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`Exhibit D
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`UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
`DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
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`4 UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORPORATION,
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`Vs.
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`SANDOZ, INC.,
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`DEFENDANT
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`CIVIL NO.
`12-1617 (PGS)
`13-316
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`MAY 8, 2014
`CLARKSON S. FISHER COURTHOUSE
`402 EAST STATE STREET
`08608
`TRENTON, NEW JERSEY
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`B E F 0 R E:
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`THE HONORABLE PETER G. SHERIDAN
`U.S. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
`DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
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`TRIAL - DAY 4
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`Certified as true and correct as required
`by Title 28, U.S.C. Section 753
`/S/ Francis J. Gable
`FRANCIS J. GABLE, C.S.R., R.M.R.
`OFFICIAL U.S. REPORTER
`(856) 889-4761
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`United States District Court
`Trenton, New Jersev
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`Case 3:14-cv-05499-PGS-LHG Document 41-8 Filed 07/07/15 Page 3 of 4 PageID: 443
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`Zaccardelli - Cross - Steindler
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`538
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`so that you don't get them. Whether they're treatable or not
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`I think depends on many factors, including the type of
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`3 organism and the patient's health status.
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`4 Q.
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`Could you turn to PTX-500, please.
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`)3:14
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`5 A.
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`Yes.
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`6 Q.
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`I believe you testified this is the AET testing that you
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`7 had conducted with Remodulin and Sterile Diluent for Flolan;
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`is that correct?
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`9 A.
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`It's the
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`yes, the report contains that data.
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`10 Q.
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`And that data is also contained in the '007 patent;
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`right?
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`12 A.
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`13 Q.
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`Yes.
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`Some of it at least is, yes.
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`And it's also reflected in the article that you authored;
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`right?
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`)3:14
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`15 A.
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`16 Q.
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`Yes, at least some of it is.
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`Well, let's go to PTX-576.
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`It's a version of the
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`17 Remodulin label, I don't think you'll find it in your binder.
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`18 A.
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`19 Q.
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`20 A.
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`I don't think I have it.
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`You're familiar with the Remodulin label; correct?
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`Yes, I'm familiar with it.
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`So, let's go to Section 11.
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`If you will. Scroll down.
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`And just blow up that first portion.
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`Now, Remodulin is comprised of a number of different
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`24 products -- ingredients; right?
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`)3:15
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`25 A. Yes.
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`United States District Court
`Trenton, New Jersev
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`Case 3:14-cv-05499-PGS-LHG Document 41-8 Filed 07/07/15 Page 4 of 4 PageID: 444
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`Zaccardelli - Cross - Steindler
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`539
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`1 Q.
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`So it's got sodium chloride in it, metacresol, sodium
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`2 citrate, and water; right?
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`3 A.
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`Yes.
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`4 Q.
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`Of those ingredients metacresol is a preservative and
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`5 antimicrobial agent; correct?
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`6 A. Yes, metacresol is in the formulation to serve those
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`8 Q. Let me just be clear that I understand your answer.
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`9 Metacresol is an antimicrobial agent; correct?
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`I -- I can say that it's in the formulation in order to
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`11 achieve antimicrobial effectiveness testing by the USP.
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`12 Q. You're not able to say whether metacresol in your product
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`I'm not a specific chemist or microbiologist.
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`I can say
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`15 it's in there in order to achieve the antimicrobial
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`16 effectiveness test; all attributes I can't -- I can't attest
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`to.
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`18 Q. Let's go to PTX-912, please. This one is in your binder.
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`19 A. Yes.
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`)3:17
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`20 Q. And you recall that this is the article by Rich, et al,
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`that you talked about on your direct examination; right?
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`22 A.
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`Correct.
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`23 Q.
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`Could you turn to the page Bate stamp 1162350.
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`24 A.
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`Yes, I have it.
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`)3:18
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`25 Q.
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`Bear with me for a moment.
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`United States District Court
`Trenton, New Jersev

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