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Market Research Report

Hepatitis C Virus And Therapeutics

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Published 2009/04 Content info Pages: 466
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Table of Contents

I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS

  • Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations
  • Disclaimers
  • Data Interpretation & Reporting Level
  • Product Definition and Scope of Study
  • Hepatitis C Virus

II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1. Industry Overview

  • Market Outlook
  • Table 1: World Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for Hepatitis C Virus Therapeutics Market - Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for the Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Market Overview
  • Pegylated Alpha Interferon Plus Ribavirin - The Standard Therapy
  • Approved Drugs for HCV Combination Therapy
  • Table 2: HCV Treatment Market in the US (2007-2010): Number of Patients Undergoing Treatment with PEG-IFN and Ribavirin Drugs (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Alpha Interferons and Ribavirin are Here to Stay
  • Interferon-based Drugs in Pipeline by Company and Development Stage
  • Table 3: HCV Treatment Market in Europe (2007): Percentage of Patients Treated with Interferon Drugs in Select Countries (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Albuferon - Rising Above the Standards
  • Viramidine - Next-Generation Ribavirin Drug
  • High Mutation Rates Keep HCV Elusive
  • Genotype I - Least Responsive and Most Common Variant of HCV
  • Table 4: Distribution of Genotypes: As a Percentage of Total Infected Population in Select Pharmaceutical Markets - USA, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Global (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Protease Inhibitors (PIs) - Way Above Others
  • Protease Inhibitor Drugs in Pipeline by Company and Development Stage
  • SCH 900518 - Schering' s Next-Generation Protease Inhibitor
  • Telaprevir (VX-950) - The Most Promising Pipeline HCV Protease Inhibitor
  • Boceprevir - Schering' s PI Class Lead Candidate
  • Comparison Between Telaprevir and Boceprevir
  • Telaprevir and Boceprevir - A Comparison
  • Polymerase Inhibitors (PLIs) - Adding More Teeth to HCV Pipeline
  • Viral Polymerases
  • Polymerase Inhibitor Drugs in Pipeline by Company, Category, and Development Stage
  • Comparison of Antiviral Properties in Select Polymerase Inhibitor Drugs
  • R7128 - A Promising PLI Class Drug
  • Development of PLIs Remains a Challenge for HCV Researchers
  • Industry in Search of Novel STAT-C Drugs
  • Specific Antiviral Activity of Select HCV Drug Classes
  • Select NS5A Inhibitors, Entry Inhibitors, and Thiazolides in Pipeline by Company and Development Stage
  • Researchers Show Continued Appetite for Immunomodulators and Other Classes
  • Immunomodulators in Pipeline by Company, and Development Stage
  • Adjuvant Therapies to Compete with Mainline Therapies
  • Cyclophilin Analogs and Fibrosis/Inflammation Inhibitors in Pipeline by Company
  • Vaccine Development Remains at Low Scale
  • HCV Vaccines in Pipeline by Company, and Development Stage
  • Decisive Factors For Success of New HCV Therapeutics
  • HCV Treatment Costs to Escalate
  • Table 5: HCV Treatment Market: Cost Structure for Years 2007 through 2016 and Beyond (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Roche & Schering - Dominant Players in HCV Therapeutics Market
  • HCV Drugs from Roche & Schering
  • Partnerships in R&D Become Order of the Day
  • Select Partnership Deals in HCV Drug Development Programs
  • Market Drivers/Constraints
  • Treatment-Experienced Patients - A Potential Opportunity for Developers
  • Education Campaigns to Magnify Patient Diagnosis Rates
  • Stigmatization and Discrimination - Major Hurdles for HCV Treatment
  • Treatment with Current Therapies Plagued by Side Effects
  • Side Effects Associated with HCV Treatment Therapies
  • Hemolytic Anemia - A Key Side Effect with Ribavirin
  • Epidemiology
  • Quick Facts about HCV Infection
  • Table 6: Recent Estimates for HCV Infected Population in Millions By Region - Far East Asia, South East Asia, East Mediterranean, West Europe, Africa, South America, USA, Canada, and Australia
  • Table 7: Global HCV Market (2006): Prevalence and Incidence Rate of HCV Infected Population by Select Country - Australia, Canada, China, New Zealand, and Switzerland (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Low-Treatment Rates vis-a-vis Patient Population
  • Table 8: HCV Epidemiology in Major Pharmaceutical Markets: Patients in Thousands Collectively in the US, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Table 9: HCV Prevalence in Europe (2006): Number of Total, Reported and Un-diagnosed Cases of HCV Infection in Select Countries (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Factors Influencing HCV Treatment Market
  • Drivers
  • Bottle Necks

