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`David L. Cavanaugh (Reg. No. 36,476)
`Owen K. Allen (Reg. No. 71,118)
`Robert J. Gunther, Jr. (Pro Hac Vice to be filed)
`Lisa J. Pirozzolo (Pro Hac Vice to be filed)
`Kevin S. Prussia (Pro Hac Vice to be filed)
`Andrew J. Danford (Pro Hac Vice to be filed)
`WILMER CUTLER PICKERING
`HALE AND DORR LLP
`1875 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
`Washington, DC 20006
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`Adam R. Brausa (Reg. No.
`60,287)
`Daralyn J. Durie (Pro Hac
`Vice to be filed)
`DURIE TANGRI LLP
`217 Leidesdorff Street
`San Francisco, CA 94111
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`UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`PFIZER, INC.,
`Petitioner,
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`v.
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`GENENTECH, INC.,
`Patent Owner.
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`Case IPR2017-01488
`Patent 6,407,213
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`DECLARATION OF DR. PAUL J. CARTER
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`I, Dr. Paul J. Carter, declare as follows:
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`I.
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`Background
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`I am a research scientist with over 30 years of experience working in
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`the biotechnology field.
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`2.
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`I obtained my B.A. degree in Natural Sciences in 1982 from
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`Cambridge University, with a focus in Biochemistry. I obtained my Ph.D. in
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`Molecular Biology in 1986 at the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of
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`Molecular Biology in Cambridge University, UK. My Ph.D. dissertation research,
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`which I carried out in the laboratory of Dr. Gregory Winter, related to the site-
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`directed mutagenesis of a particular enzyme, tyrosyl tRNA synthetase, from the
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`bacteria, Bacillus stearothermophilus.
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`3.
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`I first joined Genentech as a Postdoctoral Fellow in 1986 researching
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`protein engineering. In the spring of 1989, I started my own laboratory as a
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`Scientist in the Protein Engineering Department. From 1989 to 1995, I focused on
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`engineering antibodies for therapy and helped initiate Genentech’s antibody
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`humanization program.
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`4.
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`One of the early projects in my laboratory at Genentech was to
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`humanize an antibody. Dr. Leonard Presta and I collaborated on this project, and
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`the specific methodology we used to perform this work involved the creation of
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`widely-applicable human consensus sequences. We successfully created human
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`consensus sequences and humanized the murine 4D5 antibody, which was known
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`to inhibit proliferation of human tumor cells overexpressing p185HER2 found in
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`certain breast cancers. For this work, Dr. Presta and I were awarded U.S. Patent
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`No. 6,407,213 (“the ’213 patent). This work also resulted in Herceptin® and other
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`humanized antibodies that use the techniques of the ’213 patent, such as Perjeta®,
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`Xolair®, Avastin®, and Lucentis®. In addition to the ’213 patent, this work is also
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`described in the research paper, “Humanization of the anti-p185 antibody for
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`human cancer therapy,” published in Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., Vol. 89, pp. 4285-
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`4289, May 1992, which I co-authored. (Ex. 2020.)
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`5.
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`In 1995, I was promoted to Senior Scientist in Molecular Oncology,
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`and from 1995 to 2000, I led teams that focused on developing antibodies for
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`treating cancer.
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`6.
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`From 2000 to 2010, I held antibody research positions at several other
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`biotechnology companies. For example, from 2000 to 2002, I was the Director of
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`Protein Engineering at Immunex, Inc. in Seattle, Washington, where I helped
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`develop and implement strategy to establish human antibody therapeutics as a
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`major part of the drug pipeline. From 2002 to 2003, I was Associate Director then
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`Director of Research of Antibody Technologies at Amgen, Inc., in Seattle,
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`Washington. From 2003 to 2008, I was at Seattle Genetics, Inc., first as Senior
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`Director of Antibody Technologies, and then as Vice President of Antibody
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`Technologies. And from 2008 to 2009, I was Chief Scientific Officer and Senior
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`Vice President of Research and Development at VLST, Inc.
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`7.
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`In 2010, I rejoined Genentech as a Staff Scientist and Senior Director
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`of Antibody Engineering. Since then, I have led my department’s research
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`focusing on developing antibody therapeutics.
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`8.
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`I have published over 100 scientific articles, with over 14,800 total
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`citations. I am a listed inventor on 43 issued United States patents and 48
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`published United States applications, including several related to humanized
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`antibodies. I have co-organized 13 international conferences on protein or
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`antibody engineering and therapeutics, and delivered over 100 conference
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`presentations and invited lectures, including keynote presentations. In 2006, I was
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`short-listed by the journal Nature Biotechnology as a nominee for the most
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`significant contributor to biopharmaceuticals in the past decade. In 2013, I was
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`named as the second-most influential person in the antibody field by Terrapinn.
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`9.
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`My curriculum vitae, which has a list of my publications and
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`presentations, is attached as Appendix A.
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`II. Overview of Invention and Documentation
`10. Below, I describe my contribution to the invention of the ’213 patent.
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`In the course of that work, I: (1) proposed, with Dr. Presta, the concept of creating
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`and using widely-applicable human consensus sequences to humanize an antibody;
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`(2) created the actual DNA sequences encoding for several different versions of
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`heavy and light chain variable regions of a humanized 4D5 antibody; (3) created
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`plasmids and vectors containing these DNA sequences; (4) expressed the DNA
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`sequences that correlate to the sample referred to in the ’213 patent as huMAb4D5-
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`5 in E. coli to create fragment antigen-binding, or “Fabs,” and full length IgG1
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`antibodies; (5) demonstrated that both the Fab and full-length antibody of
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`huMAb4D5-5 showed binding specificity and affinity to HER2; and (6) supervised
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`and directed others to create different versions of humanized 4D5 antibodies (also
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`described in the ’213 patent) and to perform comparative binding analyses. By
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`, I had expressed the Fab of huMAb4D5-5 and established its
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`binding specificity and affinity to HER2. By
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`full-length antibody of huMAb4D5-5 and confirmed that it bound to HER2 with
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`specificity and high affinity. By
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`, others at my direction produced and
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`determined binding affinity for other variants of humanized 4D5 antibodies labeled
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`huMAb4D5-3 to huMAb4D5-8 in the ’213 patent.
