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`54. Moreover, the examples above underscore the fact that efficacy of a given
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`drug administered by a given route of dosing (e.g., intramuscular) cannot be known until
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`appropriate comparative studies are performed in a suitable animal model. For some
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`drugs, the desired effect might be achieved following a particular route of dosing, but for
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`other drugs it might not. The rate and extent of drug absorption, and the associated
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`pharmacodynamics (e.g., the achievement of a desired drug effect) may differ greatly
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`depending on the properties of the drug, the choice of an animal model, and the site of
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`drug administration.
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`55.
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`Consequently, one of ordinary skill in the art having the very limited
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`experimental subcutaneous data from McLeskey would not have had an expectation
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`that the intramuscular administration of fulvestrant using the McLeskey castor oil
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`composition would have been effective following intramuscular administration, such as
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`in the method described in the claims. This is especially true because McLeskey did
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`not disclose plasma or blood levels of fulvestrant in mice after subcutaneous
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`administration of the formulation, nor any information regarding the rate and/or extent of
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`absorption of fulvestrant from the subcutaneous injection site. Additionally, the claims
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`recite achieving a given therapeutic plasma concentration for at least four weeks, and
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`there is no information in any of the references cited in the Office Action that would have
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`suggested that such long—term efficacy associated with a single dose would be exhibited
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`using the McLeskey castor oil composition by any route of administration.
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`56.
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`Thus, one of ordinary skill in the art would not have had an expectation
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`that the castor oil composition disclosed in McLeskey, which was administered
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`subcutaneously to mice, would have been therapeutically effective upon intramuscular
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`administration of fulvestrant, for example, by following the method described in the
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`claims.
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`The composition of a formulation can have a significant effect on the efficacy
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`observed when the formulation is administered
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`57. Where a dosage form of a drug is being developed for intramuscular
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`administration in humans, one of ordinary skill in the art typically relies upon the results
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`of intramuscular dosing studies in suitable animal models where pharmacokinetic data
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`are collected to characterize the absorption of the drug from its dosage form.
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`58.
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`Typically, during the development of an intramuscular dosage form for
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`administration ofa drug in humans, one would have carried out, among other tasks,
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`formulation studies to determine suitable compositions in which the drug of interest is
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`dissolved, as well as initial intramuscular dosing experiments in animals (e.g., mice,
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`rabbits, and/or dogs) under various conditions (e.g., different compositions, different
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`solvents, varying the proportion of the components of the composition, different drug
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`concentrations, etc.) in order to gain an understanding of the pharmacokinetics of
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`fulvestrant before attempting human administration. The very existence of this
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`generalized approach highlights the lack of expectation of success with respect to the
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`extrapolation of the McLeskey disclosure of subcutaneous administration to mice,
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`lacking any pharmacokinetic information, to human intramuscular administration.
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`59. With respect to the importance of formulation studies, I have read the
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`Declaration Under 35 U.S.C §1.132 of Dr. Paul Gellert filed on August 2008 (“the Gellert
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`Declaration”, cited as “Gellert Dec|.” and enclosed here as Exhibit 16).
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`I understand
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`that the Gellert Declaration was submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in
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`Application No. 10/872,784 (as indicated by the caption on the first page of the
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`declaration).
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`60.
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`As part of the discussion of the development of methods of treatment
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`involving the administration of fulvestrant, the Gellert Declaration states that “the
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`experienced formulator would want to minimize the amount of co—so|vents and
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`excipients in any injectable formulation.” Gellert Decl. at 11 22.
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`61.
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`Thus, even if the McLeskey castor oil composition had been considered
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`as a potentially useful formulation in the development of a method of treatment for
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`humans, one of ordinary skill in the art would have performed additional formulation
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`studies to obtain a composition with suitable characteristics for the desired route of
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`administration. The Gellert Declaration explains one of the rationales to perform those
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`additional studies:
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`Ideally, it is best to select and use solvents that would maximize the
`solubility of the compound. Maximizing the solubility of a compound in a
`particular cosolvent system would result in lower total levels of the non-
`aqueous so|vent(s) being administered to the patient, thereby lowering the
`chance for potential side effects.
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`Gellert Decl. at ‘H 22 (quoting directly from P.K. Gupta and G.A. Brazeau (eds),
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`“|njectab|e Drug Development: Techniques to Reduce Pain and |rritation”Chapter 11,
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`p. 217, lnterpharm Press, Denver, Colorado (1999)).