2. HCV Medication - Approved & Pipeline Drugs

  • Approved Drugs for HCV Treatment
  • Interferons - The Backbone of HCV Treatment
  • FDA Approval of Interferons for Use as Monotherapy in Chronic Hepatitis C Treatment
  • Ribavirin - Antiviral Drug for HCV Treatment
  • Table 10: Global HCV Therapeutics Market: Annual Sales of Select Interferons & Ribavirins offered by Major Players - Roche and Schering for the Years 2003 through 2008 (In US$ Million) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Drugs in Pipeline for HCV Treatment
  • Select HCV Drugs Under Pipeline (Phase III/Phase II) by Company
  • Select HCV Drugs Under Pipeline (Phase I) by Company
  • Select HCV Drugs in Pre-Clinical/Research Stage by Company
  • Select HCV Drugs with Cancelled Clinical Studies by Company

3. Hepatitis C Virus - An Overview

  • Hepatitis A Virus
  • Hepatitis B Virus
  • Hepatitis C Virus
  • History
  • Structure
  • Components of HCV Genome
  • Life Cycle
  • Genotypes
  • Prevalence of HCV Genotypes in Select Geographic Regions
  • Table 11: Percentage Breakdown of Viral Load Levels (High and Low) in Common Genotypes
  • Physicochemical and Morphology Properties
  • Transmission of HCV
  • Injection Drugs
  • Sexual Contact
  • Tattoos and Body Piercing
  • Contaminated Medical Equipment
  • Occupational Risks
  • Personal Care Goods
  • Mother-to-Baby
  • Blood and Blood Products
  • Transmission of Hepatitis Virus
  • HCV Risk Groups
  • Types of Infection
  • Chart: HCV Infection Outcome
  • Acute Hepatitis C
  • Figure: Natural History of Hepatitis C
  • Chronic Hepatitis C
  • Stages and Symptoms
  • Stages in Chronic HCV Condition
  • Symptoms of Liver Disease in Chronic HCV Condition
  • Complications Due to Chronic HCV Infection
  • Diagnosis
  • Tests to Confirm HCV Presence
  • HCV IgG Antibody Test
  • HCV RNA Test
  • HCV Core Antigen EIA
  • Genotype Tests
  • Liver Biopsy
  • Treatment for HCV Infection
  • Monotherapy
  • Brief Description of Approved Drugs for Monotherapy Treatment
  • Comparison of Response of Interferon Based Drugs in Chronic Hepatitis C Treatment
  • Combination Therapy
  • Table 12: Major Side Effects Associated with HCV Treatment with Pegasys + Copegus Combination Therapy and Pegasys Monotherapy (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Table 13: Comparison Between PEG-Intron and Pegasys in Monotherapy and Combination Therapy in HCV Treatment (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Table 14: Data for 20-Year Risks and Other Related Aspects in Treatment Given and Untreated HCV Patients
  • Alternative Therapies
  • Vaccine
  • Liver Transplantation
  • Treatment Costs
  • Types of Treatment Responses
  • Sustained Response
  • Relapsing (Transient) Response
  • Breakthrough Response
  • Null Response
  • Monitoring Tests
  • Laboratory tests
  • Medical Examinations
  • Prevention

4. Regional Perspective

  • United States
  • Table 15: HCV Infection in the US: Number of Infected People for the Years 2006, 2007 and 2008 (in ' 000s) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Table 16: HCV Infection in the US (2007): Percentage Breakdown of Infection Sources by Medium- Injection Drugs, Sexual Contact, Transfusions, Occupation - Related Exposure, and Others and Unknown (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • HCV Infection - Ethnicity
  • Table 17: HCV Prevalence in the US (1999-2002): Prevalence Rate by Age and Race (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • African-Americans React Poorly to Treatment
  • Genotype 1 - The Most Prevalent HCV Strain
  • Table 18: HCV Prevalence in the US (2005): Prevalence by Genotype (In %)
  • Falling HCV Incidences in the US
  • Table 19: Acute HCV Infection Incidences in the US for the Years 1996 through 2007 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Table 20: US HCV Market (2006): Incidence of Acute Hepatitis C by Age Group and Gender (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Canada
  • Australia
  • Table 21: Modes of HCV Infection Transmission in Australia (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Table 22: Hepatitis C Infection in Australia (2000): Rate of Incidence by Age Group and Gender (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • India
  • Egypt
  • France
  • The Netherlands
  • Table 23: HCV Infection Prevalence in Risk Groups in the Netherlands
  • Central and Eastern Europe
  • HCV Prevalence Rate Higher in Injection Drug Users
  • Alarming Rates of HIV/HCV Co-Infection
  • Table 24: HIV/HCV Co-Infection in CEE (2005): Number of HIV Patients and Percentage of HIV Patients infected with HCV in Select CEE Countries (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
  • Testing and Counseling Structure Poorly Developed
  • Depleted Testing Schemes for Prisoners
  • Scarcity Prevails at Health Care Providers and Governments As Well
  • Practical Availability of PEG-IFN Remains Limited
  • Dearth in Political Commitment
  • HCV Diagnostic Tests and Treatment in Select CEE Countries
  • Bulgaria
  • Czech Republic
  • Hungary
  • Romania
  • Russia
  • Ukraine
  • Availability of Testing Protocols for HCV in Select CEE Countries

