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IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFHCE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`U.S. Patent No. 8,497,393
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`Case No. IPR 2016-00006
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`SteadyMed Ltd.
`Petitioner
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`V.
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`United Therapeutics Corporation
`Patent Owner
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`5*eadVMé3"3
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`November .29, .201 6
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`Ex. 1029; Steadylvied v. United T'nerai_Jeutics_:
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`1 LegcI|Concep’rs
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`5 ObViOUSfieSS
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`2 Key Scienfific Concepfs
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`' Pmremnd Mommy
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`3 Overview
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`- Kowcnkomi cmd Moriarty
`- Dependen’rC|oIims 6, 10,21 & 22
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`4 Anficipofion
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`6 Claim Cons’rruc:’rion
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`Ex.1029:SteadvMedv. Ur1itedThe~:a_:1eutic5;
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`1 Legal Concepts
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`Ex. 1029; Stead\,rMed U. United Therapeutics;
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`We have clearly stated that
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`"’[i]n determining validity of a
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`product-by-process claim, the focus is on the product and not
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`the process of making it.
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`"That
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`is because of the
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`longstanding rule that an old product is not patentable even if
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`it is made by a new process.""
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`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1354 (Fed. Cir. 2016) (cites and internal quotations omitted)
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`Ex. 1029: Stee.(i',r|\»le(! '-.4. United Tne:'a;Jeutic5:
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`“If the product in a product-by-process claim is the same as or
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`obvious
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`from a product of
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`the prior art,
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`the claim is
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`unpatentable even though the prior product was made by a
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`different process.”
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`in re Thorpe, 777 F.2d 695, 697 (Fed. Cir. 1985)
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`”Purdue claimed the end product; it did not claim a particular
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`method for creating that product,
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`such as
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`the use of
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`hydrogenation after the salting step.... One need not know
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`that the 14—hydroxy was derived from 80¢ as opposed to 8B to
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`answer that question.”
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`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1353 (Fed. Cir. 2016)
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`"’[T]he fact that the 14—hydroxy is derived from 80: imparts no
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`structural or functional differences in the low-ABUK [impurity]
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`hydrocodone API as compared to the prior art products. Thus,
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`the court did not err in disregarding the process limitation in
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`its obviousness determination.”
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`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1354 (Fed. Cir. 2016)
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`Ex. 1029: 3T.E!d(1"y'fviE£d '-.4. United Tiwerapeuticsi
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`“Cases involving the "purification" of a natural substance
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`employ similar analysis. Our predecessor court recognized that
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`merely purifying a naturally occurring substance does not
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`render the substance patentable unless it results in a marked
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`change in functionality. In re ll/Ierz, 25 CCPA 1314, 97 F.2d 599,
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`601 (1938) (holding that there was no right to a patent on a
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`purer version of ultramarine, but recognizing that if a claimed
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`article is "of such purity that it differs not only in degree but in
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`kind it may be patentable") ....”
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`Ass'nfor Molecular Pathology v. USPTO, 689 F. 3d 1303, 1353-54 (Fed. Cir. 2012) (emphases added).
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`Ex. 1029; Stead-,.-lvle-:1"
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`"’[|]fthe process by which a product is made imparts ‘structural
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`and functional differences’ distinguishing the claimed product
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`from the prior art, then those differences ‘are relevant as
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`evidence of no anticipation’ although they ‘are not explicitly
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`part of the claim.”
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`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1354 (Fed. Cir. 2016) (cites and internal quotations omitted) (emphasis added)
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`Ex. 3.U29:3l.E'.d(1"ylvlE£(l'-J. United Therapeutics:
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`2 Key Scientific Concepts
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`Ex.1D29;Stead\,rMed U. United Therapeutics; OOOOOOOOOOO O6
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`Key Scientific Concepts
`Recrystallization
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`Recrystallization in a Nutshell
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`-A ->
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`Product is not pure.
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`(Impurities are red.)
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`Heat up solution to
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`dissolve impure
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`When solution cools down,
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`purer product “crashes out" and
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`product.
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`dissolved impurities get left behind.
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`Recrystallization
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`How long has crystallization been
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`around as a method of
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`purification‘?
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`rQF%*»Q.3.>
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`I don°t know how long it’s been around.
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`Before 2007‘?
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`Oh, yes.
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`Did you learn about it when you were in
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`college at the unix-'ersity‘?