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`62.
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`Regardless of how high or low the cosolvent concentrations are in a given
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`formulation, the preparation of formulations in which a drug such as fulvestrant can be
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`solubilized is not sufficient to ensure the desired therapeutic effect when such
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`formulation is administered to patients. As explained in the ’887 application “[s]imply
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`solubilising fulvestrant in an oil based liquid formulation is not predictive of a good
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`release profile or lack of precipitation of drug after injection at the injection site.”
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`Exhibit 7 at 11 [0054]. Thus, suitable experiments are needed to determine the
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`pharmacokinetic performance of any candidate formu|ation(s).
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`63.
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`In that regard, it is understood that an animal model for drug dosage form
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`performance may provide some discrimination among candidate dosage forms in
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`development. Thus, the plasma concentration profile should reflect changes in the
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`release characteristics of the drug from the formulation. That type of pharmacokinetic
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`data could be used to characterize important variables in the development of a suitable
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`method of treatment. For drugs that are difficult to formulate, such as fulvestrant
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`(Exhibit 7, at 11 [OO14]), the pharmacokinetic data could be useful to investigate the
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`most promising formulation for the desired route of administration.
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`64.
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`For example, for fulvestrant, PCT Application Publication No.
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`WO 03/006064 (“WO 03/006064”, attached here as Exhibit 17) shows pharmacokinetic
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`results of intramuscular administration of fulvestrant to rabbits. Figure 1 shows
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`differences in results when seven different formulations of fulvestrant, each containing
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`100 mg/ml of the drug, but having different co—so|vent compositions, were closed
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`intramuscularly in rabbits. The table related to Example 4 on page 30 of WO 03/006064
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`reports the composition of each formulation, labeled F1 to F7. As can be seen, all of
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`these fulvestrant formulations contained ethanol, benzyl alcohol, and benzyl benzoate in
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`a castor oil vehicle; these are the same components of the fulvestrant composition
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`recited in the claims, but with different proportions for each component.2
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`65. W0 O3/006064 reports that “[p]lasma levels were more variable than
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`Control over the first 30 days” following intramuscular administration of fulvestrant.
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`WO 03/006064 at 30, I. 23. W0 03/006064 explains that “some differences in profiles
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`were noted over the first 30 days such that they were divided into 2 groups (with
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`Formulation F7 showing intermediate behaviour).” Id. at 30, II. 29-30. According to
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`WO 03/006064, Group A demonstrates “rapid release early time points”, corresponding
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`to formulations containing high benzyl benzoate and low castor oil concentrations, while
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`Group B shows a ‘‘lower release, flatter profile” corresponding to formulations containing
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`lower benzyl benzoate and higher castor oil concentrations.
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`Id. at 30, II. 31-34.
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`WO 03/006064 replotted the data from Figure 1 corresponding to those formulations in
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`Group A as part of Figure 2A and the data corresponding to those formulations in Group
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`B as part of Figure 2B.
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`66.
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`Therefore, based on W0 O3/0O6064’s own characterization of the
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`differences in the pharmacokinetic profile of different fulvestrant formulations, higher
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`benzyl benzoate concentrations in the formulation resulted in a more rapid initial release
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`of fulvestrant, whereas lower benzyl benzoate concentrations resulted in a lower initial
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`release, and a flatter plasma level profile. Depending on the overall objective of the
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`administration of fulvestrant, some of the fulvestrant formulations tested in
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`2 The right—hand column in this table appears to indicate the % w/v composition of
`castor oil. All the entries in this column should more properly be “to 100%”, as they are
`in the Tables provided in the preceding Examples 2 and 3.
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`WO 03/006064’s study would be more desirable than others for that given purpose and,
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`based on the relevant pharmacokinetic profiles, one of ordinary skill in the art would be
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`able to select one of those fulvestrant formulations for further development and/or
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`testing.
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`67.
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`However, one of ordinary skill in the art would not have been able to
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`determine whether a given fulvestrant formulation injected intramuscularly as in
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`WO 03/006064 would have had the desired pharmacokinetic profile until such in vivo
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`pharmacokinetic studies were carried out. The testing of various formulations having
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`different compositions, as portrayed in Figures 1, 2A and 2B, would typically be
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`undertaken during the development of a dosage form in order to ensure an optimal
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`method of treatment using a drug that is difficult to formulate. Such studies would be
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`expected to demonstrate differences in the blood plasma concentrations of a test drug,
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`and would allow the investigators to identify factors that would enhance the
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`performance of the formulation.
