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`SENJU EXHffiIT 2098
`LUPIN v SENJU
`IPR2015-01l05
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`UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`
`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
`
`LUPIN LTD. and LUPIN PHARMACEUTICALS INC ..
`
`Petitioner,
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`v.
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`SENJU PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.
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`Patent Owner.
`
`Cases IPR2015-0 1099, IPR2015-01097, IPR2015-01105 & IPR2015-01100
`
`Patents 8,669,290, 8,754,131, 8,871,813 & 8,927,606
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`DECLARATION OF SHIROU SAWA
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`I, Shirou Sawa, under penalty of perjury, declare as follows:
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`I.
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`INTRODUCTION
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`1.
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`2.
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`I am of legal age and otherwise competent to make this declaration.
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`I am the first named inventor on U.S. Patenl Nos. 8,669,290
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`("the '290 patent"), 8,754,131 ("the ' 131 patent"), 8,871,813 ("the '813 patent")
`
`and 8,927,606 ("the '606 patent"). I have been asked to submit a declaration
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`attesting to how the data provided below, including data disclosed in the
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`specification of the '290 patent, the' 131 patent, the ' 813 patent and the '606 patent,
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`were generated.
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`II.
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`EDUCATION AND WORK EXPERIENCE
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`3.
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`I graduated from the University ofTokushima, Tokushima, Japan in
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`1988, with a bachelor's degree from the Department of Chemical Engineering, in
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`the Faculty of Engineering. I received a master's degree in engineering, with
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`chemical engineering specialization, from the University ofTokushima,
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`Tokushima, Japan in 1990.
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`4.
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`I am currently employed by Senju Pharmaceutical, Co., Ltd. ("Senju")
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`and have been with Senju since 1990. I have worked at Senju as a researcher in
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`the ophthalmic formulations area from 1990 to the present.
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`Ill. DATA, INCLUDING DATA IN THE '290, '131, '813 and '606
`
`PATENTS
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`5.
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`I was involved in fonnulating and testing bromfenac sodium (sodium
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`2-amino-3-( 4-bromobenzoyl)-phenylacetate) fonnulations, including the
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`fonnulations of the Experimental Examples reported in the '290, ' 131, ' 813
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`and '606 patents. As such, I have first-hand knowledge of how the fonnulati ons
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`reported below were made and tested.
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`6.
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`The laboratory notebooks in Appendices A, Band C describe the
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`tested fonnulations and the experimental test results obtained with them.
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`A.
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`Stability d.ta, including data from Table 1 of the '290, '131, '813
`.nd '606 patents
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`7.
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`I prepared and tested the stability of the bromfenac sodium
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`fonnulations disclosed in Table I of the '290, '\31 , '813 and '606 patents. The
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`table below contains bromfenac sodium fonnulations from Table 1 of the patents,
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`as well as additional formulations with varying amounts oftyloxapol. (Appendix
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`A.) As the table indicates, ronnulations A-20, A-21 and A-27 correspond to
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`Comparison Examples I, A-02 and A-03, respectively, from Table I of
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`the '290, ' 131 , '8 13 and '606 patents.
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`8.
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`As reflected in the laboratory notebook of Appendix A, the stability of
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`these bromfenac sodium fonnulations was tested after adjusting the pH of the
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`fonnulations to 7. Using these fonnulations, accelerated stability tests were
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`conducted for various lengths of time and elevated temperatures, including for four
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`weeks at 60 °e. The percent ofbromfenac sodium remaining was measured using
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`a High Perfonnance Liquid Chromatography ("HPLC") method under the
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`following conditions:
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`• Ultraviolet absorbance spectroscopy at 266 nm;
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`• Column: Capcelpak column;
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`• Column temperature: 25 °C;
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`• Mobile phase: 1.98 g of ammonium dihydrogen phosphate was dissolved
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`in 750 mL of water, the pH was adjusted to 7.3 by adding phosphoric
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`acid, and 250 mL of acetonitrile was added;
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`• Flow rate: Adjusted so that the elution time ofbromfenac sodium
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`becomes 18 minutes; and
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`•
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`Injection volume of sample: 10 !(L
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`9.
