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IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`
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`AKER BIOMARINE AS
`Petitioner
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`v.
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`NEPTUNE TECHNOLOGIES AND BIORESOURCES INC.
`Patent Owner
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`
`CASE IPR: Unassigned
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`Declaration of Dr. Jeff D. Moore
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`I, Dr. Jeff D. Moore, state as follows:
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`1.
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`I am the director of Analytical Technologies for Avanti Polar Lipids,
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`Inc. I have been retained by counsel for Petitioner Aker BioMarine AS to testify as
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`an expert in this inter partes review.
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`2.
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` My report concerning analysis of total lipid content, free fatty acid
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`content and total phospholipid content in krill extracts is attached hereto.
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`3.
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`I further declare that all statement made herein of my own knowledge
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`are true and that all statements made on information and belief are believed to be
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`true; and further that these statements were made with the knowledge that willful
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`false statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or
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`both, under section 1001 of title 18 of the United States Code, and that such willful
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`false statements may jeopardize the validity of the application or any patent issued
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`thereon.
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`AVANTI POLAR LIPIDS, INC. - CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS INFORMATION, SUBJECT
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`ANALYTICAL SERVICES DIVISION
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`September 13, 2013
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`Introduction
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`Avanti Polar Lipids, Incorporated is a Bulk Pharmaceutical Manufacturer licensed by the US.
`Food and Drug Administration . The analytical laboratory provides quality control testing of
`processes, raw materials and final products under current good manufacturing practices (cGMP).
`The quality control laboratory resources to include instrumentation and personnel are also
`utilized to provide fee for service laboratory testing under the Analytical Services Division. All
`instrumentation is maintained, calibrated, operationally and performance qualified (OQ/PQ). All
`personnel are professionally qualified by education and experience as well as maintain
`documented training.
`
`Samples of krill extract were provided for analysis to determine total lipid content, free fatty acid
`content and total phospholipid content. The samples were assayed by methods developed at
`Avanti. Each sample was assayed in triplicate and one sample was fortified with a relevant
`compound to determine suitability of respective methodology, i.e. precision and accuracy. The
`instrumentation, sample preparation, instrument settings, chemicals, calculations and results for
`the three assays are described herein.
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`Samples and Receipt
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`Samples were received by courier at Avanti Polar Lipids and unpacked for storage. All samples
`were stored at 2-8° C until time of preparation and returned to such storage between uses.
`
`Received: August 13, 2013
`Condition: no dry ice cool to touch, intact and legibly labeled
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
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`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
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`Received: August 21, 2013
`Condition: dry ice and frozen, intact and legibly labeled
`SB] BEA-P0
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`SBS BEA-P1
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`SB9 BEA-P2
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`SB 13 BEA-SO
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`SB 17 BEA-SI
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`SB 21 BEA-S2
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`Received: September 10, 2013
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`BEA-SUO
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`BEA-SUI
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`BEA—SU2
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`Total Lipid Content
`
`The VB and SB] thru 21 series of samples above were assayed by gravimetrical weighing upon
`extraction and drying. The total lipid content is expressed as weight % of original sample weight
`used in the assay.
`
`Principle:
`
`Lipids are fats or oils which are not soluble in water. They must be extracted and dissolved into
`non-polar solvents to form solutions. Lipid extraction techniques utilize the layering of the water
`and non-polar solvents to separate lipids from a sample. The water soluble compounds dissolve
`into the upper layer and lipids into the lower layer. Lipids extracted into the lower layer can be
`recovered by evaporating the solvent and weighing the dried residue. The weight percentage of
`lipid can be determined by the ratio of recovered lipid weight to the original sample weight. The
`Folch extraction technique (Folch et al., J Biol Chem 195 7, 226, 497) is universally accepted as a
`means to extract lipid.
`
`Reagents:
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`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade chloroform, lot # 133740, exp. 08-08-14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade methanol, lot #132577, exp. 08—12-14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade water, lot #133911, exp. 08-12-14
`
`Instrumentation:
`
`Sartorius CP124S analytical balance (4 place), ser. #22650193.
`Calibration date: 02-27-13 / Calibration due: 02-28-14 / Suitability tested: passed 08-15—13.
`
`Sample Extraction:
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`1. Each sample was removed from 2-8° C storage and allowed to equilibrate to ambient
`temperature.
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`2. Each sample was weighed in triplicate into separate 12 mL, 16 X 100 mm glass test tubes with
`screw cap at 500 i 3 milligram.
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`oleic acid to determine method accuracy by spike recovery. One mL of 25 mg/mL oleic acid in
`chloroform, 181WKSTK-041813, reevaluation due 10-13-13, was added to these tubes. Sample
`weights and solvent volumes are provided in table 1.
`
`Table 1: Sample wei )hts and solution volumes.
