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`Continuation of 11/367,238
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`DECLARATION UNDER37 C.F.R. § 1.132
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`The undersigned, Robert Edward Kalkreuter, do hereby declare and state that:
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`2.
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`I am currently a chemistry PhD candidate at North Carolina State University.
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`I have a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Emory University and have
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`studied chemistry for seven years, including the last three in a. Chemistry PhD program.
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`3.
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`I have read U.S. Patent No. 6,383,515 to Sawyer eta!. ("Sawyer"), which was
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`cited by the Examiner during the prosecution of U.S. Patent Application No. 11/367,238
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`('238 Application).
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`4.
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`Sawyer describes solutions suitable for encapsulation in softgel capsules (col. 1,
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`lines 6-7). Sawyer describes formulations containing a low molecular weight polymer,
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`an active agent, and the salt of an organic acid containing at least three carbon atoms (col.
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`3, lines 23-26). The active agent is generally in the form of the free acid or base, and the
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`salt of the organic acid is a base which serves to ionize the active agent, when the active
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`agent is an acid (Col. 4, lines 22-24).
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`5.
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`Example 17 of Sawyer describes a solution containing naproxen sodium,
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`polyethylene glycol, potassium hydroxide, and sodium propionate. Potassium hydroxide
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`and sodium propionate are bases, i.e., ionizing agents, which function to maintain
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`naproxen as the sodium salt. The Examiner alleged during prosecution of the '238
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`Application that because the formulation disclosed in Sawyer contains sodium propionate
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`in aqueous solution, the formulation would inherently contain propionic acid.
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`6.
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`The Examiner provided no evidence to demonstrate that propionic acid is present
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`in an amount between 0.2 to 1.0 mole equivalents of the active agent(s), as required by
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`the claimed subject-matter.
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`7.
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`Propionic acid is a weak acid. Propionate is the corresponding conjugate base of
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`propionic acid. The equilibrium reaction is as follows:
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`8
`C3H 50 2 + H 20
`Propionate
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`HC3H 50 2 + OH8
`propionic acid
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`8.
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`Acid-base chemistry teaches that the Ka of a weak acid and the Kb of its conjugate
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`base are related according to the equation:
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`where Kw is the ionic constant of water and has a value of approximately LOx 10"1
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`room temperature. Therefore, the Kb of propionate can be calculated to be 7.46x 10"10
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`based solely upon the equation above and the Ka of propionic acid of~ 1.34x 10"5
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`Accordingly, when calculating either the propionic acid concentration or the propionate
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`concentration present in Example 17 of Sawyer, one may use either the Ka ofthe acid or
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`the Kb of the conjugate base as long as the equations are set up appropriately such that:
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`The equation for determining the concentration of propionic acid based upon the Kb or Ka
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`using the equations shown below:
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`Kb =[propionic acid][OH"]
`[propionate]
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`or
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`(2) Ka= [propionate][H+]
`Ipropionic acid]
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`8.
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`Example 17 of Sawyer, in part, reads as follows:
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`A formulation was prepared with the ingredients set forth in Table 17. The
`ingredients were mixed and the sample was heated in a steam bath and swirled
`until dissolved. The potassium hydroxide was added as a solution of 6.8 g KOH in
`100 mls ofwater. The sodium propionate was added as a solution of500 g sodium
`propionate in 700 mls of water. A clear solution was obtained.
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`TABLE 17
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`Fonnulation of Exmnple 17
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`Ing1edient
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`~aproxen sodium
`Polyethylene Glycol 300
`Potassium hydroxide
`SodiLtm propionul<'
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`Amo:.1nt
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`3.0033 g
`10.0332 g
`6.66 mg
`0.8153 g
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`\Vtig~lt l-'trct"-Ut
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`21.(17
`72.40
`0.05
`5.88
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`Based on the information provided in Example 17, the amount of water present from the
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`potassium hydroxide solution can be calculated by:
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`(6.66 mg KOH) x (100 mL H20 I 6.8 g KOH) x (1 g I 1000 mg) = 0.0979mL ofwater
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`The volume of water added from the sodium propionate solution is calculated by:
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`(0.8153 g sodium propionate) x (700 mL H20 I 500 g sodium propionate)= 1.14142 mL
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`of water
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`Therefore, the total volume of water present in the formulation of Sawyer was 1.23932
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`mL.
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`9.
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`In Example 17 of Sawyer both a strong base (6.66 mg KOH) and a weak base
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`(0.8153 g sodium propionate) were added to the formulation having a volume of water
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`equal to 1.23932 mL. KOH is a strong base that will completely dissociate in water.
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`Therefore, to a first approximation the pH can be determined from the concentration of
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`KOH, wherein KOH has a molecular weight of 56.1056 glmol. Thus, the molar
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`concentration ofKOH dissolved in solution is calculated as:
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`(6.66 mg KOH I 1.23932 mL H 20) x (1 mol KOH/56.1056 g KOH) x (1000 mg/lg) x
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`(1000 mL I 1 L) = 0.09578 M.
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`Thus, the pH of the solution is calculated as follows:
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`pH= 14.0- pOH = 14.0 +log [OH"] = 14.0 +log (0.09578) = 14.0- 1.02 = 12.98.