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`The percent ofbromfenac sodium remaining in each formulation after
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`four weeks at 60°C is tabulated below. The percent ofbromfenac sodium
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`remaining was adjusted to take into account the amount of water evaporation from
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`the formulation .
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`A-20
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`0.1 g
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`1.5 g
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`Formulation code
`Designated code in
`Comparison
`rable I of
`the '290, '13 1, '8 13 Example 1
`and '606 vatents
`Bromfcnac sodium
`hydrate I
`Boric acid
`Benzalkonium
`chloride
`Polysorbate 80
`Tyloxapol
`Sodium hydroxide
`Disti lled water
`Total amount
`pH
`60 °C - 4 weeks
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`0.005 g
`
`0. 17 g
`-
`q.s.
`q.s.
`100 mL
`7
`51.27%
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`A-21
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`A-27
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`A-28
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`A-29
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`A-02
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`A-03
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`N/A
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`N/A
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`O. I g
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`1.5g
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`0.005 g
`-
`0.15 g
`q.s.
`q.s.
`100mL
`7
`73.81%
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`0.1 g
`
`1.60
`
`0.005 g
`
`-
`0.02 g
`q.s.
`q.s.
`100 mL
`7
`89.64%
`
`O. I g
`
`1.6 g
`
`0.005 g
`-
`0.05 g
`q.s.
`q.s.
`100 mL
`7
`85.96%
`
`0. 1 g
`
`1.6 g
`
`0.005 g
`
`-
`0. 1 g
`q.s.
`q.s.
`100 mL
`7
`82.01%
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`B.
`
`Stability data, including data disclosed in Table 2 of
`the '290, '131, '813 and '606 patents
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`10.
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`[prepared and tested the stability of the following bromfcnac sodium
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`formu lations, including those disclosed in rable 2 of the '290, , 131 , '813 and '606
`
`patents. As indicated in the following table, formulations A-OI , A-02 and A-03
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`correspond to formulations A-04, A-OS and A-06, respectively, from Table 2 of
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`Ute '290, ' 131 , '813 and '606 patents. Stability tests on these formulations were
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`carried out for various lengths of time and elevated temperatures, including four
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`weeks and 60 Qe, adjusted to a pH of about 8. t 5, as indicated. The percent of
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`bromfenac sodium remaining in each formulation after four weeks at 60 °e was
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`I Tn the appended laboratory notebooks, I used the shorthand "bromfenac sodium"
`to refer to "bromfenac sodium hydrate."
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`measured using the HPLC method described above, which was adjusted to take
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`into account the amount of water evaporation. The data are tabulated below.
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`(Appendix C.)
`
`Formulation code
`Designated code in Table 2 of
`the '290, ' 13 1, '813 and '606
`I patents
`Bromfenac sodium hydrate
`Boric acid
`Borax
`Benzalkonium chloride
`Tyloxapol
`Polyviny Ipyrrolidone
`Disodium edetate
`Sodium hydroxide
`Distilled water
`Total amount
`jpH
`60°C - 4 weeks
`
`A-OI
`
`A-04
`
`0.1 g
`1.1.
`1.1 •
`0.005 g
`0.02 g
`2.0 g
`0.02 g
`a.s
`a.s.
`100 mL
`8.15
`92.57%
`
`A-02
`
`A-OS
`
`0.1 g
`1.1.
`1.1 •
`0.005 g
`0.05 g
`2.0 g
`0.02 g
`a.s
`a.s.
`100 mL
`8.15
`90.93%
`
`.
`A-03
`
`A-06
`
`0.1 g
`1.1.
`I.1g
`0.005 g
`0.D3 g
`2.0.
`0.02.
`a.s.
`Q.S.
`100mL
`8.15
`91.97%
`
`C.