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`F?
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`Yes, I did. [...]
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`Q:
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`And when did you go to college‘?
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`In 1968 I started. In 1968.
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`Q:
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`But how far back does doing that
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`process you just described, liow far
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`back does that go‘?
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`T11eWit11ess: Decades.
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`(Ex. 2058,175:19-I76:22,179:11-17)
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`EX. 2058 (“Ruffolo Deposition Transcript) at45-46
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`Melting Point
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`The method [of differential scanning calorimetry] can also be used as an accurate measure
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`of the melting point and purity of the sample. In fact, the change of melting point is related
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`to the mole fraction of impurities as given by Equation 5.2:
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`T, = To —
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`TERX,
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`Fflflf
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`(5.2)
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`I
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`where T5, is the sample temperature, To is the melting point of the pure compound, R is the
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`gas constant, X,-, is the mole fraction of the impurity, F is the fraction of the solid melted, and
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`AH, is the enthalpy of fusion of the pure compound. According to the equation, a plot of Q
`versus 1/F should give a straight line whose slope is proportional to X, (Brittain et al., 1991).
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`Stephen R. Byrn et al., Solid-State Chemistry of Drugs, Chapter 5,
`"Thermal Methods of Analysis," Bi-901 (2d ed. 1999) (Ex. 1027, at 84.)
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`EX. ‘I027 (“Byrn Chapter 5’) at 5
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`Key Scienfific Concepfs
`Melting Point
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`Figure 18
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`Figure 21
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`EX. 1005 (“Phares”) at 118, 121
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`Melting Point
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`The method [of differential scanning calorimetry] can also be used as an accurate measure
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`of the melting point and purity of the sample. In fact, the change of melting point is related
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`to the mole fraction of impurities as given by Equation 5.2:
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`T, = To —
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`TERX,
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`Fflflf
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`(5.2)
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`I
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`where T5, is the sample temperature, To is the melting point of the pure compound, R is the
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`gas constant, X,-, is the mole fraction of the impurity, F is the fraction of the solid melted, and
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`AH, is the enthalpy of fusion of the pure compound. According to the equation, a plot of Q
`versus 1/F should give a straight line whose slope is proportional to X, (Brittain et al., 1991).
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`Stephen R. Byrn et al., Solid-State Chemistry of Drugs, Chapter 5,
`"Thermal Methods of Analysis," Bi-901 (2d ed. 1999) (Ex. 1027, at 84.)
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`EX. ‘I027 (“Byrn Chapter 5’) at 5
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`Analytical data on and Tregrostinil Diethanolamine Salt 1 1:1 3
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`Test
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`IR
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`Residue on Ignition (ROI)
`Water content
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`Melting point
`Specific rotation [o:]25539
`Organic volatile impurities
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`Batch 1
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`Batch 2
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`Conforms
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`<0.1% W/w
`0.1% W/W
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`Con forms
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`<0.1% W/W
`0.0% W/W
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`105.0-106.5° C.
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`10-4.5-105.5° C.
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`Ethanol
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`Ethyl acetate
`Hcptane
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`Not detected
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`Not detected
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`Not detected
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`<0.05 ‘/0 W/w
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`Diethanolamine
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`Positive
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`Positive
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`EX. 1001, ‘393 Patent
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`Ex. 1001 (‘"393 Patent’) at9
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`Key Scientific Coracepts
`HLPC and Purity
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`During the initial analytical method validation for the treprostinil assay, the results indicated
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`Our specifications of97.0-101.0% were
`centere at 99% purity or the AM. When the process for the manufacture of treprostinil was
`instituted in Silver Spiing, it was observed that the purity of the treprostinil improved to close
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`to 100%. From a statistical stand-point, 3?-xi -:: : .- _...
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`EX. 2006 at 3
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`EX. 2006 at 3
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`3 Overview
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`Ex. 1029; SteadvMed V. United Therapeutics;
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`Overview
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`Independent Claims
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`Claim 1
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`(c) contacting the product of step (h) with a base 13 to form
`a salt of formula 15.
