Initially Submitted on 11/24/2009 Final Submission By Test6 CA on 11/24/2009 1:51 PM Approval By student13 student13 on 11/24/2009 1:52 PM Attendees

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Location: Los Angeles Research Institute: Los Angeles, CA Investigation Product/Test Article: Laftr Visit Mechanism: On-site Initially Submitted on 11/24/2009 Final Submission By Test6 CA on 11/24/2009 1:51 PM Approval By student13 student13 on 11/24/2009 1:52 PM Attendees Last Name First Name Role 1 Total number of screened subjects 10 2 Total number of screen failures 5 3 Total number of enrolled/randomized subjects 5 4 Total number of active subjects (including those in follow-up) 5 Total number of discontinued subjects 0 6 Total number of completed subjects 5 7 Have accurate, complete and current subject logs been maintained? 0 8 Were all monitored subjects eligible for the study? 9 Is written informed consent documented, in accordance with applicable regulations and guidelines, for all subjects consented since the last monitoring visit? 10 Were source documents available that accurately and appropriately document study conduct? 11 Was CRF/eCRF data reviewed for completeness, accuracy, legibility and consistency with the source documents? 12 Were all dose and/or treatment modifications documented in the CRF/eCRF? 13 Were adverse events, concomitant medications and intercurrent illnesses documented in the CRF/eCRF? 14 Were missed visits, examinations or other study related procedures clearly documented, including the reason? All subject logs are complete and accurate Study Coordinator made all sorce documentation available to monitor for final review. There were no AEs for SAE identified. Report Generated for STUDENT13 on 11/24/2009 Template:FALCON COV - V 30Sept2009, Effective: 9/29/2009 Page 1 of 6

15 For subjects who have not completed the study, has the reason for non-completion been documented? 16 Have only the Investigator or authorized site staff made corrections, additions, or deletions to the CRF/eCRF? 17 Have all CRFs/eCRFs been completed, signed (if applicable) by the Investigator, and transmitted/retrieved? 18 Have all data queries been resolved? 19 Is there any apparent evidence that the EDC security measures have been compromised? 20 Has the site been compliant with the continuing review requirements of their IRB/IEC/REB? 21 Has the Investigator provided reports, notifications, applications, and/or submissions to the IRB/IEC/REB or Health Authorities that are accurate, complete, timely, legible, dated and identify the study? 22 Has the protocol/amendment or investigational plan been followed (e.g., subject visits performed per schedule of assessments, etc.)? 23 Were protocol deviations reviewed and discussed with the Investigator? 24 Have appropriate procedures for maintaining the study blind been followed? 25 For monitored subjects, were all Serious Adverse Events (SAEs), Adverse Device Effects (ADEs), malfunctions or other immediately reportable safety events documented and reported appropriately? No 26 Was final test article accountability performed? 27 Has the receipt, use and return of test article been controlled and documented? 28 Has administration of test article been per protocol? 29 Has disposition of unused test article at the study All subjects completed the study There is one CRF that that the investigator did not sign. PI reviewed and signed the CRF during the closeout visit. All the appropriate documentation from the IRB is recorded in the Regulatory Binder There were no protocol deviations during the study. There were no SAEs/AEs or other reportable safety issues at this site. Monitor collected a copy of the documentation. Report Generated for STUDENT13 on 11/24/2009 Template:FALCON COV - V 30Sept2009, Effective: 9/29/2009 Page 2 of 6

site been documented and in compliance with both the sponsor's authorized procedures and applicable regulatory requirement(s)? 30 Was all unused test article returned and/or destroyed? 31 Were copies of the completed test article accountability logs retrieved? 32 Were the emergency codebreaks assessed to confirm they were appropriately stored and utilized? 33 Were all emergency codebreaks returned and/or destroyed? 34 Were laboratory/biological samples stored and shipped in compliance with the protocol/amendment, investigational plan, study requirements, applicable regulations and guidelines and in accordance with the biological risk associated with the handling and/or delayed shipment of those samples? 35 Were arrangements made for continued storage, shipment and/or destruction of remaining laboratory samples and supplies? 36 Was a final inventory of the site's study file performed? 37 Are there any outstanding essential documents? No 38 Was the Site Staff Delegation and Signature Log (OP-F1-013) or equivalent document reviewed? 39 Have study responsibilities been appropriately delegated to authorized and qualified site staff? 40 If study responsibilities have been delegated, has appropriate training been provided and documented? 41 Have the Investigator and site staff performed their specified study responsibilities in accordance with the protocol/amendment(s) and any other written agreement between the sponsor and Investigator/institution? No All unused test article was destroyed. Monitor collected documentation. There were no deficiencies identified No arrangements are necessary for continued storage, shipment or destruction of samples and supplies. Site has documentation of all use, dissemination and destruction of all study supplies. Everything is in order Monitor retrieved a copy of the Signature Log Report Generated for STUDENT13 on 11/24/2009 Template:FALCON COV - V 30Sept2009, Effective: 9/29/2009 Page 3 of 6

