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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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`AMNEAL PHARMACEUTICALS LLC AND
`AMNEAL PHARMACEUTICALS OF NEW YORK, LLC,
`Petitioners,
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`v.
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`ALMIRALL, LLC
`Patent Owner.
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`Case IPR2018-00608
`Patent No. 9,161,926 B2
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`PATENT OWNER’S DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS
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`Patent 9,161,926
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`Case IPR2018‐00608
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`ALMIRALL, LLC
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`v.
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`AMNEAL PHARMACEUTICALS OF NEW YORK, LLC
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`AMNEAL PHARMACEUTICALS LLC  and
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`U.S. Patent 9,161,926 ‐Claims
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`•Even assuming all of the above, no motivation to combine Garrett with
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`•No asserted reference discloses a polymeric viscosity builder consisting of
`Nadau-Fourcadeor Bonacucina
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`A/SA copolymer in claimed concentration(s)
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`•Even assuming increase of dapsone to 7.5%, no motivation to increase
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`solvent to claimed concentrations
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`•Even accepting Garrett as a primary reference, no motivation to increase
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`7.5%
`the concentration of dapsone, let alone to choose a concentration of
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`Garrettto develop a new topical pharmaceutical formulation of dapsone
`•Even assuming such motivation, no credible evidence of motivation in
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`•Not credible that person of ordinary skill in the art as of 2012 would be
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`motivated to formulate a novel dapsonetopical pharmaceutical
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`Petitioners Have Not Proven Unpatentability
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`patent claims obvious
`Under either party’s definition, the asserted grounds do not render the ʼ926
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`acne and other dermatological conditions.
`and would have consulted with a person have clinical experience treating
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`pharmaceutical formulations, or a related field;
`or a related discipline, plus some experience in drug delivery,
`(ii) a doctoral degree in chemistry, polymer science, pharmaceutics,
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`years of experience in drug delivery, pharmaceutical formulations,
`science, pharmaceutics, or a related discipline, plus at least three
`(i) a bachelor-or master-level degree in chemistry, polymer
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`Either:
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`Multilayer Stretch Cling Film Holdings, Inc. v. Berry Plastics Corp., 831 F.3d 1350, 1359 (Fed. Cir. 2016).
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`is closed.1
`to “overcome the exceptionally strong presumption” that the term
`history “unmistakably manifest an alternative meaning” sufficient
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`•Petitioner has not shown that the specification or prosecution
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`unrecited elements.
`“Consisting of” means the claim term is closed, excluding
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`“a polymeric viscosity builder consisting of acrylamide/sodium
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`The claimed compositions comprise about 2-6% w/w
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`(Claim 1) or about 4% w/w (Claim 5) of
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`Polymeric Viscosity Builder “Consisting of” A/SA Copolymer
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`•Even assuming all of the above, no motivation to combine Garrett with
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`•No asserted reference discloses a polymeric viscosity builder consisting of
`Nadau-Fourcadeor Bonacucina
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`A/SA copolymer in claimed concentration(s)
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`•Even assuming increase of dapsone to 7.5%, no motivation to increase
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`solvent to claimed concentrations
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`•Even accepting Garrett as a primary reference, no motivation to increase
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`7.5%
`the concentration of dapsone, let alone to choose a concentration of
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`Garrettto develop a new topical pharmaceutical formulation of dapsone
`•Even assuming such motivation, no credible evidence of motivation in
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`•Not credible that person of ordinary skill in the art as of 2012 would be
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`composition
`motivated to formulate a novel dapsonetopical pharmaceutical
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`Petitioners Have Not Proven Unpatentability
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`•Potential antibiotic resistance
`•Dapsone had second-line status as acne treatment
`•Numerous other equally or more promising agents
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`ingredient
`treatment would not have selected dapsone as the active
`POSA seeking to make an improved acne or rosacea
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`No Motivation to Develop New Topical Dapsone Formulation
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`the pore
`Inflammatory response in and around
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`•Bacteria (P. acnes)
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`•Excess skin cells blocking the pore
`•Excess oil (sebum) production
`The Four Causes of Acne:
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`(perifollicular hyperkeratinization)
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`Pilosebaceous Unit
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`Acne –a Multifactorial Disease
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`Antibiotics (antibacterial & indirectly anti-inflammatory)
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`clindamycin
`erythromycin
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`inflammatory)
`Benzoyl Peroxide (acts against P. acnes and anti-
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`inflammatory)
`Retinoids (act against excess skin and anti-
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`tretinoin
`adapalene
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`Topical Acne Treatment Options as of 2012
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`•ACZONE®Gel, 5% already optimized
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`•Petitioner has not identified a problem solved, design need,
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`formulation
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`•Effective topical dermatological treatments available, while
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`dapsone looked at with skepticism as of 2012
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`No Motivation to Develop New Topical Dapsone Formulation
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`•Even assuming increase of dapsone to 7.5%, no motivation to increase
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`Garrettto develop a new topical pharmaceutical formulation of dapsone
`•Even assuming such motivation, no credible evidence of motivation in
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`Petitioners Have Not Proven Unpatentability
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`•As acne is a multifactorial disease, a skilled artisan would have sought to
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`address as many of the causes of acne as possible, and would
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`•Even assuming all of the above, no motivation to combine Garrett with
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`Petitioners Have Not Proven Unpatentability
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`antimicrobial agents than the claimed 4,4´-diaminodiphenyl sulfone.