`
`Sample
`Oleic acid
`
`_
`Sample
`Weight (mg)
`CHCI3(mL)
`CH30H (mL)
`H20(mL)
`..
`(mL)
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FHE
`__ _
`503.0
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`
`501.4 _
`
`6.5
`
`3.25
`
`_
`
`2.0
`
`
`
`VB 18/8/13 FH
`499.9
`6.5
`_
`3.25
`2.0
`_
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`501.6
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`499.2
`_
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`502.2
`6.5
`__
`3.25
`2.0
`‘
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE-_SPIKE_
`502.0
`5.5
`325
`2.0
`1.0
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE-SPIKE
`502.2
`5.5
`3.25
`_
`2.0
`1.0
`
`VB 7___8/9/13 FHE-SPIKE
`499.4
`5.5
`3.25
`2.0
`__
`1.0
`
`BEASBlPO
`5007
`65
`325
`20
`
`BEASBlPO
`5011
`_
`65
`325
`20
`
`BEASBlPO
`5000
`65
`325
`30 _
`
`BEASBSPl
`__
`_
`4993
`65
`325
`20
`
`BEA 535 P1
`501.0
`6.5
`3.25
`A___ 2.0
`
`BEA 58531
`499.8
`6.5
`_ .
`3.25
`2.0
`_
`
`BEA 589 P2
`500.3
`6.5
`3.25 __
`2.0
`
`BEASB9P2
`4996
`65 _
`325
`20
`
`
`
`_
`
`_
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`20
`325
`65
`5002
`BEASB9P2_
`BEASBlSSO
`5000
`65
`325
`20
`
`_BEA 5313 50
`501.0
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0_
`
`BEASBl3SO
`4995
`65
`325 _
`20
`
`_ BEA $317 51
`500.6
`6_._5
`3.25
`2.0
`
`BEASBlZS1
`5006
`65
`325
`20
`
`BEASBl7Sl
`4995
`65
`325
`20
`
`
`
`
`BEA $321 52
`
`BEASBZlSZ
`BEASBZlSZ
`
`499.3
`
`5004
`5000
`
`6.5
`
`65
`65
`
`_
`
`3.25
`
`325
`
`__ 2.0
`
`20
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`volumes of 2:1 chloroform : methanol was added to each tube, dispersed and mixed in an orbital
`shaker at room temperature for 15 minutes.
`
`5. The completely dissolved material was washed with 2.0 mL of water by vortexing and
`centrifuged at 2000 rpm to separate the layers.
`
`6. The lower layer was transferred into pre—weighed 13 X 100 mm glass test tubes with screw
`cap. The lower chloroform layer was evaporated under a gentle stream of nitrogen at ambient
`temperature under a safety hood. The remaining solvent was removed using a Genevac (EZ 2.3
`Elite Model) centrifugal evaporator for a period of 18 hours. The samples were placed in -80° C
`freezer for about 1 hour. Final drying was performed on a vacuum lyophilizer overnight.
`
`7. Each sample was weighed and the % extract / weight of sample was calculated using the
`formula:
`
`% Total Lipid = ube with extract — tube weight
`original sample weight
`
`X 100
`
`8. The accuracy of the method was evaluated by % recovery for spiked sample with oleic acid
`and calculated using the formula:
`
`% recovery = ( % wt in sample + % wt of spike) / % wt in spiked sample X 100
`
`Results:
`
`Table 2 reports the weight % of lipid from triplicate assays of each sample with calculation of
`mean and standard deviation for evaluation of precision. Table 3 reports the accuracy of the
`method from the spike recovery of oleic acid in a fortified sample.
`
`Table 2: Weight % oflipid.
`
`
`
`Sample
`Extract
`
`
`weight (mg) weight (mg)
`% Extract
`Sample
`
`82.1
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`503.0
`413.2
`
`
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`501.4
`445.7
`88.9
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`499.9
`461.2
`92.3
`
`
`
`
`I_\_/_B 7 8/9/13 FHE
`501.6
`423.7
`84.5
`
`
`
`
`__vs 7 8/9/13 FHE
`499.2
`408.2
`81.8
`
`vs 7 8/9/13 FHE
`502.2
`433.1
`86.2
`
`I
`BEA 531 PO
`500.7
`311.2
`62.2
`
`
`2.3
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`
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`
`
`
`
`BEA 531 P0
`.
`.
`62.0
`61.6
`0.8
`
`
`
`BEA 535 P1
`499.3
`308.4
`61.8
`
`
`290.5 BEA 535 P1 501.0
`
`
`BEA 585 P1
`
`BEA 589 P2
`
`
`
`BEA SBQ P2
`
`BEA $313 $0
`
`BEA 5313 SO
` BEA $313 $0
`
`BEA $317 $1
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`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`BEA $321 52
`
`BEA SB21 52
`
` BEA $321 52
`
`
`Table 3: Accuracy by spike recovery.
