Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Building Value from the IP Estate B Vicki L Sato Willy Shih Matt Higgins 2016
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Alnylam Pharmaceuticals is developing a suite of RNA-based medicine that targets the “Nature’s Code” — the genetic blueprint in cells that directs the creation of proteins. This paradigm shift, in which RNA can serve as a source of “smart” drugs for treating diseases from genetic disorders to cardiovascular disease, offers immense opportunity. Alnylam’s pipeline of novel, small molecules, including its flagship molecule, PhosphoSphere,
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[Insert relevant case study material here] I’m confident that we will develop our first product based on our strong IP holdings, which include a unique RNAi therapeutic platform and several proprietary technologies. Our approach is to leverage this platform and technology to develop RNAi-based small molecule drugs that will improve the lives of patients with a wide range of diseases, including cancer, Alzheimer’s, and other chronic diseases. YOURURL.com The RNAi approach targets gene expression, not just protein expression
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1. IP Estate Structure Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Alnylam) is the only biopharmaceutical company with a comprehensive pipeline of drug candidates in different stages of development. Alnylam was founded in 1998 and focuses on discovering, developing and commercializing novel RNAi therapeutics. It has a comprehensive portfolio with over 40 drug candidates in various stages of development, covering different therapeutic areas and dosage forms. Its drugs are primarily
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– As a pharmaceuticals company, Alnylam’s IP assets have created significant value for the firm and the industry. Alnylam’s 490 gene-therapy programs are estimated to have been worth over $25.6 billion (or $76 billion in total) based on the most current available estimates, according to Alnylam, itself. Alnylam’s pipeline is not a standalone asset, and the company has continued to gain ground across its gene-therapy and small-molecule portfol
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We at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals have an enormous IP portfolio. We are currently engaged in building value from this IP estate through several different strategies. Our strategy is based on four key tenets: (1) IP ownership — our primary focus has been the ownership and control of the majority of our IP; (2) discovery and preclinical development — we have been applying our IP to advancing our lead compound into late-stage clinical development; (3) commercialization — we are seeking partnerships to bring our products to market and to
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As part of their IP strategy, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals sought to build value from their patent portfolio to support their development and commercialization efforts. After building Alnylam into a leader in the field of RNAi (RNA interference) gene therapy, Alnylam was facing a patent challenge. A company (Genentech Inc.) that had spent years, billions of dollars and thousands of person-hours developing their own product and patents was coming after Alnylam, arguing that our product, once marketed, could