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`What is claimed is:
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`1. A product comprising a compound of formula I
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`or3: wherein said
`product is prepared by a process comprising
`(a) alkylating a compound of structure II with an alkylating
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`agent to produce a compound of formula II],
` (b) hydrolyzing the product of formula III of step (a) with
`a base,
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`Overview
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`Independent Claims
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`Claim 9
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`9. A product comprising a compound having formula IV
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`(IV)
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`(c) contacting the product of step (h) with a base B to form
`a salt of formula IV,, and
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`HO
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`(d)—reacting the salt formed in step (c) with an
`acid to form the compound of formula IV.
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`m~ wherein the
`product is prepared by the process comprising
`(a) alkylating a compound of formula V with an alkylating
`agent to produce a compound of formula VI,
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`(b)hyd1-olyzing the product of formula VI of step (a) with
`a base,
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`Overview
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`Prior Art: Moriarty
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`Overview
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`Prior Art: Phares
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`(C) contécting the product ofstep (b) with a base B such as
`diethanoiamjne to for a salt of the following structure,
`and
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`H0
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`ea NH;(CH;CH;0HIj;
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`(cl) reacting the salt from step (b) with an acid such as HC1
`to form the compound of formula IV.
`In one embodiment, the purity ofcompound of formula IV
`is at least 90.0%, 95.0%, 99.0%, 99.5%.
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`
`
`EX. 1005 (“Phares”) at 99 {Claim 49),‘ EX. 1001 at 6 {‘393 Patent) coI.8. ff. 47-68.
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`Phares and Melting Point
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`The method [of differential scanning calorimetry] can also be used as an accurate measure
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`of the melting point and purity of the sample. In fact, the change of melting point is related
`
`to the mole fraction of impurities as given by Equation 5.2:
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`TS=T0—
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`TERX,
`FA]-If
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`(52)
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`I
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`where T5, is the sample temperature, To is the melting point of the pure compound, R is the
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`gas constant, X,-, is the mole fraction of the impurity, F is the fraction of the solid melted, and
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`5H,: is the enthalpy of fusion of the pure compound. According to the equation, a plot of Q
`versus 1/F should give a straight line whose slope is proportional to X, (Brittain et al., 1991).
`
`Stephen R. Byrn er a!., Solid-State Chemistry of Drugs, Chapter 5,
`"Thermal Methods of Analysis," 81-901 (2d ed. 1999) (Ex. 1027, at 84.)
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`EX. ‘I027 (“Byrn Chapter 5’) at 5.
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`Overview
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`Prior Art: Phares
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`EX. 1005
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`
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`point.
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`Data on Tregrostinil Diethanolamine Salt Hz] 1 WE. of
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`EX. 1005 (“Phares”) at 91; EX. 1001 at 8 (‘393 Patent) coI.12. II. 43-68.
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`4 Anticipation
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`Ex. 1029; Stead\,rMed V. United Therapeutics;
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`Anticipation
`Independent Claims
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`Claim 9
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`9. A product comprising a compound having formula IV
`
`(IV)
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`
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`
`
`
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`(c) contacting the product of step (h) with a base B to form
`a salt of formula IV,, and
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`HO
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`(IVE)
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`(d)—reacting the salt formed in step (c) with an
`acid to form the compound of formula IV.
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`
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`
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`m~ wherein the
`product is prepared by the process comprising
`(a) alkylating a compound of formula V with an alkylating
`agent to produce a compound of formula VI,
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`
`(b)hyd1-olyzing the product of formula VI of step (a) with
`a base,
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`Therapeutics;
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`Anficipdrion
`Prior Art: Phares
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`(C) contécting the product ofstep (b) with a base B such as
`diethanoiamjne to for a salt of the following structure,
`and
`
`H0
`
`
`
`.uIII IIOH
`
`
`
`ea NH;(CH;CH;0HIj;
`
`(cl) reacting the salt from step (b) with an acid such as HC1
`to form the compound of formula IV.
`In one embodiment, the purity ofcompound of formula IV
`is at least 90.0%, 95.0%, 99.0%, 99.5%.
`
`
`
`EX. 1005 (“Phares”) at 99 {Claim 49),‘ EX. 1001 at 6 {‘393 Patent) coI.8. ff. 47-68.
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`‘393 Patent/Phares Melting Points
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`Ex. 1001: '393 Patent
`
`Example 3
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`Batch 1: 104.3-106.3 “C
`
`Batch 3: 104.7-106.6 “C
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`Ex. 1005: Pha res
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`“The DSC thermogram
`(Sample ID 1557-17-01)
`shows a single endotherm
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`Batch 2: 1045-1055 0c
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`Figure 21: “107.06 0C”
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`EX_m5m21
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`EX. 1001 at 8-9 ["393 Patent) COH2-13,‘ Ex. 1005 (“Phares’) at 91, 121
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`Anticipation
`Prior Art: Phares
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`IX. CONCLUSION
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`88.