`
`Sample Weight
`
`Sample
`.
`(mg)
`Spike (mg)
`% Extract
`FFA (mg)
`Spike (%) Accuracy
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE-SPIKE
`502.0
`445.6
`88.8
`I
`25
`5.0
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE-SPIKE
`502.2
`448.9
`89.4
`I
`25
`5.0
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE—SPIKE
`499.4
`466.4
`93.4
`I
`25
`5.0
`Average
`90.5
`I
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`97.0
`97.7
`98.5
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`Free Fatty Acid Content
`
`The VB series of samples above were assayed by high performance liquid chromatography
`(HPLC) with evaporative light scattering detection (ELSD) using the extraction samples obtained
`for total lipid content. The free fatty acid content is expressed as weight % of original sample
`weight used in the Folch extraction.
`
`Principle:
`
`High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) is a separation technique utilizing solvents
`pumped at high pressure over a column packed with uniform particulate stationary phase coated
`with materials to retain compounds of interest. A mixture of compounds can be separated
`according to their selective affinity between the coated stationary phase and the solvent
`composition flowing through the column. Evaporative light scattering detectors can detect these
`resolved compounds as they pass from the column through a light source. These molecules of
`resolved compounds scatter light proportional to their concentration, producing a peak which can
`be integrated and quantified. The concentration of the compound can be directly calculated
`through the calibration of concentration versus response curves generated from standard
`compounds. Free fatty acid (FFA) is measured in the krill lipid extracts by separation from other
`lipids on the column and quantified against a calibration curve generated for a reference standard
`of oleic acid. The weight % of FFA is the ratio of measured FFA to original sample (pre-
`extracted) weight.
`
`Reagents:
`
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade toluene, lot # 124170, exp. 07-31-14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade methanol, lot #133455, exp. 08-21-14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade water, lot #133911, exp. 08-12-14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade chloroform, lot #132557, exp. 08—12-14
`System suitability standard MGDGTGFASUIT-0703 13 (re—eval. 10—30-13) contains the
`following in HPLC grade chloroform:
`1 mg/mL 18:1 triglyceride
`1 mg/mL 18:1 digylceride
`1 mg/mL 18:1 free fatty acid
`
`Free fatty acid calibration standard #181FFAWKSTK-041813 (re—eval. 10-30—13) at 5.1 mg/mL
`in HPLC grade chloroform.
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`Instrumentation:
`
`HPLC/ELSD System #9: Agilent model 1100 HPLC system
`PQ on 12-12-12, PM on 06-03-13, next due 12-2013.
`
`1. quaternary pump, ser. #DE43 631305
`2. auto-liquid sampler, ser. #DE33228754
`3. column oven, ser. #DE43648206
`4. vacuum degasser, ser. #JP40718195
`5. Sedex model 75 ELSD, ser. #0571525F
`
`Mobile Phases
`
`A = toluene
`
`B = methanol
`
`C = water
`
`Time (min!
`Initial
`
`10.00
`
`15.00
`
`
`%A
`97
`
`97
`
`6.0
`
`6.0
`
`%_B E
`3.0
`0
`
`3.0
`
`90.0
`
`90.0
`
`0
`
`4.0
`
`4.0
`
`Equilibration in initial composition for 5 min. pre-inj ection.
`Gradient flow is continuous 1 mL/min at 25° C
`
`
`Column = Phenomenex, Luna 4.6 X 250 mm, Sum silica, ser. #329095-3
`ELSD settings
`Nitrogen nebulizer gas pressure = 3.7 bar
`Temperature = 40° C
`Gain setting = 5
`
`System Suitability:
`
`The MGDGTGFASUIT-070313 suitability standard was diluted 1:4 in HPLC chloroform to
`contain 250 ug/mL of each component. The solution was injected 6 times at 10 uL under the
`conditions of the method. The retention time and area of the components were evaluated for
`precision and resolution in table 4:
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`Table 4: HPLC/ELSD system suitability
`18:1 TG
`
`18:1 DG
`
`18:1 FFA
`
`
`
`Injection #
`18:1 TG (rt)
`(area)
`18:1 DG (r_t)
`(area)
`18:1 FFA (rt)
`(area)
`
`_ 1
`2.699
`1442375
`3.228
`1414694
`4.380
`1077030
`
`2
`2.702 _
`1444950
`3.225
`1421878
`4.370
`_1135232
`_
`
`3
`_ 2.699
`1487072
`3.228
`1351769
`4.383
`_1087389
`_
`
`4
`2.706
`1417657
`3.231
`1428906
`4.386
`1093812
`
`5
`2.702
`1434596
`3.228
`1380208
`4.363
`1119488
`
`6
`2.706
`1481156
`3.231
`1425959
`4.376
`1124953
`
`
`mean
`2.702
`1461301
`3.229
`1403902
`4.376
`1106317
`0.003
`23085
`0.002
`31082
`0.009
`23363
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`‘ygrsd _
`resolution
`
`0.1
`2
`0.1
`_
`2
`0.2
`2
`baseline
`baseline
`baseline
`
`Calibration Standard and Curve:
`
`The 181FFAWKSTK-041813 was diluted 1:5 to a concentration of 1.02 mg/mL in HPLC
`chloroform and serially diluted 1:2 to obtain 6 calibration standards ranging from 31.87 — 1020
`ug/mL. The calibration standards were injected at 10 uL. The integrated areas of the 18:1 FFA
`peak within each standard injection was plotted using a quadratic equation and forcing the origin
`through zero. Goodness of fit was calculated by regression square (r2) = 0.9988 for the
`concentrations and peak area reported in table 5.
