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“Science Improving Health” Clone 3 Human Monoclonal Antibody Neutralizing Effect on HIV 2017 www.bioclonetics.com For Recipient Only

Who We Are BioClonetics Immunotherapeutics is a biotechnology company with a proprietary methodology and expertise for creating cell lines that produce fully human IgG1 monoclonal antibodies for the treatment of HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases. From this technology, we have created proprietary cell lines that produce a fully human monoclonal antibody (called Clone 3) that targets and neutralizes HIV. The company has also produced monoclonal antibodies that can be used to treat influenza, tetanus, rabies and diphtheria. Find more information and invest at www.wefunder.com/bioclonetics.

The Problem The Problem: 36.9 million individuals have HIV worldwide. Over 2 million people are newly infected each year and 1.2 million die each year. Approximately 700 new infections occur daily through maternal to child transmission (MTCT). In North America, 1.4 million individuals are infected with HIV annually and over 87,000 are newly infected each year. Those infected by HIV are primarily treated with anti-retroviral (ARV) chemotherapy drugs that only suppress the symptoms of the virus and can cause severe injury to critical body organs. * UNAIDS Statistics on HIV/AIDS Infection rates 3

The Solution The Solution: The Company’s Clone 3 monoclonal antibody is effective against: All HIV strains of the virus found around the world, including North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, South American and Australia Including those strain identified as drug-resistant to antiretrovirals (ARVs) The antibody is non-toxic, provides an immunotherapeutic and safe treatment option and is more affordable than ARVs. The cell line that produced Clone 3 is proprietary and intellectual property is owned by the company.

How Clone 3 Antibody Was Discovered   At the outset of the AIDS epidemic in the early to mid 1980’s, the founder of BioClonetics, Dr. Joseph Cotropia, M.D., treated numerous HIV positive patients in his medical practice.  In treating these patients, he recognized that some, while having the virus, did not progress to frank AIDS but rather were able to naturally fend off the virus.   Dr. Cotropia theorized and later confirmed that these patients were a small subset of HIV patients (today called “long-term nonprogressors”) who naturally carry antibodies that controll the virus.  Using what is now a company proprietary technique invented by Dr. Cotropia, he cloned the repertoire of B cells of these patients and isolated several clones that were producing antibodies that would bind to the virus. 

How Clone 3 Antibody Works These antibodies were then tested against HIV isolates (strains of the virus) and one antibody was found to remarkably neutralize 37 of 41 strains of the virus against which it was tested.  Dr. Cotropia also identified the location on the virus to which the antibody binds and found that that location is immutable (never changing) in over 98% of all 4,000 different global strains of HIV.  This means that Dr. Cotropia had found an antibody that binds to and thus neutralizes the virus by binding to a stable portion (called the gp41 epitope binding site).  The binding of the antibody to the virus at this location results in the virus not being able to bind to and infect the human CD4+ cells.   The immutability of the target site on the virus provides the basis on which a vaccine can be produced for HIV prevention. 

PROOF Of Efficacy Clone 3 has been tested against 45 strains of the virus at these 5 independent research institutions : University of California, San Francisco, CA, USA (Jay Levy, MD) University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA (Kenneth Ugen, PhD) University of Vienna, Polymun Scientific, GmbH, Vienna, AUSTRIA, (Hermann Katinger, PhD) Duke University, Durham, NC, USA (David Montefiori, PhD) Harvard University, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA, USA, (Ruth Ruprecht, MD, PhD) Results of these in-vitro neutralization tests of Clone 3 show over 91% of the HIV viruses tested to be neutralized. The Clone 3 fully human antibody neutralized HIV in all clades and groups found around the world. 7

PROOF Of Efficacy – 3rd Party Evidence Independent Laboratory Test Results Test in five (5) international research institutes have shown that Clone 3 antibody neutralizes (at IC90*) 41 of 43 (over 95%) of primary HIV viruses tested, from clades (HIV Groups) A, B, C, E, and F from around the globe Clone 3 mAb neutralized 91% Percent Neutralization Clades (HIV Groups) * IC90 - Inhibitory Concentration of Clone 3 mAb (<30 microgram/ml) that neutralizes 90% of HIV virions

Clone 3 Antibody has GLOBAL application by neutralizing HIV clades A, B, C, E, and F that exit around the world.

