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`Japanese Patent Office (JP)
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`Unexamined Patent
`Application (Kokai) No.
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`(12) Unexamined Patent Gazette (A)
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`56-122328
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`Int. CL?
`(51)
`C07C 59/46
`51/43
`59/62
`31/557
`177/00
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`A61K
`C07C
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`Classification
`Symbols
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`AEL
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`Internal Office
`Registration Nos.
`7188-4C
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`7188-4C
`6617-4C
`7430-4H
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`(43) Date of Publication: September 25, 1981
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`Request for Examination: Not yet submitted
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`Number of Claims: 2
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`Total of 4 pages[in original]
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`
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`(54) Title of the Invention:©.CRYSTALLINE AMINE SALT OF
`METHANOPROSTACYCLIN DERIVATIVE,
`MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, AND
`PURIFYING METHOD THEREOF
`
`
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`(21)—Application No.: 55-25726
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`February 29, 1980
`Date of Filing:
`(22)
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`(72)—Inventor: Kawakami, Hajime
`Takarazuka-shi, Hyogo-ken 2-chome, 14-ban, 7-go
`
`(72)—Inventor: Ono, Ketichi
`Osaka-shi, Higashityodogawa-ku, Higashiawaji 1-chome, 5-ban, 3-
`530-go
`
`(72)—Inventor: Sugie, Akihiko
`Toyonaka-shi, Sonehigashinocho, 2-chome, 10-ban, 1-116-go
`
`(72)—Inventor: Katsube, Sumimoto
`Toyonaka-shi, Machiganeyama-cho,10-20
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`(71)—Applicant: Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.
`Osaka-shi, Higashi-ku, Kitahama, 5-chome, 15-banchi
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`(74)—Agent: Katsuya Kimura, Patent Attorney
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`SPECIFICATION
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`1. Title of the Invention
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`CRYSTALLINE AMINE SALT OF METHANOPROSTACYCLIN DERIVATIVE,
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`MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, AND PURIFYING METHOD THEREOF
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`2. Claims
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`(1) A dicyclohexylaminesalt of a methanoprostacyclin derivative expressed by the
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`general formula
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`On
`HG
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`(where R'is a trityloxymethyl group, 3-trityloxy-trans-1-propenyl group, or the group expressed
`
`by the general formula
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`R*® Ro
`i
`|
`~ CH = CHG 0 — OHgCHg CH20Hg
`OH R*
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`(where R’, R*, and R* are each a hydrogen atom or a methyl group)).
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`(2) A method for manufacturing a dicyclohexylaminesalt of a methanoprostacyclin
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`derivative expressed by the general formula
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`COgH
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`Ova
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`HO
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`(where R’is a trityloxy group, 3-trityloxy-trans-1-propenyl group, or a group expressed bythe
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`general formula
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`R* RS
`bf
`— CH=CH C —C—CHgCHgCHg CHa
`OH R#
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`(where R’, R*, and R* are each a hydrogenatom or a methyl group)), characterizedin that a
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`mixture of a methanoprostacyclin derivative expressed by the general formula
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`COgH
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`S Ri
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`HO
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`(where R’is the sameas above) and a 7-Z isomerthereofis converted to a crystalline salt by
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`dicyclohexylamineandis further recrystallized as needed.
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`3. Detailed Description of the Invention
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`(Field of Industrial Utilization)
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`The present inventionrelates to a crystalline dicyclohexylaminesalt of a
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`methanoprostacyclin derivative, a manufacturing methodthereof, and a purifying method
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`thereof.
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`Methanoprostacyclin [II] was discoveredas a stable derivative of prostacyclin (PGI), a
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`natural bioactive substance having a strong bloodplatelet coagulation-inhibiting action
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`(Tetrahedron Letters, 2607 (1979)). Methanoprostacyclin [II] is by far more chemically stable
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`than prostacyclin, has the same strong blood platelet coagulation-inhibiting action as PGl, andis
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`an extremely useful compoundin the treatmentofarteriosclerosis, heart failure, thrombosis, and
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`the like. Total synthesis of methanoprostacyclin and derivatives thereof has been reported by the
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`inventors and several other groups of researchers, butall the reported methods use a Wittig
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`reaction between a ketone derivative [III] and an ylide derivative [IV], as shown below.