`
`Table 5: 18:1 FFA calibration curve.
`
`FFA Std #
`ug/mL
`area
`
`1
`1020
`3285719
`
`
`_ _2
`510
`1312455
`
`3
`255
`432470
`
`4_
`127.5
`136617
`
`
`
`
`5
`6
`
`.
`
`63.75
`31.875
`
`_
`
`36611
`6750
`
`y = 1.29732x2 + 2008.87X - 103775
`
`
`
`Sample Preparation:
`The total lipid extracts performed on the VB series samples were dissolved in 5 mL of HPLC
`grade chloroform. These were further diluted 1:20 (0.1 ml in 1.9 mL) into HPLC grade
`chloroform for assay by HPLC/ELSD. Table 6 reports the weight and volumes utilized in sample
`preparation.
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`Table 6: Sample preparation
`Dissolve in
`
`Extract
`5 mL
`1:20 dil
`
`Sample
`wt. (mg)
`(mg/mL)
`(mg/mL)
`
`_VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`413.2
`82.64
`4.132
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`445.7
`89.14_
`4.457
`_
`I
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`461.2
`92.24
`4.612 _
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`423.87
`84.77
`4.239
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`__
`408.2
`81.64
`4.082
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`433.1
`86.62.
`4.331
`I
`__
`
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE spike
`445.6
`89.12
`4.456
`
`I
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`_VB7_8_/§/__1_3__F_HE spike
`
`_
`
`448.9
`
`89.78
`
`4.489
`
`93.28
`466.4
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE spike
`
`
`Results:
`
`Each sample was assayed in triplicate as before. Each replicate was injected once at 10 and 15
`uL. The weight % of free fatty acid in the total lipid extract was calculated using the formulas:
`
`Milligrams in extract =
`
`ug/mL X 5 mL X 20 dil. X IO/y
`1000 ug/mg
`where y = actual injection volume (10 or 15 uL).
`
`Weight% =
`
`mg in extract
`Sample weight (mg)
`
`X
`
`100
`
`The mean of 10 and 15 uL injection values is reported for each replicate. Table 7 reports the
`sample replicate values.
`
`Table 7: Free fally acids by HPLC/ELSD
`
`Sample
`Weight(mg)
`
`FFA/Sample
`(mg) 10uL
`
`FFA/Sample
`(mg) 15 uL
`
`FFA/Sample
`
`(mg) mean VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`I VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`
`VB 18/8/13 FH
`
`Average
`
`
`
`Stdev
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`
`501.6
`
`20.3
`
`23.4
`
`__ 21.9
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`4.4
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`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Ave rage
`
`Stdev
`
`Sample VB 7 8/19/13 FHE was spiked with 25 mg of oleic acid equivalent to a 5% by weight
`spike. The accuracy of the method was evaluated by calculating the spike recovery using the
`formula:
`
`% recovery = sample %FFA + spiked %FFA
`Spike sample %FFA
`
`X 100
`
`Table 8 reports the % recovery for triplicate assay of spiked samples relative to their un-spiked
`counterparts.
`
`Table 8: %Recovery of 5% oleic acid added to VB 7 8/19/13 FHE
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Spike Sample
`FFA/Sample
`FFA/Sample
`FFA/Sample
`FFA added
`%
`
`FFA (wt%)
`Recovery
`Wt (mg)
`(mg) 10 uL
`(mg) 15 uL
`(mg) mean
`(%)
`
`
`
`
`
`502.0 107.9 41.9 45.1 43.5 5.0 8.7
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`.._ __ 502.2___ __
`..__
`47.3
`50.6
`.2
`.
`48.9
`5.0
`9.7
`85.0
`9.0
`5.0
`97.9
`502.2
`42.9
`47.5
`45.2
`
`96.9
`
`9.1
`Average
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`Total Phospholipid Content
`
`The samples of the BEA series were assayed by Phosphorus Nuclear Magnetic Resolution (3 1P-
`NMR) for total phospholipid content by weight of original sample.