`
`Stability data for bromfenac sodium formulations containing
`polysorbate 80 and bromfenac sodium formulations containing
`tyloxapol
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`11.
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`I prepared and tested the following bromfenac sodium formulations,
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`containing the components and amounts as indicated below. Stability tests on
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`these formulations, adjusted to a pH of about 8.2 to 8.3, were carried out for
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`various lengths of time and elevated temperatures, including for four weeks and
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`60 °C, as indicated. TI.1e percent ofbromfenac sodium remaining in each
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`formulation atter four weeks at 60 °C was measured using the HPLC method
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`described above, which was adjusted to take into account the amount of water
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`evaporation. The data are tabulated below. (Appendix C.)
`
`FOimulation code
`
`Bromfenac sodium hydrate
`Boric acid
`Borax
`Benzalkonium chloride
`Polysorbate 80
`Tyloxapol
`Polyviny Ipyrrolidone
`Disodium edetate
`Sodium sulfite
`Sodium hydroxide
`Distilled water
`Total amount
`'DH
`60 °C - 4 weeks
`
`BF (PE)'
`(Broil ti ck)
`0. 1 g
`I.1g
`1.1 .
`0.005.
`0.15 g
`-
`2.0 g
`0.02.
`0.2.
`q.S
`q. S.
`100 mL
`8.20
`9 1.45%
`
`A-O I (PE)
`
`A-03 (PE)
`
`0. 1 g
`I.lg
`1.1 .
`0.005.
`-
`0.G2 g
`2.0 g
`0.02.
`-
`q.S
`q. S.
`100 mL
`8.20
`93.61 %
`
`0.1 g
`I.lg
`I.1g
`0.005 g
`
`-
`
`0.03 g
`2.0 g
`0.02.
`-
`q.S.
`q.S.
`100mL
`8.27
`95 .07%
`
`D.
`
`Preservative efficacy of bromfenac sodium formulations
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`12.
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`I was involved with testing the preservative efficacy ofbromfenac
`
`sodium formulations as part of projects P2002B 116 and P2002B 131 at Senju. I
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`fonnulated a bromfenae sodium [onnulation containing polysorbate 80 (identical
`
`to Bronuek) and bromfcnac sodium fonnulations containing tyloxapol as shown in
`
`the following table. (Appendices B & C.) Formulations A-O I and A-02 in this
`
`table arc the bromfcnac sodium fonnulations containing ty loxapol and correspond
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`2 "PE" in these designations signifies that the stability test was conducted using
`polyethylene containers.
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`to fonnulations A-04 and A-OS, respectively, from Tables 2, 3- 1 and 3-2 of
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`the '290, , 13 1, ' 8 13 and '606 patents:
`
`Formulation Code
`Designated code in Tables 2, 3-
`1 and 3-2 of
`the '290, ' 13 1, ' 8 13 and '606
`[patents
`Bromfenac sodium hydrate
`Boric acid
`Borax
`Benzalkonium chloride
`Polysorbate 80
`Tvloxaool
`Polvvinv lovrro l idone
`Disodium edetate
`Sodium sulfite
`Sodium hydroxide
`Distilled water
`Total Amount
`pH
`
`Bronuck
`
`A-OI
`
`A-02
`
`N/A
`
`0. 1 g
`l.l g
`l.lg
`0.005 g
`0.15 g
`-
`2.0 0
`0.02 g
`0.2 g
`q.s.
`q.s.
`100 mL'
`8.3
`
`A-04&
`Table 3-1
`
`A-05&
`Table 3-2
`
`0.1 g
`l.l g
`l.I g
`0.005 g
`-
`0.02 g
`2.0 g
`0.02 g
`-
`q.s
`q.s.
`100 mL
`8. 19
`
`0.1 g
`l.I g
`l.I g
`0.005 g
`-
`0.05 g
`2.0 g
`0.02 g
`-
`q.s
`g.s.