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`SteadyMed- Exhibit 1007 - Page 3
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`COgH
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`HOg0
`
`aq 2
`
`+i i
`
`A z
`
`o
`
`CH)
`
`HO
`
`OH
`CW)
`
`HO
`
`OH
`‘ie
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`(Ph)P=CHGHZCHCKO0.
`
`CN)
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`This reaction has an excellent yield but has a serious drawbackoftypically producing an
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`unnecessary 7Z isomer[II'] as a byproduct (the generationrate is [II]:[II'] = 7:2, Tetrahedron
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`Letters, 433 (1979)). In addition, the properties of the two are extremely similar (Rfvalueis 0.14
`
`for 7E, and 0.17 for 7Z; Tetrahedron Letters, 433 (1979)), making separation and purification
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`very difficult. Also, the melting point of this compoundis fairly low (68°C to 69°C, Tetrahedron
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`Letters, 3743 (1978)), and crystallization is therefore severely impeded by the admixing oftrace
`
`impurities.
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`On the other hand, the 7Z isomer[II'] has an extremely low pharmacologicalactivity
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`compared with methanoprostacyclin [II]. For example, the blood platelet coagulation-inhibiting
`
`action of II' is about 1/100 of II (Tetrahedron Letters, 433 (1979)).
`
`Thus, establishmentof an efficient and industrially viable method of separating isomers
`
`of methanoprostacyclin derivativesis essential in the developmentof these derivatives as
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`pharmaceutical products.
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`In view of the above, the inventors conducted an examination of various separation and
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`purification methodsafter achieving success in the synthesis of methanoprostacyclin, and finally
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`succeeded in inventing an extremely simple and industrially viable purification method. The
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`present invention relates to this novel purifying method andto a novel dicyclohexylaminesalt of
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`a methanoprostacyclin derivative [I] obtained thereby.
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`Page 4
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`SteadyMed- Exhibit 1007 - Page 4
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`Liquidia's Exhibit No. 1048
`IPR2020-00770 - Page 004
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`The methanoprostacyclin derivative in which any of R’, R®, or R* in general formula[I]
`
`is a methyl group has excellent blood platelet coagulation-inhibiting action in the same manner
`
`as methanoprostacyclin (Japanese Laid-open Patent Application No. 54-119444), anda
`methanoprostacyclin derivative in which R’is a trityloxymethyl groupor a 3-trityloxy-trans-1-
`
`propenyl groupis important as an intermediate of methanoprostacyclin synthesis (Japanese
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`Patent Application Nos. 54-29233 and 54-29236).
`
`According to the present invention, a dicyclohexylaminesalt of a methanoprostacyclin
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`derivative expressed as methanoprostacyclin derivative [I]
`
`CO gH
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`(where R'is a trityloxymethyl group, 3-trityloxy-trans-1-propenyl group, or the group expressed
`
`by the general formula
`
`R® RS
`}
`|
`—CH=CH-t- ¢ — CHgCHeCHeCHs,
`OH R*
`
`(where R’, R*, and R* are each a hydrogen atom or a methyl group))
`
`can be obtained in the following manner. Specifically, the dicyclohexylaminesalt is obtained by
`
`mixing a methanoprostacyclin derivative [I] or a methanoprostacyclin derivative [I] containing
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`the corresponding 7Z isomer[I']
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`Page 5
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`SteadyMed- Exhibit 1007 - Page 5
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`Liquidia's Exhibit No. 1048
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`HOaC.
`
`as*
`
`Oe
`
`HO
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`(whereR!is the sameas above) with dicyclohexylamine in an appropriate solventat an
`
`appropriate amount (0.7 to 1.2 molar multiples), the mixture is cooled as needed, and the
`
`precipitated crystals are filtered out.
`
`The dicyclohexylaminesalt of the methanoprostacyclin derivative [I] thus obtained
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`generally has fairly high purity, and the purity can be further improvedbyrecrystallization as
`
`needed with the use of an appropriate solvent.