`
`Principle:
`
`Phosphorus Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (3 1P-NMR) is a selective separation method for
`compounds which contain phosphorus in their molecular structure. Phospholipids by definition
`contain phosphorus in their molecular structure. The varied phospholipids in krill have different
`molecular structures in the region of their phosphorus nucleus. These differing phosphorus nuclei
`are separated in a strong magnetic field and produce concentration proportional responses in the
`form of an integrated peak. The 3 IP response is calibrated within each sample by addition of an
`internal standard allowing direct measurement of the molar concentration for each phospholipid.
`The weight % of total phospholipid is a ratio of the summed measured components by the
`original sample weight.
`
`Reagents:
`
`30 mM Triphenylphosphate, TPPNMRSTD-082713, exp. 09-26-13
`1:1 CDC13 : Methanol — 082713, exp. 10-08-13
`Dioleoyl phosphatidylcholine, lot #181PCNMRSTD-081113, exp. 08-06-17
`Dioleoyl phosphatidylethanolamine, lot #181PENMRSTD-061113, exp. 02-09-17
`Oleoyl lysophosphatidylcholine, lot #181LPC-61, exp. 06—21-15
`Oleoyl 1ysophosphatidylethanolamine, lot #181LPE-49, exp. 12-15-13
`0.2 M CsEDTA (pH7), lot #073013, exp. 01-30-14
`
`Instrumentation:
`
`Bruker Avance III 400 MHZ NMR, #2101373-1060
`
`
`Parameter
`Abbrev.
`Probe
`PROBHD
`
`Setting
`5 mm PABBO BB—
`
`Pulse Program
`Number of scans
`
`PULPROG zgig30
`NS
`512
`
`Delay (sec)
`Receiver gain
`Temperature
`Nucleus
`
`DS
`RG
`TE
`NUCI
`
`4
`2050
`290.3° K
`31 P
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`Sample Preparation:
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`Sample preparation for 31P-NMR was identical for all standards, suitability samples, controls
`and samples. Each material was prepared in the following manner.
`
`1. Add 30 i 0.5 mg of test article into a 13 X 100 mm tube with screw cap.
`2. Add 100 uL of 3 mM TPP in chloroform to each tube.
`3. Dry to a residue under a gentle nitrogen stream at room temperature.
`4. Add 2.0 mL of 1:1 (/v) CDC13 : methanol and gently dissolve residue.
`5. Add 1.0 mL of 0.2M Cs-EDTA to each tube and vortex mix to homogeneous suspension.
`6. Centrifuge at 2500 rpm for 10 minutes.
`7. Carefully transfer the lower layer with a glass pipet into a clean 5 mm NMR tube.
`
`System Suitability:
`
`Qualitative and quantitative assessment of instrument performance is performed using a dioleoyl
`phosphatidylcholine standard of known concentration. Quantitative accuracy should be 98 -102%
`
`18lPCNMRSTD-061113 = 6.9134 mM
`
`31P-NMR results = 6.9051
`
`% accuracy = 99.9%
`
`A mixture of phospholipid reference materials common to krill was formulated and assessed for
`acceptable accuracy and selectivity.
`
`
`
`l
`conc.
`volume
`final conc.
`shift
`measured
`Mix PL STD
`(M (m_L)__
`(M 1mm)
`m_M_
`_
`accuracy !
`
`181PCNMRSTD-O61113
`6.9134
`1.00
`6.9134
`-0.8
`6.866
`99.3% I
`
`181PENMRSTD-061113
`7.5325
`1.00
`_
`7.5325
`0.02
`_7.4868
`99.4% I
`
`181LPC-615TD
`86.6453
`0.13
`|
`11.26389
`-0.24
`11.141
`98.9% I
`181LPE—49STD
`58.5920
`0.20
`l
`11.71839
`0.5
`11.9543
`102.0% I
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Sample Assay by 3 lP-NMR
`
`Each sample was prepared and assayed in triplicate. The molar phosphorus content of each
`known peak was quantified from the response of the TPP internal standard added to each sample
`at a know concentration of 3.0698 mM. Conversion of mM to mg for weight % values was
`calculated by the equation:
`
`Weight % = mM phosphorus X M.W. of phospholipid X 1000 mL / L X 100
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`Normalized molecular weights of the krill phospholipids were pre-determined by mass
`spectrometry from the fatty acyl molecular species.
`
`Compound M
`Lyso PE
`492.5
`770
`
`Lyso PC
`Lyso PC-2
`Ether PC
`
`other
`
`Results:
`
`534.5
`534.5
`798
`812
`812
`
`The BEA series of samples were assayed in triplicate for phospholipid content. The tables below
`report the compounds detected and their respective weight % of the original sample. Those
`
`reported as other are integrated signals within the 3 lP-NMR trace deemed as phospholipids of
`unknown identity. Their respective mM concentrations were summed and calculated using the
`molecular weight of the major PC component at 812 grams per mole.