`
`In summaly, no matter how Form B is made, Form B has a single,
`
`defined melting point, and since the Phares Reference (Ex. 1005) discloses the
`
`same Form B crystal form as the '393 Patent (Ex. 1001), but a higher melting point
`
`than most of the '393 Patent examples, Phares necessarily discloses a salt of at least
`
`equal purity to the salt in the '393 Patent, if not higher.
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`Dr. Williams declared identical polymorphs might have different melting points, depending
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`on how they were made.
`
`THE WITNESS: Yeah. 80 I'm not a polymorph expert.
`
`Ex. 2059 (Wfllfains Dep.) 158.17-18
`
`Q. Do you consider yourself an expert on crystal forms of
`organic molecules?
`
`A. No.
`
`EX. 2059 (Williams Dep.) ’i56.'25—i57.'2
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`Ex. 2059 (“Williams Deposition Transcript’? at 156-58
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`Prior Art: Phares
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`Dr. Williams relied on “Adhiyaman reference” (Ex. 2030), which he initially believed showed
`
`different melting points for same crystal form.
`
`Q. Okay. So each of these is really a different crystal form of
`the same drug; is that fair?
`
`A.
`
`I think that's fair.”
`
`Ex. 2059 (l/l/iiiiams Dep.) 180517-20.
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`EX. 2059 (“Wi.-‘Hams Deposition Transcript’) at 180
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`"If the product in a product—by—process claim is the
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`
`the claim is unpatentable even though the prior
`
`product was made by a different process.”
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`in re Thorpe, 777 F.2d 695, 697 (Fed. Cir. 1985)
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`Ex.1029:Stead\r|\Iled~.«. United TherarJeutics;
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`An’ri<:ipoI’rion
`Prior Art: Phares
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`Starting Material Irrelevant
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`One need not know that
`
`the 14—hydroxy was
`
`derived from 80¢ as opposed to 88 to answer that
`
`question.”
`
`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1353 (Fed. Cir. 2016}
`
`Ex.1O29:Stead';r|\Iled'-.4. United TherarJeutics;
`
`|PR2016—0OOO6
`
`39
`
`

`
`Impurity Profile Irrelevant
`
`
`
`“'[T]he fact that the 14—hydroxy is derived from 8a
`
`imparts no structural or functional differences in the
`
`low-ABUK [impurity] hydrocodone API as compared
`
`to the prior art products. Thus, the court did not err
`
`in
`
`disregarding
`
`the
`
`process
`
`limitation
`
`in
`
`its
`
`obviousness determination.”
`
`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1354 (Fed. Cir. 2016}
`
`Ex. 1029: Stee.d';r|\Iled '-.4. United The:'arJeutic5:
`
`|PR2L”I16—0OOO6
`
`40
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`

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`Impurity Profiles Not Different
`
`at 5
`Ex
`(Prior Art 12/23/2003)
`
` TESTIREFERENCE
`
`RESULTS‘ SPECIFICATIONS
`
`
`
`Chromatographic Purity (E-IPLC}
`NB 1, LDR 63 — 72
`
`H
`No! more than 0.5%
`H
`Nut more than 0.5%
` No! more than 0.2%
`
`Not more than 1.0%
`3 A590
`
` Not more than 0.2%
`
`«Not more than 0.6%
`Treprostinil Ethyl Ester
`
`Not more than 1.5%
`750W93
`
`75lW93
`Nflt l'I10i'C than
`
`Not more than 0.1 /1: AU(. each
`Umdennfied
`
`
`
`
`stinil as the free acid
`
`accord'n in claims I
`
`10
`
`Ex. 1004: Moriarty
`
`Ex. 1001:
`
`‘393 Patent
`
`.
`
`(Walsh Declaration)
`
`impurities (H?LC]
`
`
`Tr rostinil fieth E Ester
`Not more than 0.20% jar.
`impurities (J-IPLC]
`_
`rumnmunuesa W T
`Impurities (HFLCJ
`.