`100 mL
`8.20
`
`13. The preservative efficacy of the bromfenac sodium formulatio n
`
`containing polysorbate 80 (identical to Bronuck) was tested as part of project
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`P2002B 11 6 at Senju. (Appendix B.) The preservative efficacy of the two
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`bromfenac sodium fo rmulations containing ty loxapol (formulations A-04 and A-OS
`
`from Tables 2, 3-1 and 3-2 of the '290, , 13 1, , 813 and ' 606 patents) was tested as
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`part of project P2002B 13 1 at Senju. (A ppendix C.) The preservative efficacy tests
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`3 In Appendix B. the concentration of each component is disclosed as amount of
`component per 1 mL of the formulation. The value is converted to the amount o f
`each component per 100 mL o f the formulation.
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`were conducted at Senju using the European Pharmacopoeia (UE?" ) standards, and
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`I reviewed the results obtained from this testing. (Appendices B & C.)
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`14. According to the EP standards, the tested formulations were
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`distributed in sterilized test tubes with stoppers. For inoculation of the organisms,
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`suspensions containing 108 colony forming units ("CFU")/mL were prepared for
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`each bacterial species, and suspensions containing 10' CFU/mL were prepared for
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`each fungal species. Each test formulati on was inoculated in a separate test tube
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`with a final concentration of 10' CFU/mL of bacteria and 10' CFUlmL of fungi.
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`The test tubes were stored at 20 to 25 °C after inoculation. Samples were taken
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`from each test tube after 6 hours, 24 hours, 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks and 4 weeks.
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`From each sample, 0.5 mL of the sample was diluted with 4.5 mL of sterilized
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`isotonic sodium chloride solution. Ten-fold dilution was perfonned 1 to 3 times,
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`and 1 mL of the diluted solution was placed onto a plate, and 15 to 20 mL of a
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`culture medium was added to each plate. With respect to bacteria cultures,
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`soybean-casein digest agar medium (SCD agar medium) containing inactivators
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`(0.1 % lecithin, 0.7% polysorbate 80) was used. With respect to fungi cultures,
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`sabouraud's glucose medium containing inactivators (0. 1 % lecithin, 0.7%
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`polysorbate 80) was used. Cultures were kept under the following conditions, and
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`the number of microorganisms was counted.
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`Microoro anisl1l
`Staphylococcus aureus A Tee
`6538
`Escherichia coli A Tee 8739
`Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC
`9027
`Candida albicans A Tee 1023 1
`AsoerJdllus niger A Tee 16404
`
`Culture Condition
`
`30- 35 'e
`
`20- 25 'e
`
`Bacteria
`
`Fungi
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`t 5. The results obtained from these preservative efticacy tests are as
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`follows (Appendices B & C):
`
`Cell count (CFU/mL)
`14 days 2 1 days 28 days
`Inoeul 6 hours 24 hours
`7 days
`afier
`after
`after
`after
`after
`after
`um
`inoculati
`inoculati
`inoculati
`inocu lati inoculati inoculati
`Count
`on
`on
`on
`on
`on
`on
`4.3 x
`4.0 x 10' 3.1 x 10' 7.0 x 10'
`10'
`6.9 x
`10'
`1.1 x
`10'
`3.2 x
`10'
`1.1 x
`10'
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`2.5 x 10'
`
`0
`
`-
`-
`
`0
`
`0
`
`-
`-
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`4.7 x 10'
`
`6.0 x 10' 3.0 X 10'
`
`Bronuck
`
`S. aureus
`
`E. coli
`
`P.
`aeruf!inosa
`
`C. albicans
`
`A. niger
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`Cell CO llil l (CFU/mL)
`6 hours 24 hours 7 days
`14 days 2 1 days 28 days
`aHer
`after
`after
`a:fter
`a fief
`after
`inocu lali inoculati inoculati inoculati
`inoculati
`inoculati
`on
`011
`011
`0 11
`011
`011
`2.1 x 3.0 x 10'
`10'
`6.5 x
`10'
`5.8 x
`10'
`3.2 x
`10'
`1.8 x
`10'
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`-
`
`-
`
`0
`
`0
`
`-
`
`-
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`Tnoeultt
`III
`Count
`
`Table 3-1
`A-OJ (A-
`04 in
`spccificati
`0 11)
`
`S. aureus
`
`E. coli
`
`P.