`
`Table 9a.
`
`SBl BEA-PO
`
`fl
`
`Lyso PE
`
`Lyso PC
`
`0.01
`0.03
`
`0.06
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`0.08
`0.50
`Lyso PC-2
`Ether PC
`3.61
`0.15
`
`19.60
`0.14
`
`Other
`2.99
`0.06
`
`Total wt/wt%
`31.02
`0.07
`
`
`Table 9b.
`
`585 BEA-P1
`wt wt%
`s._d.
`
`Lyso PE
`0.26
`0.01
`
`2.78
`0.17
`
`Lyso PC
`
`1.27
`
`0.02
`
`Lyso PC-2
`0.40
`0.05
`
`Ether PC
`3.67
`0.10
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`Other
`
`3.07
`
`0.12
`
`
`
`Total wt/wt%
`
`31.51
`
`0.12
`
`
`Table 90.
`
`$39 BEA-P2
`wt wt%
`s._d.
`
`_ L_yso PE
`0.39
`0.02
`
`3.12
`0.11
`
`
`Lyso PC
`2.67
`0.07
`
`_Lyso PC-2
`0.51
`0.07
`
`Ether gc_____l _
`4.91
`0.17
`
`27.63
`0.39
`
`other
`
`Total wt/wt%
`
`5.17
`
`44.40
`
`0.17
`
`0.48
`
`
`Table 9d.
`
`SB 13 BEA-SO
`wt wt%
`s._d.
`
`0.10
`0.01
`
`
`Table 96.
`
`5317 BEA-$1
`
`wt wt%
`0.15
`
`s._d.
`0.01
`
`Table 9f.
`
`fl-
`
`0.01
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`$821 BEA-$2
`
`wtlwt%
`
`£46 _
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`Table 9g.
`
`m _ Wt Wt_%
`_
`S-_d-
`
`Lyso PC
`0.76
`0.12
`
`Lyso PC-2_
`0.45
`0.06
`
`Ether PC
`2.74
`0.22___ _
`
`23.35
`0.40
`
`other
`
`1.42
`
`Total wt/wt%
`
`_28.7__2 _
`
`0.49
`
`0.74
`
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`Table 9h.
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`Lyso PC_
`0.95 _ _ _ 0.08
`
`_ Lyso PC-2
`0.29
`0.04
`
`Ether PC
`2.63
`0.13
`
`
`* 23.66
`0.76
`
`. other
`Total wt/wt%
`
`1.71
`29.24
`
`0.12
`0.96
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Table 9i.
`1
`
`BEA-SUZ
`wt wt%
`s._d.
`
`1.15
`0.03
`
`Lyso PC
`3.0_1__
`__ 0.11
`
`Lyso PC-2
`0.41
`0.06
`
`Ether PC
`3.83
`0.55
`
`
`33.78
`0.64
`
`
`other
`1.51
`0.33
`
`Total wt/wt%
`
`43.70
`
`1.50
`
`Sample 81 BEA-P0 was spiked with the 181PCNMRSTD-061113 solution to determine
`accuracy of measurement through spike recovery. Table 10 reports the accuracy for this
`experiment and the method.
`
`
`Table 10: Accuracy of 3lP-NMR method.
`
`wt/wt%
`
`Lyso PE
`0.25
`
`5.13
`
`Lyso PC
`1.34
`
`Lyso PC-2
`0.52
`
`Ether PC
`3.77
`
`
`PC ___
`37.43
`
`other
`3.02
`
`
`
`
`
`Total
`
`Accuracy
`
`51.47
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`99.7%
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`Summary
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`The summary of test results for the 11 samples in this report is provided in table 11.
`
`Table 11: Results summary in weight % 1 standard deviation.
`’ Sample
`Total Lipid
`Free FA
`Total PL
`
`
`VB 18/8/13 FH
`87.8151
`3.0101
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`84.2 1 2.3
`3.8 1 0.5
`BEA 531 P0
`61.6 1 0.8
`
`31.02 1 0.07
`
`
`BEA 585 P1
`59.6 1 1.9
`31.51 1 0.12
`
`
`BEA S39 P2
`99.0 1 0.6
`44.40 1 0.48
`
`BEA SB13 50
`
`BEA 5317 51
`
`94.6 1 1.6
`
`96.2 1 1.9
`
`0.10 1 0.01
`
`0.15 1 0.01
`
`
`BEA $321 52
`99.6 1 0.6
`0.46 1 0.01
`
`28.72 1 0.74
`
`BEA SUO
`
`BEA SUl
`
`29.241096
`
`BEA SU2
`
`Accuracy
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`43.701 1.50
`
`98.5
`
`96.9
`
`99.7
`
`ggi/ZLL
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`Introduction
`
`Avanti Polar Lipids, Incorporated is a Bulk Pharmaceutical Manufacturer licensed by the US
`Food and Drug Administration . The analytical laboratory provides quality control testing of
`processes, raw materials and final products under current good manufacturing practices (cGMP).