`new waved substances-I
`“‘°* ”“°""‘ "“’" 3*‘’°”’° “
`
`Ex. 1002 at 249
`
`Ex. 2036 {“Phares’9 at 5; Ex. 1002 at 249 (‘393 Patent Prosecution)
`
`Ex.1O29:Stead~,I|\»1edv. Un1teciThera$3eutic5;
`
`|PR2016-00006
`
`41
`
`

`
`Anficipolfion
`Impurity Profiles Meaningless
`
`
`
`
`Reslilts from HPLC Assa
`Results from HPLC Assa
`
`
`
` Average =
`
`Standard Deviation =
`
`
`
` 997i05% m
`
`EX- 1021 at 5
`
`Ex. 1U29;Stead\,rMed v. United Therapeutics;
`
`|PR2016—UODD6
`
`42
`
`Ex. 1021 at 5 (Moriarty, average of-45 samples)
`
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`

`
`Antlcipoilora
`Key Scientific Concepts: HPLC and Purity
`
`
`
`
`EX. 2006 61' 3
`
`Ex.1029;SteadvMedv. Ur1itedTlie:'a_neutics;
`
`|PR2016—O0OO6
`
`43
`
`EX. 2006 at 3
`
`Steadylvled v. United Therapeutics
`|PR2016-00006
`
`During the initial analytical method validation for the treprostinil assay, the results indicated
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`centere at 99% purity or the AM. When the process for the manufacture of treprostinil was
`instituted in Silver Spiing, it was observed that the purity of the treprostinil improved to close
`
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`
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`
`No Functional Differences
`
`
`
`""[|]fthe process by which a product is made imparts
`
`‘structural and functional differences’ distinguishing
`
`the claimed product from the prior art, then those
`
`differences
`
`‘are
`
`relevant
`
`as
`
`evidence
`
`of
`
`no
`
`anticipation’ although they ‘are not explicitly part of
`
`the claim.”
`
`Purdue Pharma LP. v. Epic Pharma, LLC, 811 F.3d 1345, 1354 (Fed. Cir. 2016}
`
`(cites and internal quotations omitted) (emphasis added}
`
`Ex. 3.U29:3T.E'.d(1"ylvlE£(l'-.#. United Tiwerapeuticsi
`
`|PR2L‘I16—00OO6
`
`44
`
`

`
`Andricipoiion
`No Functional Differences
`
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`
`Q. Do any of the —— as far as you know, any of these particular impurities have
`deleterious biological consequences?
`
`THE WITNESS: I'm not a clinician, so I don't know.
`
`BY MR. POLLACK:
`
`Q. You don't know?
`
`A-
`
`' donrt k“°W-
`
`Ex. 2059(Wi!!icrms Dep.) 47:4-13
`
`ROBERT R_
`RUFFOLDI
`PH.D
`
`Q. Do you know if any of these listed chromatographic impurities have any adverse
`effects In humans?
`BY MR. POLLACK:
`
`Q. And if so, what are they?
`
`I don't know. What i can tell you is that if you review the FDA label,
`THE WITNESS:
`there are a host of adverse effects produced or observed in patients who are taking
`tT‘3F3T05ti“”-
`Ex. 2058 (Ruffoib Dep.) 257:22-253:9
`
`Ex. 2059 {Williams Dep. at 47; Ex. 2058 {Ruffofo Dep.) at 66
`
`Ex. 1029; Steadv|’\.'led'-J. United Therapeutics:
`
`|PR2016—O0006
`
`45
`
`

`
`Anticipation
`No Functional Differences
`
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`Q. Okay. And i make another batch of treprostinil APl and I measure its HPLC
`
`analysis and it's 98.5 percent. Could that batch move on in the process?
`
`THE WiTNESS: Yes, with that current level spec, that could move on.
`
`Ex. 2058 (Ruffo.-‘o Dep.) 160: 1 7-24
`
`Q.
`
`is there a difference between the approved Moriarty treprostinil product
`
`that was shown clinically that's different from the '393 product?
`
`THE WiTNESS: Not —— not to my knowledge.
`
`Ex. 2058 (Ruffolo Dep.) 315:5-23
`
`Ex. 2058 (Ruffolo Dep.) at 41, 80
`
`Ex.1EJ29;SteadvMed v. United Therapeutics;
`
`|PR2016—UOOO6
`
`46
`
`

`
`Conclusions
`
`1. No structural differences
`
`2.

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