5. Drug Approvals & Clinical Trials

  • Vertex to Initiate Phase III Trial of Telaprevir
  • Amarillo and CytoPharm to Initiate Phase II Study of Novel Oral Interferon
  • Biolex Releases Locteron(r) Phase IIa Trial Results
  • Schering-Plough Releases Details of Boceprevir Phase II Study
  • Progenics Releases Pre-Clinical Results of PRO 206
  • ZymoGenetics Reveals Phase Ib Results of IL-29
  • Phenomix Begins Phase Ia Study of PHX1766
  • Inovio and Tripep Release Additional Interim Results for ChronVac-C(r)
  • InterMune Starts Clinical Study of ITMN-191
  • Roche and Associates Commence Clinical Trial of All-Oral Dual-Antiviral Therapy
  • GlobeImmune Announces Phase II Clinical Trials with GI-5005
  • Human Genome Gets Encouraging Interim Results with Albuferon
  • Intarcia Releases Study Results of Omega Interferon
  • Nautilus Biotech Commences Phase I Study for Belerofon(r)
  • Migenix Announces Phase II Proof-of-Concept Study Results of Celgosivir
  • Pharmasset Begins Multiple Dose-Escalating Study of R7128
  • Transgene Commences Phase I Trial of TG4040
  • Debiopharm Releases Phase Ib Results of Debio 025
  • Nabi Biopharmaceuticals Starts Proof-Of-Concept Trial for Civacir
  • Peregrine Announces Positive Results for Bavituximab
  • Jenken to Commence Phase II Trial of JBK-122
  • Pevion Biotech Initiates Phase I Study of Hepatitis C Vaccine
  • Intercell Releases Phase II Findings of IC41

6. Recent Industry Activity

  • Three Rivers Acquires Infergen(r)
  • International Consolidated Cos Takes Over China Gene
  • Hologic Signs Definitive Deal to Acquire Third Wave
  • GlaxoSmithKline Inks Deal to Take Over Genelabs
  • Biolex Signs Deal to Purchase OctoPlus' Stake in Locteron(r)
  • OraSure and Schering-Plough Form Global Alliance
  • Tacere and Oncolys Sign Licensing Agreement
  • Beckman Wins HCV Diagnostics Rights from Siemens Healthcare
  • Anadys Secures FDA Fast Track Designation for its Lead Drug Candidate
  • Roche Bags European Commission Approval for Combination Therapy
  • Roche Receives European Commission Approval for Shortened Hepatitis C Therapy
  • iTherX Establishes Advisory Board for Hepatitis C Advanced Therapeutics
  • SciClone Terminates Zadaxin(r)
  • AstraZeneca Acquires Arrow Therapeutics
  • Cubist Takes Over Illumigen
  • China Medical to Take Over Beijing Bio-Ekon
  • Schering-Plough Collaborates with OraSure
  • Pro-Pharmaceuticals to Collaborate with Digna Biotech
  • Medivir and Tibotec Establish Collaboration Deal
  • VGX Extends Collaboration with University of Pennsylvania
  • Presidio Wins Exclusive License to Novel HCV Technology
  • Roche Inks Licensing Deal with Novartis and Ortho-Clinical
  • Peregrine Opens Subsidiary in China
  • InterMune Completes Production Milestone
  • Arrow Expands Hepatitis C Pipeline
  • Roche Wins Japanese Approval for Combination Therapy
  • Schering-Plough Bags European Commission Approval for Combination Therapy
  • Abbott Bags FDA Approval for Screening Test
  • Abbott Bags Canadian Approval for Viral Load Tests
  • Phynova Bags FDA Approval for IND Application
  • Worldwide Biotech Bags Chinese FDA Approval for HCV Diagnostic Kit
  • Tibotec Applies to European Regulator to Initiate Phase I Trials
  • Roche Submits Application for Novel Hepatitis C to with FDA
  • Anadys Discontinues ANA975
  • Cerus Bags NIH Funding for HCV Vaccine Program

7. Focus on Select Global Players

  • Abbott Diagnostics (USA)
  • Achillion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (USA)
  • Anadys Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (USA)
  • Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH (Germany)
  • Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (USA)
  • F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. (Switzerland)
    • GlaxoSmithKline plc (UK)
    • Hayashibara Biochemical Labs, Inc. (Japan)
    • HemispheRx Biopharma, Inc. (USA)
    • Human Genome Sciences (USA)
    • Idenix Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (USA)
    • Innogenetics NV (Belgium)
    • InterMune, Inc. (USA)
    • Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc. (USA)
    • Medivir AB (Sweden)
    • Merck & Co., Inc. (USA)
    • Novartis AG (Switzerland)
    • Chiron Corporation (USA)
    • Pfizer, Inc. (USA)
    • Schering-Plough Corporation (USA)
    • Tibotec Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (Ireland)
    • Tripep AB (Sweden)
    • Toray Industries, Inc. (Japan)
    • Valeant Pharmaceuticals International (USA)
    • Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (USA)

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