`The quality control laboratory resources to include instrumentation and personnel are also
`utilized to provide fee for service laboratory testing under the Analytical Services Division. All
`instrumentation is maintained, calibrated, operationally and performance qualified (OQ/PQ). All
`personnel are professionally qualified by education and experience as well as maintain
`documented training.
`
`Samples of krill extract were provided for analysis to determine total lipid content, free fatty acid
`content and total phospholipid content. The samples were assayed by methods developed at
`Avanti. Each sample was assayed in triplicate and one sample was fortified with a relevant
`compound to determine suitability of respective methodology, i.e. precision and accuracy. The
`instrumentation, sample preparation, instrument settings, chemicals, calculations and results for
`the three assays are described herein.
`
`Samples and Receipt
`
`Samples were received by courier at Avanti Polar Lipids and unpacked for storage. All samples
`were stored at 2-8° C until time of preparation and returned to such storage between uses.
`
`Received: August 13, 2013
`Condition: no dry ice cool to touch, intact and legibly labeled
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`VB 7 8/9/13 FI-IE
`
`Received: August 21, 2013
`Condition: dry ice and frozen, intact and legibly labeled
`SBl BEA-P0
`SBS BEA-P1
`SB9 BEA-P2
`
`SB 13 BEA-S0
`SB 17 BEA-SI
`SB 21 BEA-$2
`
`Received: September 10, 2013
`Condition: dry ice and frozen. intact and legibly labeled
`SB25 BEA—SUO
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`SBZ9 BEA-SUI
`SB33 BEA-SU2
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`Total Lipid Content
`
`The VB and SB] thru 21 series of samples above were assayed by gravimetrical weighing upon
`extraction and drying. The total lipid content is expressed as weight % of original sample weight
`used in the assay.
`
`Principle:
`
`Lipids are fats or oils which are not soluble in water. They must be extracted and dissolved into
`non-polar solvents to form solutions. Lipid extraction techniques utilize the layering of the water
`and non-polar solvents to separate lipids from a sample. The water soluble compounds dissolve
`into the upper layer and lipids into the lower layer. Lipids extracted into the lower layer can be
`recovered by evaporating the solvent and weighing the dried residue. The weight percentage of
`lipid can be determined by the ratio of recovered lipid weight to the original sample weight. The
`Folch extraction technique (Folch et a1., JBiol Chem 1957, 226, 497) is universally accepted as a
`means to extract lipid.
`
`Reagents:
`
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade chloroform, lot # 133740, exp. 08-08-14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade methanol, lot #132577, exp. 08-12—14
`Fisher Scientific HPLC grade water, lot #13391 1, exp. 08-12-14
`Free fatty acid calibration standard #181FFAWKSTK-041813 (re-eval. 10-30-13) at 5.1 mg/mL
`in HPLC grade chloroform.
`
`Instrumentation:
`
`Sartorius CP124S analytical balance (4 place), ser. #22650193.
`Calibration date: 02-27-13 / Calibration due: 02-28-14 / Suitability tested: passed 08-15-13.
`
`Sample Extraction:
`
`1. Each sample was removed from 2-8° C storage and allowed to equilibrate to ambient
`temperature.
`
`2. Each sample was weighed in triplicate into separate 12 mL, 16 X 100 mm glass test tubes with
`screw cap at 500 i 3 milligram.
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`3. Sample VB 7 8/9/13 FHE was weighed and transferred again in triplicate for fortification with
`oleic acid to determine method accuracy by spike recovery. One mL 0f25 mg/mL oleic acid in
`chloroform, 181 WKSTK-0418l3, reevaluation due 10-13-13, was added to these tubes. Sample
`weights and solvent volumes are provided in table 1.
`
`Table 1: Sam )Ie weights and solution volumes.
`
`
`Sample
`Oleic acid
`
`CH30H(_mL)
`Hzg(mL)
`Sample
`_ Weight (mg)
`CHC|3(mL)
`_(mL)
`
`VB 1 8Z§[1_3_F_H__......... ..
`505-0— ..__.5:5.
`..............
`3-25 .......
`2-9
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`501.4
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`499.9
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`_________
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`501.6
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`m
`
`
`‘15 7 8/9/13 FHE
`499:2
`1-1.5.5
`.,......_3_-§_
`___i‘?............................
`
`
`___VB 7 8/9/13 FH_E
`502.2
`6.5 W ..
`_ 3.25
`2.0 _
`_
`..
`
`
`VB78/9/13 FHE-SPIKE
`502.0
`5.5
`3.25
`_ W 2.0
`_ 1.0
`
`V3 75/5113 EHE—SP'KE-__1
`5.02-2
`_._.._5_-5....... __I_3.-25
`I _.
