's development pipeline continues to grow, now
    numbering over 13 vaccine projects. The pipeline
    is also balanced between breakthrough innovations
    and new indications for existing, well-understood
    products that may prevent from common diseases
    and disorders.

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Vaccine Products Pipe-Line
Marketable Vaccines
  • Meningococcal meningitis A,C,Y,W-135
    Polysaccharide and DT conjugate Vaccine 3rd and
    2nd Company in the World
  • Stroke vaccine for adults Phase 1 1st
    Company in the World
  • DNA Vaccine against Hepatitis C genotype-1 and
    Hepatitis B Phase 1 - 1st Company in the
    World
  • Meningococcal meningitis Serotype-B - 2nd
    Company in the World
  • HIV DNA vaccines -10th Company in the World
  • DNA vaccine for Tuberculosis 1st Company in
    the World
  • Cancer Vaccines Tumor and Colon Cancer - 15th
    Company in the World

In Human Trials
In Research and Development
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IP Status
  • Vaccine
  • Patents
  • Meningitis Vaccine
  • Stroke Vaccine
  • HIV Vaccine
  • TB Vaccine
  • 5. Hepatitis C Vaccine

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Meningitis Vaccine for Africa
  • Meningitis is an infection of the lining
    surrounding the brain and spinal cord
  • Demand of 200 million doses per year in Africa
    alone
  • In three years, JN will provide 60 million
    vaccines per year of our tetravalent
    Meningococcal meningitis A/C/Y/W-135
    polysaccharide diphtheria conjugate (DT) vaccine

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Meningitis Vaccine demand Worldwide
  • World Population at Meningitis risk

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Child Deaths due to Meningitis Meningitis
A/C/Y/W-135 DT Conjugate Vaccine can save
millions of children worldwide
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Stroke Vaccine
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Stroke
  • Stroke occurs when a blood vessel feeding the
    brain bursts or is clogged, causing a sudden
    disruption in the blood flow to the brain.
  • Stroke is the third leading killer in the United
    States, resulting in the following statistics
    annually
  • 750,000 victims
  • 160,000 deaths (3rd leading cause of death)
  • 266,000 survivors with permanent disabilities
  • 30,000 new permanent admissions to nursing homes
  • Over 4 million living survivors of stroke
  • Every 45 seconds in the USA, someone has a stroke
  • Huge economic impact with costs of 40-70
    billion per year

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Efficacy of JNs Vaccine against Stroke
  • A Stroke and Epilepsy vaccine developed by the
    JN-International generated auto-antibodies that
    targeted a specific brain protein induced a
    robust humoral response in mice and rats.
  • A single dose of this vaccine was associated with
    strong anti-epileptic and neuro protective
    activity in rats for both a kainite-induced
    seizure model and also a middle cerebral artery
    occlusion stroke model at 1-5 months following
    vaccination.

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Stroke Vaccine
  • A. Stroke Un-Vaccinated (Left and Right
    pictures) and Vaccinated (Middle).
  • B. Electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings

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Hepatitis C Prevalence in the World WHO
statistics, there are 170 million people
infected with the hepatitis C virus, worldwide.
80 of acutely infected people progress to
chronic hepatitis and 20 of this population
develop cirrhosis.
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Hepatitis B Prevalence in the WorldHepatitis B
virus infects 350 million people in the world and
kills 1 million annually
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JN Hepatitis C and B Preventive and Therapeutic
Vaccines
  • JNs Hepatitis B DNA vaccine (a single injection)
    can provide life-long protection against
    Hepatitis B infection compare to present
    Protein-based Hepatitis B vaccine, it requires
    two booster injections.
  • There is no vaccine against Hepatitis C. JN first
    time in the world developed vaccine against
    Hepatitis C virus. A single dose vaccination can
    provide life long immunity.

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JN DNA VaccinesPreventive and Therapeutic
Vaccine Immunologic Effect
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Animal Trials of Hepatitis Vaccine
  • On Mice and Monkeys

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Preventive DNA Vaccines
  • Intradermal vaccination of DNA induce antigen
    presenting cells in mucosa cells and produce
    antibodies to protect against Hepatitis viral
    infection

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Life-long Protective Vaccines
  • Protect DNA antigens from degradation as they
    transit through the stomach and small bowel
  • Maintain immunogenicity and therapeutic activity

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Oral DNA Vaccines
  • DNA or peptide encapsulated with micro beads
    release the vaccine overtime to provide life time
    protection against Hepatitis infections.
  • Protect peptides and proteins so they can be
    delivered by oral administration. Utilizes a
    gentle, all aqueous manufacturing technology that
    maintains the antigenicity of the protein

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Human Clinical Trials
  • Meningococcal meningitis human trials conducted
    in Niger and Burkina Faso in West Africa
  • Meningococcal meningitis conjugate vaccine for
    children human trials is under way in Abidjan,
    Ivory Coast, West Africa

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Stroke and Hepatitis Vaccine Trials
  • Stroke Vaccine trials will be started in Iowa
    State Clinical Research Center.
  • Meningitis Conjugate Vaccine for Children Trials
    Phase-3 completed in Ivory Coast.
  • Hepatitis C trials shall be started in Ivory
    Coast.

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Meningitis Trial staff in Sub-Sharon Africa
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