`Cites art showing that several dapsone derivatives are more effective
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`related compounds.”
`Garrett defines “dapsone” to include “dapsone analogs” and “dapsone
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`Garrett Teaches Away from Using the Claimed Dapsone Compound
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`thousands of compounds
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`hundreds of compounds
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`mw: 278.3 g/mol
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`diamino-5-benzylpyrimidine:
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`•Risk of serious side effects (e.g., hemolytic anemia) from
`•ACZONE®Gel, 5% product already optimized
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`50% increase in concentration
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`commercially available ACZONE®Gel, 5% product.
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`•Sole example of formulation in Garrett discloses
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`No Motivation to Use Dapsone Concentration of 7.5%
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`Petitioners Have Not Proven Unpatentability
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`claimed 30% (claim 5) or 30% to 40% (claim 1)
`No motivation to increase DGME concentration to
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`•Sole example in Garrett uses 25% DGME
`•Safety concerns with increased DGME concentration
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`•Altering dapsone concentration or DGME concentration
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`•Osborne taught ratio of microparticulate to dissolved
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`dapsone in ACZONE®Gel, 5% optimized
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`No Motivation to Use Increased DGME Concentration Claimed
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`Garrettto develop a new topical pharmaceutical formulation of dapsone
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`Petitioners Have Not Proven Unpatentability
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`completely dissolved
`undissolved (microparticulate) states; in Nadau-Fourcade, the API is
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`•The compositions of Garrett have API in a ratio of dissolved and
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`No Motivation to Combine with Nadau‐Fourcade
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`•Nothing but hindsight can explain the choice of Bonacucinaas a
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`combination with Garrett
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`Garrett
`among numerous alternatives with established safety disclosed in
`have discouraged a skilled artisan from choosing it as an excipient from
`•Sepineo’slack of approval in any FDA-approved drugs as of 2012 would
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`•Bonacucinadoes not disclose Sepineo’suse in any treatment, nor how it
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`would function with an API
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`are smooth does not address this
`crystallization of the dapsone; Bonacucina’sdisclosure that Sepineogels
`“Grittiness” of ACZONE®Gel, 5% composition is due to the desired
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`•
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`No Motivation to Combine with Bonacucina
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`•Petitioner relies on Garrett for concentration, but provides no reason why a
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`concentrations disclosed for different compounds in Garrett
`skilled artisan would expect success using A/SA copolymer at the
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`•Further, Petitioner has offered no evidence of how much A/SA copolymer is
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`disclosed
`in Sepineo® P 600, so cannot show that the claimed concentrations are
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`•Disclosure of Sepineo® P 600 is not a disclosure of the claimed polymeric
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`viscosity builder consisting of A/SA copolymer
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`•Sepineo® P 600 contains other ingredients, including isohexadecaneand
`builder that consists of A/SA copolymer
`The claims require 2-6% (claim 1) or 4% (claim 5) of a polymeric viscosity
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`sorbitanoleate, water, and Polysorbate 80.”)
`viscosity builder is an [A/SA] copolymer, and further includesisohexadecane,
`viscosity builder. Ex. 1001 at 5:35-38 (“In some embodiments, the polymeric
`•The ʼ926 patent expressly considers that these may be part of the polymeric
`polysorbate 80
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`Polymeric Viscosity Builder
`Neither Nadau‐FourcadeNor BonacucinaDisclose the Claimed 
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`Pursuant to 37 C.F.R. § 42.6, I hereby certify that on June 3, 2019, the
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`foregoing PATENT OWNER’S DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS was served by
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`electronic mail on the following counsel of record for petitioner:
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`Dennies Varughese (dvarughe-PTAB@skgf.com)
`Adam C. LaRock (alarock-PTAB@skgf.com)
`PTAB@skgf.com
`Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox
`1100 New York Avenue, NW, Suite 600
`Washington, DC 20005
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`In addition, a copy of PATENT OWNER’S DEMONSTRATIVE
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`EXHIBITS was served on the foregoing counsel of record on May 27, 2019.
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`Dated: June 3, 2019
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`FENWICK & WEST LLP
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`By:/ James S. Trainor/
`James S. Trainor (Reg. No. 52,297)
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`Attorneys for Patent Owner
`Almirall, LLC
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