42 If there were any changes to the Investigator, site staff and/or facilities since the last monitoring visit, were they properly documented? 43 Were all remaining study supplies (other than test article) and special equipment returned and/or destroyed? 44 Were the Investigator's on-going reporting obligations regarding SAEs, ADEs, malfunctions or other immediately reportable safety events explained? 45 Was the Investigator reminded of their obligation to notify the IRB/IEC/REB of study completion or closure, and to provide DCRI with a copy of the notification? 46 Was the Investigator reminded of their obligation to update Financial Disclosure information for one year following study completion and/or where applicable, that Conflict of Interest (COI) information must be updated per the relevant Government Office/Institute regulation? 47 Were the study record retention requirements discussed? 48 Were arrangements for final study payment discussed? 49 Was the study publication policy discussed? 50 Was the possibility of audits/inspections and related notification procedures discussed? 51 Were visit findings, deficiencies, discrepancies, deviations, action items and/or corrective actions, including assigned responsibilities and timelines for completion discussed with the Investigator and applicable site staff? 52 If there was evidence of non-compliance with the protocol/amendment(s), investigational plan, study requirements, and/or applicable regulations and guidelines, was it documented and reported to the Lead CRA or designee in an expeditious manner? No There were no changes since the last monitoring visit Monitor retrieved documentation regarding remaining study supplies. Investigator was reminded, and will provide documentation upon receipt from the IRB. Site was reminded the per GCP guideline, they are required to retain study records for a period of 2 years. The site was informed that these records include the reg binder, manual of procedures, study medication shipment invoices, drug accountability logs, etc. If the PI relocates, custody of the records may be transferred to another person or group, but must be noted in writing to the sponsor. SC was instructed that the PI should notify the sponsor of an audit, and that study related documents must be made available in the even of an audit. Report Generated for STUDENT13 on 11/24/2009 Template:FALCON COV - V 30Sept2009, Effective: 9/29/2009 Page 4 of 6

53 If the non-compliance was serious and/or persistent, was it documented and reported immediately to the Lead CRA and Project Leader for appropriate escalation to Clinical Operations' Leadership, DCRI QA/RC and sponsor? 54 Was the Site Visit Log (OP-F2-013) or equivalent document signed by the monitor and co-signed by a member of the site staff? 55 Was a copy of the final Site Visit Log (OP-F2-013) or equivalent document retrieved? 56 Was a copy of the final Site Staff Delegation and Signature Log (OP-F1-013) or equivalent document retrieved? Follow Up Activity Type Visit Date Description Status Assigned To Resolution Completed Date Close-Out 4/10/2006 PI to contact the CRA via phone to disucss the Investigator's obligations no later than Maya 1. CRF Questions/Issues Source Doc Verification Protocol Deviation Nothing None ICF 12/1/2005 Some missing data from 2 CRFs. Study Coordinator to complete. 12/1/2005 SC to sort forms by subject and store them in one location. Done Test6 CA PI contact the monitor on May 1 and confirmed receipt of IRB notification of study close out. PI faxed a copy of IRB letter to CRA. Done Test6 CA Monitor will need to verify these CRFs at next PMV 5/1/2006 1/25/2006 Done Test6 CA Monitor to review at PMV 2 3/15/2006 Subject ID ICF Type ICF Signature Version Date Source Doc Verified Date Comments CRF Report Generated for STUDENT13 on 11/24/2009 Template:FALCON COV - V 30Sept2009, Effective: 9/29/2009 Page 5 of 6

CRF Subject ID Visit Type Visit Source Doc Verified Date Retrieval Date Page Number Comments ca204bth Enrollment SS-1-2 2/10/2006 4/10/2006 1-10 ca204dmt Enrollment SI-1-01 11/3/2005 4/10/2006 1-6 ca204jwk Enrollment AB-3-4 3/2/2005 4/10/2006 2-7 Attachments Attachment Name Size (Bytes) Type Modified Comments Confirmation Letter 11-24-2009 1.46.35 PM 32,311 doc 11/24/2009 Investigator Study File Inventory 21,194 doc 11/24/2009 Study Drug Destruction Documentation 5,520 doc 11/24/2009 Additional Observations / Comments Monitor's overall general assessment of the Site is that they are a model site for clinical studies. Report Generated for STUDENT13 on 11/24/2009 Template:FALCON COV - V 30Sept2009, Effective: 9/29/2009 Page 6 of 6