`aeruginosa
`
`C. a/bicans
`
`A. niger
`
`Table 3-2
`A-02
`(A-04 in
`specificati
`on)
`
`S. aureus
`
`E. coli
`
`P.
`aeruKinosa
`
`C. albicans
`
`A. niger
`
`Ccil COUllt (CFU/mL)
`6 hours 24 hours
`14 days 2 1 days 28 days
`7 days
`Inoeul
`after
`after
`aller
`aller
`after
`after
`um
`inoculati
`inoculat i inoculati
`inoculati
`inoculati
`inoculati
`Count
`on
`on
`on
`on
`0 11
`011
`2.1 x 1.7 x 10' 2.0x 10'
`10'
`6.5 x
`10'
`5.8 x
`10'
`3.2 x
`10'
`1.8x
`10'
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`
`-
`-
`
`0
`
`0
`
`-
`-
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`16.
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`The EP-A and EP-B standards used to compare the obtai ned results, at
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`the time of testing, are the following:
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`II
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`A standard
`
`B standard
`
`Viable cell counts of
`fungi (c. albicans & A.
`niger) 7 days after
`inoculation decreases to
`not more than 11100, and
`the cell count levels off or
`decreases thereafter.
`
`European Pharmacopoeia Standards
`Viable cell counts of
`bacteria (S aureus, E. coli
`& P. aeruginosa) 6 hours,
`24 hours and 28 days after
`inoculation decrease to
`not more than 11100, not
`more than 111000, and
`undetectable resDectivelv.
`Viable cell counts of
`bacteria (8. aureus, E. coli Viable cell counts of
`fungi (c. albicans & A.
`& P. aeruginosa) 24
`hours and 7 days after
`niger) 14 days after
`inoculation decrease to
`inoculation decreases to
`not more than I I I 0 and
`not more than 1/10, and
`not more than 1/ 1000, and the cell count levels off or
`the cell count levels off or decreases thereafter.
`decreases thereafter,
`
`17. Based on the EP-A and EP-B standards, the bromfenac sodium
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`fonnulation containing polysorbate 80 did not pass either EP standard, The
`
`bromfenac sodium formulation containing tyloxapol and designated A-O t
`
`(corresponding to A-04 from the '290, , 13 1, '8 13 and '606 patents) passed both
`
`standards. The bromfenac sodium formulation containing tyloxapol and
`
`designated A-02 (corresponding to A-OS from the '290, , 13 1, '813 and '606
`
`patents) passed the EP-B standard but not the EP-A standard.
`
`E.
`
`The data in the specification and data disclosed in this declaration
`
`18. Based on my involvement with the formulations of Tables I, 2 and 3
`
`of the '290, ' 13 1, ' 813 and '606 patents, I have personal knowledge about how the
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`test data disclosed in the ' 290, , 131 , ' 81 3 and '606 patents were generated. Based
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`on my involvement with the remaining formulations and test data (beyond those
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`disclosed in Tables 1, 2 and 3 of the '290,. ' 131, '813 and ' 606 patents) provided in
`
`this declaration, including in Appendices A, Band C, I have personal knowledge
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`about how such information was generated.
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`19.
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`Date: 021181'16
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`APPENDIX A
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`APPENDIX AAPPENDIX A
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`CE RTIFICATION OJ.' TKA NSL ATIO N
`
`The undersigned. Ryan Malefio. whose adJrt.'s.~ is JflLt2~ tf....rAlu~6.i- dcdal't'S
`nn{j ~lal':S <t~ full ows:
`/.on~fo,.. (eA"--~
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`I am well acquaint~d \~ilh the Engl ish and Japa l1~sc lang.uagt: ~: r Imv\: in the past translated
`numerous J ~lpa.ncse dOClllllcnts onegal and/or technical ~ontcnt into Ellg.lish.