Clone 3 can be expected to neutralize 98% of all HIV viral strains. The HIV target KLIC site neutralized by Clone 3 exists in 98% of all known HIV viral strains. Clone 3 Antibody targets 98% of all HIV viral strains worldwide, via epitope KLIC (i) Exact match [KLIC] on viral target: 78% (ii) Conservative match on viral target: 20% Mis-match: 2% RED = DEAD HIV 4,173 HIV clinical viruses identified in 60 countries Source: U.S. Government Los Alamos National Laboratories HIV Sequence Viral Database; 16 February 2016 http://www.hiv.lanl.gov/content/immunology/ab_search?results=Search&ab_id=771 http://www.hiv.lanl.gov/cgi-bin/QUICK_ALIGNv2/convent.cgi?seq_input=epitope%09KLIC&nucpro=pro 10 -CONFIDENTIAL- 10

Completed Steps Completed Work Isolating and cloning of B cells of HIV patients to create monoclonal antibodies. Screening of antibodies to identify Clone 3. In vitro testing of Clone 3 against HIV strains to confirm neutralizing capability. Identification of the binding site of Clone 3 on the HIV virus. Fully sequenced the light chain protein and heavy chain protein that programs for the full Clone 3 mAb molecule.

Next Steps Next Steps Pharmaceutically produce Clone 3 in a form (called the "recombinant" antibody) that will ultimately be used in the treatment of patients – this is accomplished using a known procedure through isolation of corresponding DNA from the parent cell line genomic blueprint which encodes to produce the existing monoclonal antibody and inserting the genetic code into a fast producing and FDA approved cell line. Testing the recombinant antibody against a full panel of HIV isolates and then in animal trials and human trials -- leading to patient application.

Projected Earnings from Passive Immunotherapy in treating patients in Major Markets are Significant .

Potential earnings from passive i Projected earnings from Passive Immunotherapy in treating patients in North America and Western Europe are Significant. Potential earnings from passive i

Management Team Executives Charles S. Cotropia, JD, Co-Founder and CEO Joseph Cotropia, MD, MS, Founder and CSO Gaurav, Chandra MD, FAGE, MBA, MRCS, VP Research and Development Tomasz H. Zastawny, DSc, PhD, Chief Operations Officer Paul D. Fellegy, Co-Founder and CFO Advisors Ellen S. Vitetta, PhD Yvonne J. Bryson, MD Dalila B. Corry, MD 15

Intellectual Property Patent application for “Anti-HIV small molecular peptide” covers the use of small molecules for interrupting and preventing binding between the HIV virus and the CD4+ cell using blocking peptides and/or competitive peptides. Clone 3 Cell Line that produces the fully human antibody that specifically targets and neutralizes the HIV virus is proprietary. This specific cell line is necessary to create the clinical anti-HIV passive immunotherapy and potential anti-HIV vaccine. The Company proprietary mAb methodologies & immunotherapeutic technologies platform will be used to create monoclonal antibodies for treatment of viral infectious diseases against numerous infectious diseases.  16

Company Present Valuation and Strategies Company Valuation A present value analysis by Navigant Consulting calculates the company’s current valuation as $126 Million.* Strategy Options: Develop and test and then license the Clone 3 immunotherapeutic technologies platform to Big Pharma License the proprietary development technology for creating fully human neutralizing monoclonal antibodies Develop the Clone 3 through full commercialization with a limited number of key investors * Valuation Navigant Consulting (San Francisco, CA & Boston, MA, USA) 17

Summary Large unmet medical need Current chemotherapeutic ARV drugs can not eradicate HIV from patients entirely; therefore, they can not provide a therapeutic cure. Pipeline drugs and trial vaccines have not been shown to be effective or protective to those to whom they have been administered. BioClonetics’ proprietary antibody-based immunotherapeutic technologies platform Targets highly conserved amino acid sequences (epitope) on HIV’s viral envelope that are functionally required for HIV to replicate. Potential earnings from Clone 3 products Estimated $17.33 Billion earnings in the first 10 years from North American and Western European sales. Source: BioClonetics Immunotherapeutics, Navigant Consulting 18

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