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`68.
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`Therefore, when considering the differences in pharmacokinetic profiles
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`demonstrated in the example from WO 03/006064, it becomes clear that one of ordinary
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`skill in the art knowing only the composition of a given formulation administered
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`subcutaneously, but having no pharmacokinetic data following its intramuscular
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`administration, would have had no expectation, one way or another, that the formulation
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`would be effective when administered intramuscularly in a given method of treatment.
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`69.
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`In particular, one of ordinary skill in the art would not have had a
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`reasonable expectation that the McLeskey castor oil composition would have been
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`effective when gwen as an intramuscufiar injection, such as in the methcact. sf treatment
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`recited in the tziaims.
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`5 here.-by dezzlare ‘ma: aii fine statements made herein an‘ my awn kmswjledge
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`are true and that aii statements made an inforznatian and befief are befieveci to be true;
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`and further. that these statements are made with the knowiedge that wiiifui faise
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`staiemenis so macfie are punishable by fine at imp.r~iacm~men§, car bath, under S-ecticm
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`109’? m‘ Title 38 of the United States Code and that such wiiifui fatsa statements may
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`jeopardize the vaifidity 0f the apgztiaaticn at any patent issuing therecrn.
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`Exhibit List for Declaration Under 37 C.F.R. § 1.132 of Ronald J. Sawchuk
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`T2
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`Curriculum Vitae of Ronald J. Sawchuk
`Office Action for U.S. Patent Application No. 12/285,887 dated
`September 16, 2011
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`McLeskey et al., “Tamoxifen-resistant fibroblast growth factor—transfected
`MCF-7 cells are cross-resistant in vivo to the antiestrogen ICI 182,780
`and two aromatase inhibitors”, Clinical Cancel Research 42697-711
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`(1998) (“McLeskey/’)
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`European Patent Specification No. EP 0 346 014, naming Michael Dukes
`as inventor (“Dukes”)
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`Osborne et al., “Comparison of the effects of a pure steroidal
`antiestrogen with those of tamoxifen in a model of human breast cancer”,
`J. National Cancer Institute, 87(20):746-750 (1995) (“Osborne”)
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`Abstract for Wakeling et al., “|C| 182,780, a new antioestrogen with
`clinical potential", J. Steroid Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, 43(1-
`3):173—177 (1992) “Wal<eling”)
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`U.S. Patent Publication No 2010/0152149
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`Pending claims in U.S. Application No 12/285 887 with proposed
`amendments
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`U.S. Patent No 3,164,520
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`Riffkin et al., “Castor oil as a vehicle for parental administration of steroid
`hormones”, J. Pharma Sci., 53(8):891-895 (1964) (“Riffkin”)
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`Nema et al., “Excipients and their use in injectable products”, PDA J
`Pharma Sci Tech., 51(4):166-171 (1977) (“Nema”)
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`The Merck Index, 12th Ed., Merck & Co., Inc. (1996) (“the Merck Index”)
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`Guerrini et al., “Pharmacokinetics of probenecid in sheep”, J Vet
`Pharmacol Ther., 8:128-135 (1985) (“Guerrini”)
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`Lavy, et al., “Pharmacokinetics of clindamycin HC1 administered
`intravenously, intramuscularly and subcutaneously to dogs:, J Vet
`Pharmacol Ther., 22(4)261-265 (1999) (“Lavy/’)
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`Ismail, “Disposition kinetics of difloxacin after intravenous, intramuscular
`and subcutaneous administration in calves”, Vet Res Commun.,
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`31(4):467—476 (2007) (“Ismail”)
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`Declaration Under 35 U.S.C §1.132 of Dr. Paul Gellert filed on August
`2008 in U.S. Application No. 10/872,784 (“the Gellert Declaration”)
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`PCT Application Publication No. WO 03/006064
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`Guerrini, et al., “Pharmacokinetics of probenecid in sheep", J Vet Pharmacol Ther.,
`128-135 (1985).
`Lavy, et al., “Pharmacokinetics of clindamycin HCI administered intravenously,
`intramuscularly and subcutaneously to dogs”, J Vet Pharmacol Ther., 22(4):261-265
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