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`with the pH of the solution being strongly basic.
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`10.
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`In order to calculate the concentration of propionic acid present in the formulation
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`one further requires knowing the amount of sodium propionate added to the solution in
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`Example 17. As only sodium propionate was added, conservation of mass requires that
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`the sum of the concentration of sodium propionate and the concentration of propionic
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`acid, which may form in equilibrium in solution, must be equal to the initial
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`concentration of sodium propionate that was dissolved.
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`11.
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`The initial concentration of sodium propionate dissolved in the solution is
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`calculated using the 0.8153 g of sodium propionate dissolved in 1.23932 mL of water
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`wherein sodium propionate has a molecular weight of 96.060 g/mol. Accordingly, this
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`gives a concentration of sodium propionate added of 6.84844 M.
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`12.
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`Using the relationship that the sum of concentrations of [propionic acid] +
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`[propionate] 6. 84844 M and either the equation for Ka of propionic acid or the equation
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`for Kb of propionate it is then possible to calculate the concentration of propionic acid in
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`solution.
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`13.
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`Using the equation for Kb, one finds:
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`Kb =[propionic acidl[OH"]
`[propionate]
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`7.46xl0- 10= [propionic acid] [0.09578] I (6.84844
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`[propionic acid])
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`[propionic acid] = 5.3Xl0"8 M
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`Alternatively, using the equation for Ka, one finds:
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`Ka = [pro pi on ate] [H+]
`[propionic acid]
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`1.34x 10"5=(6. 84844- [propionic acid])[! 0"12 98]/[propionic acid]
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`[propionic acid] = 5.3xl0-8 M
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`14.
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`Therefore, in a volume of 1.23932 mL of solution having a molar concentration of
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`5.3xl0"8 M propionic acid the solution only contains about 6.5x10"11 moles ofpropionic
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`acid. This concentration of propionic acid accounts for the effect of potassium hydroxide
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`present in the formulation.
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`15.
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`Based on the 6.5x 10"11 moles of propionic acid present and 0.0119 moles of
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`naproxen sodium present, this gives a ratio of propionic acid to active agent of only
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`S.Sxl0-9
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`, well below the mole equivalent value required by the claims.
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`15.
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`Although Sawyer indicates that the pH of the propionate solution may be adjusted
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`by the addition of propionic acid in an amount of 1-2% by weight of the propionate
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`solution (Sawyer, para. [0032]) the addition of such small amounts of propionic acid
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`would not at all be expected to significantly affect the amount of propionic acid present
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`in a manner which would be sufficient to meet the claimed mole equivalents of a
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`deionizing agent.
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`16.
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`I declare that all statements made herein of my own knowledge are tme and that
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`all statements made on information and belief are believed to be tme; and further that
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`these statements were made with the knowledge that willful false statements and the like
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`so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, under Section 1001 of Title 18
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`validity of the application or any patent issued thereon.
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`SOLVENT SYSTEM FOR ENHANCING THE SOLUBILITY OF PHARMACEUTICAL
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`Petitioner - Catalent Pharma Solutions
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`national security, and the date shown on this Acknowledgement Receipt will establish the international filing date of
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`Petitioner - Catalent Pharma Solutions
`Ex. 1006, Pg. 20 of 257
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`CERTIFICATION AND REQUEST FOR PRIORITIZED EXAMINATION
`UNDER 37 CFR 1.102(e) (Page 1 of1)
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`N h.
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`SOLVENT SYSTEM FOR ENHANCING THE SOLUBILITY OF PHARMACEUTICAL AGENTS
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`1. The processing fee set forth in 37 CFR 1.17(i)(1) and the prioritized examination fee set forth in
`37 CFR 1.17(c) have been filed with the request. The publication fee requirement is met
`because that fee, set forth in 37 CFR 1.18(d), is currently $0. The basic filing fee, search fee,
`and examination fee are filed with the request or have been already been paid. I understand
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`I understand that the application may not contain, or be amended to contain, more than four
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`(a) The application is an original nonprovisional utility application filed under 35 U.S.C. 111 (a).
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`( b) The application is an original nonprovisional plant application filed under 35 U.S. C. 111 (a).
`This certification and request is being filed with the plant application in paper.
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`ii. An executed inventor's oath or declaration under 37 CFR 1.63 or 37 CFR 1.64 for each
`inventor, Q! the application data sheet meeting the conditions specified in 37 CFR 1.53(f)(3)(i) is
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`0 Reguest for Continued Examination -Prioritized Examination under§ 1.1 02(e)(2}
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`iii. The application is an original nonprovisional utility application filed under 35 U.S.C. 111 (a), or is
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`iv. This certification and request is being filed prior to the mailing of a first Office action responsive
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`oate December 22, 2015
`31 284
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`Note: This form must be signed in accordance with 37 CFR 1.33. See 37 CFR 1.4(d) for signature requirements and certifications.
`Submit multiple farms if mare than one signature is required. •
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`D *Total of ___ forms are submitted.
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`Petitioner - Catalent Pharma Solutions
`Ex. 1006, Pg. 21 of 257
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