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`11. My work is documented in my laboratory notebooks and records. I
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`am familiar with Genentech’s practices regarding the creation and maintenance of
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`laboratory notebooks. Genentech’s library provides Genentech scientists with
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`laboratory notebooks, each of which is given a unique number and filmed when
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`completed. As was the general practice with all scientists at Genentech, I
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`maintained a laboratory notebook to record my work, including during all of
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`when I was working as a Scientist in Protein Engineering. During my regular
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`course of work in developing and researching technologies, I recorded the
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`experiments I was doing, including their design, experimental details and results,
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`and often some interpretation of the results. It was my regular practice to create
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`such records at or near the time they occurred, and to date and sign such
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`documents. As a result, the dates recorded in my notebooks reflect my work
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`performed at or around the time they occurred.
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`12.
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`Exhibit 2003 is my laboratory Notebook 11268, which was issued to
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`me on
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`. Exhibit 2004 is my laboratory Notebook 11643, which was
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`issued to me on
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`. Other than when these notebooks were filmed by
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`the Genentech library on
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`, they stayed in my possession during my
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`employment with Genentech. When I left Genentech in 2000, I provided the
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`original notebooks to Genentech for its records. As I describe in more detail
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`below, these notebooks document many of the steps I took to create, express, and
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`determine binding affinity of the humanized 4D5 antibody.
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`13. Beyond these notebooks, I generated and/or received additional
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`records in the ordinary course of my work at Genentech document the invention
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`described in the ’213 patent. For example, while we were working on the
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`invention, Dr. Presta and I exchanged emails and/or memos informing each other
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`of our progress. These are discussed in more detail below and include: (1) a
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` email from me to Dr. Presta and Dr. Dennis Henner proposing the
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`DNA sequences for the humanized 4D5 sequences (Ex. 2010); and (2) an
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` email from me to Dr. Presta informing him that I had expressed the
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`humanized 4D5 Fab of one variant, later referred to as huMAb4D5-5 in the ’213
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`patent (Ex. 2011).
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`14. Also, once I had established that I could create, express, and show
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`binding specificity and affinity for a humanized 4D5 variant, others assisted in
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`testing the various humanized 4D5 variants. For example, Dr. Cornelia Gorman
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`and a research technician in her laboratory, John Ridgway (who later changed his
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`name to John Brady), assisted me by expressing at my request several different
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`humanized 4D5 variants in a mammalian cell line. Mr. Brady, working at my
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`direction, then provided his samples for assay analysis. Assays to determine
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`binding affinity and activity were conducted on our humanized 4D5 antibody
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`samples by a number of individuals, including Dr. Wai Lee Wong and her research
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`technician, Ann Rowland, as well as Timothy Hotaling and Monique Carver. We
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`had meetings to coordinate our work humanizing the murine 4D5 antibody, and
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`these individuals’ roles are detailed in part in a
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`15. With our success creating humanized 4D5 antibodies, Genentech
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`worked on developing and creating human therapeutics using this invention. Some
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`meeting of Genentech’s
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`Research Review Committee (“RRC”), which I attended.
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`16.
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`These documents were created contemporaneous with the events that
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`they are recording and were kept in the ordinary course of Genentech’s business.
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`III. Our Design of Humanized Antibodies Using a “Consensus Sequence”
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`particular, his description of basic antibody structure. As Dr. Presta describes,
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`antibodies include constant domains and variable domains. The variable domains
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`include “complementarity determining regions,” or CDRs that are primarily
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`responsible for binding to an antigen, and framework regions, or FRs, that hold the
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`CDRs into place and are generally conserved across other antibodies with similar
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`structures. I agree with this description, as well as the general background he
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`provides regarding scientists’ early efforts to humanize antibodies. As described in
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`Dr. Presta’s declaration, these early efforts involved grafting murine CDRs into
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`human variable domains and/or creating a humanized antibody by starting from the
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`human variable domain sequence that was the most homologous, or “best fit,” to
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`I had previously been a graduate student in Dr. Gregory Winter’s
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`laboratory, which had humanized antibodies by CDR grafting, and was aware of
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`, I wanted to humanize an antibody, but I did not want to simply apply
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`these prior techniques to create a humanized antibody. Instead,
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`proposed to Dr. Presta that we attempt a new way of creating a humanized
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`antibody by creating broadly-applicable human “consensus” variable domain
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`sequences, which would provide a template to humanize almost any antibody.
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`Consistent with that approach, the ’213 patent defines a consensus sequence as “an
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`amino acid sequence which comprises the most frequently occurring amino acid
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`residues at each location in all human immunoglobulins of any particular subclass
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`or subunit structure.” (Ex. 1001, ’213 patent, 11:32-38.)
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`I believed this consensus sequence could help solve the problems
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`researchers found in developing humanized antibodies as therapeutics. At this
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`time, no one had successfully developed a humanized therapeutic antibody and
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`obtained regulatory approval for any purpose. Indeed, there were concerns in the
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`77. Variant 6, HuMab4D5-8, is humanized 4D5 antibody that we
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