`
`I hallc been requested to translate inTO English the aUached Jap:U1c~c documents titled:
`
`•
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`ExhIbit A_ I~OOOBl77 data relied on.pdf
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`• Exhibit R_P2002D1l6 data relied on.pdf
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`• Exhibit C_P2002B131 data relied on.pdf
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`To cnpics of Ulese Japanese documents I thereforl' attach the English translations and my
`Certification of Tnlnslation.
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`I hereby certify that the English lmnsJations of the allUchcd documents titled
`
`• Exhibit A_P2000BJ77 data relied on .pdf
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`• Exhibit B_P2002BI16 data relied on.pdf
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`• EIhibit C_P2002B131 data relied on .pdf
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`ru't. 10 lhe best of my knowledge and ability. accurate ImnslatiOIlS.
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`And [ dl.'Clare fllrlher tha! all statements made herein of III)' own k.nowledge are true, that HI1
`statements made on information and belief:;re believed co be true. and Ihat falSe statements and tile like are
`plIllishubJ ,/, y fine and im risonmeni, or both, under Section 100! orTitle 18 of the United States Code.
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`FORM Protocol 4-2- 1 (Version 3, I February 2000)
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`Tcst Protocol
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`Name of test: Study of the Formulation ofBronuck Ophthalmic Solution at pH 7
`Test code: P2000B 177
`Test system: None
`Development code: AHR 102828
`Test start date: 7 December 2000
`Scheduled stan date of test operations: 7 December 2000
`Scheduled end date of test operations: 15 March 2000 [sic]
`Scheduled test end date: 30 March 2001
`Test facility: Kobe Creative Ccnter, Senju Phannaceutical Co., Ltd.
`1-5-4 Murotani, Nishi -ku, Kobe-shi
`
`(Division of work duties)
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`Study director: Shirou Sawa
`Study personnel:
`Test substance: Bromfenac sodium
`
`Purpose: Bromfenac sod ium is less soluble and unstable in the low pH range, so the pH (m idpoint of the
`standard) of Bronuck Ophthalmic Solution is sel to 8.3 . The pH of tears is general ly said to be around 7 to
`7.4, and since the pH of Bronuck Ophthalmic Solution is believed to be near the upper limit used in
`ophthalmic solutions, a fo rmulation at a lower pH is desired. Bromfenac sodium has an acetic acid group
`in its molecules, so its solubility increases at a pH of 6.5 and higher. Since the dissolution of Bronuck
`Ophthalmic Solution mostly occurs in association with the acetic acid group, control of the acetic acid
`group for solu bilization and stabilization is believed to be important. Although the addition of counterions
`to controllhe acetic acid group has been considered, bromfenac sod ium form s insoluble com plexes due 10
`the addition of quaternary ammon ium salt and becomes cloudy. Thus, the purpose of Ihis test is to usc
`water-soluble aminosugars to study the sol ubilization and stabilization of bromfenac sodium, even if
`complexes are fonned.
`
`Test method:
`1) Solubilization study
`Add an excessive amount of bromfenac sodium to acetic acid (pH 3--6), phosphoric acid (pH 5-7), or
`boric acid (pH 7-9) buffer sol ution, add 0.1 to 1.0% ofN-methylglucamine or glucosamine hydrochloride,
`and adj ust the pH with hydrochloric acid. Filter this solution, and measure Ihe concentration ofbromfenac
`sodium in the filtrate by HPLC.
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`2) Stabilization study
`the following bromfenac sodium
`to
`Add N-methylglucamine or glucosamine hydrochloride
`ophthalmic solutions, and adjust the pH to 7. In experiment 1), the N-mcthylglucamine or glucosamine
`hydr

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