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Michael B. Zemel, Ph.D. Chief Scientific Officer NuSirt Biopharma
NS-WM-01 Investigator Meeting: Scientific Rationale& Clinical Michael B. Zemel, Ph.D. Chief Scientific Officer NuSirt Biopharma
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NuSirt Targets Sirt1 & AMPK
Sirt1 & AMPK: Regulators of energy metabolism Activated by caloric restriction Inhibited by high-fat or calorically-dense diet Sirt1 activation mimics physiological effects of caloric restriction Increases mitochondrial biogenesis & lipid oxidation Inhibits lipid synthesis and storage Increases insulin sensitivity Reduces adipose tissue-mediated inflammation
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Molecular Synergy Between Leucine and Sirt1
Sirt1 activity NAD+ concentration Leucine Enables synergy with Sirtuin Pathway activators to: Lipid oxidation Lipid synthesis Lipid storage Adipose tissue Inflammation Leucine lowers NAD+ activation energy for sirtuins. Robust synergy at very low concentrations of sirtuin activators mimics the effects of caloric restriction (high NAD+).
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Integrated Mechanism of Action Targets Obesity & Co-morbidities
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Sirt1, AMPK and eNOS: Interactive Targets of Leu-Sil & Leu-Met-Sil
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Sirt1 Pathway Activation Shifts Energy Disposition
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Clinical Study Results: NS-0200-01
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Leu-Met-Sil Induces Weight Loss in Obese Subjects
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Leu-Met-Sil Induces Weight Loss in Obese NAFLD Subjects with Elevated Liver Enzymes
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Leu-Met-Sil Reduces Liver Fat in Obese NAFLD Subjects with Elevated Liver Enzymes
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Leu-Met-Sil Induces Weight Loss in Obese Subjects with Elevated Triglycerides
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Leu-Met-Sil Reduces Triglycerides in Obese Hypertriglyceridemic Subjects
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Leu-Met-Sil Reduces Blood Pressure in Obese Subjects
Effects shown: Obese patients on anti-hypertensive Rx; Comparable effect in full cohort
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Leu-Met-Sil vs. Leu-Sil
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Dose Rationale Leucine: Sufficient to increase plasma leucine to ~0.5 mM Activates Sirt1 without affecting mTOR 1.1 g b.i.d. Metformin: Optimal dose determination for insulin sensitivity from previous clinical trial 500 mg b.i.d. Sildenafil: Activation of eNOS with little or no effect on PDE5 1 – 4 mg b.i.d.
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Summary Leu-Sil with or without metformin: Synergistic activation of Sirt1/AMPK/eNOS signaling (calorie restriction mimetic) Clinical data: Leu-Met-Sil in NS induced weight loss & improvement in co-morbidities in absence of caloric restriction Preclinical data suggests Leu-Sil is equal to or better than Leu-Met-Sil for weight management, but no clinical data available on Leu-Sil Clinical comparison in NS-WM-01 Sildenafil clinical dose-optimization in NS-WM-01
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