`
`Examples of appropriate solvents that can be used in the present invention include
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`alkanols (e.g., ethanol, n-propanol, and iso-propanol) and alkanones(e.g., acetone, methylethyl
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`ketone, diethyl ketone, and methyl-isobutyl ketone), and acetone, methylethyl ketone, and the
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`like are particularly preferred.
`
`The dicyclohexylaminesalt obtained by the present invention can be easily reverted to a
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`free methanoprostacyclin derivative [I] by conventional methods, and the resulting
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`methanoprostacyclin derivative exhibits excellent crystallinity compared with substances not
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`purified according to the present invention.
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`Following are examples of dicyclohexylaminesalts of compoundsthat can beeasily
`
`obtained accordingto the present invention.
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`2-B-trityloxymethyl-3 o-hydroxy-7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)-bicyclo[3,3,0octane
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`2-B-(3'-trityloxy-trans-1-propenyl)-30-hydroxy-7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)-
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`bicyclo[3,3,0]octane
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`Page 6
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`SteadyMed- Exhibit 1007 - Page 6
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`Liquidia's Exhibit No. 1048
`IPR2020-00770 - Page 006
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`2-B-(3'a-hydroxy-trans-1'-octenyl)-3a-hydroxy-
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`7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)bicyclo[3,3,0]octane
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`2-B-(3'a-hydroxy-4', 4'-dimethyl-rans-1'-octenyl)-30-hydroxy-
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`7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)bicyclo[3,3,0]octane
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`2-B-(3'a-hydroxy-3'B-methyl-irans-1'-octenyl)-3a-hydroxy-
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`7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)bicyclo[3,3,0]octane
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`The invention will now be describedin greater detail using examples.
`
`Example 1
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`0.8 g of a 7-E, Z mixture of raw 2f-trytyloxymethyl-3a-hydroxy-
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`7-(4'-carboxybutylidene)-bicyclo[3,3,0]octane obtained by a Wettig reaction between
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`4-carboxybutylene triphenylphosphorane and 2-f-trityloxymethyl-3a-hydroxy-
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`bicyclo[3,3,0]octan-7-one wasdissolved in acetone, an equimolar amountof dicyclohexylamine
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`was additionally injected under stirring, stirring was further conducted at room temperature, and
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`the precipitated crystals were then filtered out and washed in a small amountof acetone to obtain
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`a dicyclohexylaminesalt of 2B-trityloxymethyl-3a-hydroxy-7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)-
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`bicyclo[3,3,0]octane.
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`Melting point: 69°C to 71°C
`
`Example 2
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`0.39 g of a brown oily substance of 2B-(3'a-hydroxy-trans-1'-octenyl)-3a-hydroxy-
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`7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)-bicyclo[3,3,0]-octane containing a 7-Z isomer wasdissolved in
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`acetone, an equimolar amountof dicyclohexylamine wasadditionally injected understirring, the
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`stirring was conducted for two hours, the solution was then allowedto stand at room
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`temperature, and the precipitated crystals were filtered out, whereby a dicyclohexylaminesalt of
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`2B-(3'a-hydroxy-trans-1'-octenyl)-30- hydroxy-7E-(4'-carboxybutylidene)-bicyclo[3,3,0]octane
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`was obtained.
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`Melting point: 105.5°C to 106.5°C
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`SteadyMed- Exhibit 1007 - Page 7
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`The dicyclohexylaminesalt was neutralized in a 0.5N aqueous solution of KHSO, and
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`extracted with ether. The ether layer was then washedanddried, and the solvent wasdistilled out
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`under reduced pressure, whereby 2B-(3'a-hydroxy-trans-1'-octenyl)-3a- hydroxy-7E-
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`(4'-carboxybutylidene)-bicyclo[3, 3, OJoctane crystals were obtained.
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`Melting point: 66.5°C to 68°C
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`IP 56 —122328 A
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`SteadyMed- Exhibit 1007 - Page 8
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`Liquidia's Exhibit No. 1048
`IPR2020-00770 - Page 008
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`Liquidia's Exhibit No. 1048
`IPR2020-00770 - Page 008
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