`.2-0 __
`_. 1:9...
`
`
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE-SPIKE_I_
`499.4
`5.5
`3.25
`2.0
`1.0
`
`
`BEA 581 PO
`500.7
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`
`BEA 581 PO
`501.1
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`W
`
`BEA 531 PO
`_ 500.0
`-
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0 m
`
`
`- BEA 585 P1
`_____
`499.3
`6.5
`3.25
`_____I__ 2.0
`
`BEA 535 Ill
`.
`.......... 5050
`._55
`_ _ 5-25 _
`________ 2-0
`_
`......
`
`
`...............
`BEA $59.91................._ I _
`499.3;
`__§_-§_ .
`3-25...
`_..........2.9
`
`I
`__BEA 539.132
`_
`500.3
`6.5
`3.25
`2.0
`BEA $89 P2
`I
`499.6
`__
`6.5
`3.25
`_ 2__._o _
`
`
`BEA $89 P2
`500.2
`_
`6.5
`3.25
`2_._o
`_
`_
`
`BEA 5813 so _
`_
`500.0
`6.5 ___
`3.25
`2.0_
`BEA $313 so
`5010..
`_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_ 6.5
`_I
`_ 3:25
`_
`2.0
`_
`
`35/1531} 50
`_
`_ |._ ..............4E
`_
`.__5.-5 .
`_3-25...
`2:9..-
`_
`
`__w1_3EA $517 $1
`_
`500.6
`6.5
`3.25 ---—-«I—
`2.0 ..
`BEA 5317 51
`I
`500-5._.....W.
`5.5..
`I
`3'25 _ w... EL-
`.
`_
`
`BEAMSBIZSI
`499.5
`_ 6.5
`_
`3.23
`2.0
`_
`BEA 5821 52
`________
`I
`499.3
`6.5_
`_______
`3.25
`_
`. 2.0
`______ _
`
`_ BEA 5321 5%-
`_
`__ 5.00-4
`5-5.......
`33.25.........
`.....2_.-0
`........................
`-
`
`
`3.25 2.0
`BEA $821 $2
`6.5
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`..
`
`
`
`
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`4. The samples were extracted using a Folch extraction technique whereby approximately 20
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`volumes of2:l chloroform : methanol was added to each tube, dispersed and mixed in an orbital
`shaker at room temperature for IS minutes.
`
`5. The completely dissolved material was washed with 2.0 mL of water by vortexing and
`centrifuged at 2000 rpm for 10 minutes to separate the layers.
`
`6. The lower layer was transferred into pre-weighed 13 X 100 mm glass test tubes with screw
`cap. The lower chloroform layer was evaporated under a gentle stream of nitrogen at ambient
`temperature under a safety hood. The remaining solvent was removed using a Genevac (EZ 2.3
`Elite Model) centrifugal evaporator for a period of 18 hours. The samples were placed in -80° C
`freezer for about 1 hour. Final drying was performed on a vacuum lyophilizer overnight.
`
`7. Each sample was weighed and the % extract/ weight of sample was calculated using the
`formula:
`
`% Total Lipid = tube with extract — tube weight
`original sample weight
`
`X 100
`
`8. The accuracy of the method was evaluated by % recovery for spiked sample with oleic acid
`and calculated using the formula:
`
`% recovery = (% wt in sample + % wt ofspike) / % wt in spiked sample X 100
`
`Results:
`
`Table 2 reports the weight % oflipid from triplicate assays of each sample with calculation of
`mean and standard deviation for evaluation of precision. Table 3 reports the accuracy ofthe
`method from the spike recovery ofoleic acid in a fortified sample.
`
`Table 2: WCIL'lIl % ofIE aid.
`
`Sample
`
`Extract
`
`__
`
`92.3
`
`
`
`
`% Extract
`weight (mg) weight (mg)
`Sample
`
`VB 1 8/8/1_I3 FH
`__
`.
`413.2_ __
`82.1
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`.
`445.7
`88.9
`
`VB 1 8/8/13 FH
`.
`461.2
`
`_VB__78/9/13FHE—.i
`..
`_-
`423-7
`.
`8&5.
`_
`_
`Mimi/"1.331.? .
`-
`403:}.
`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE
`.
`433_._1
`311.2
`
`_
`
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`TO PROTECTIVE ORDER.
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`ANALYTICAL SERVICES DIVISION
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`BEA 5B1 PD
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`BEA 535 PI“
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`BEA 595 P1
`BEA 595 P1
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`BEA 539 P2
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`BEA 539 P2
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`BEA 539 P2
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`BEA $313 50
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`BEA 5313 SO
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`BEA 5813 SO
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`BEA $817 $1
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`BEA $817 $1
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`BEA $321 $2
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`BEA 5321 52
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`BEA $321 $2
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`VB 7 8/9/13 FHE-SPIKE
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