throbber
WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`determinedas the aeeivy ofa positive ST control, Cys-Cys-Gilu-Leou-Cys-Cys-AamPro-Ala-
`andset te LOGSs,
`
`—
`
` ¢ Collection (Bethesda, May.
`se chioride anionseeretion can be examined usin t
`
`grownte contigeney in 24-well cultureplates with a iol mixture of Nam's {
`Dalbecer’s modified Hagle's medium (DMEM), supplemented with $24fetal calf seram and
`
`were used) at between passages 34 and 60, Chloride ian secretion is measered inthe presence of
`st articie similar the methods described in Dharmasthaphorn ot al. (1984) 7 Clin
`
` ett and Bigby (1903) AmJ Physici 264:C446-52, Grictly, an Ussing
`
`chamber is modified to allow maintenanceofthe integrity of the cell monolayers during the
`
`study, The modified chaniberis designed to minimixe turbulence created by the air HA svetem
`x
`10° P&4 cells are plated an a permeable supsart
`
`ainageto the monglayers,
`
`area} and maunained for 5-6 day before use. The supporis are suspended over
`
`OU-mm ealture dish to permit “bottors feeding’ by laying them on top ofk
`
`esenibed in Barret and Bigby supra. After cell growth, ihe entire ring
`8
`
` 4
`
`
`
`
`and hence edge damage is avoided. Mucosal and serosal reservoirs cf
`cy
`oxygenated Ringer's solution (pH 74, at 37°C!) that contained Gn millimolar}:
`
`chamber. No pressure is
`
`oxer
`
`po aa
`
`2) CL, PIGS: HOOs, 25; HoPOs, 2.4; HPO, 0.4; and glucose, 10.
`
`}} across the cell monolayer is measured by calomel! clectrads
`ot
`monitored with a potentiometer. Throughout the experiment, except for 3-10 seconds every 5S
`
`min whils the PO is being recorded, spontaneous tiasue PID is short chrouited and naliified by ex
`
`
`<2
`wutermatic volt:
`ge clasp (WPI, New Haven, CT) with Aw AgCh electrodus. Tissue conductance
`vedoe
`“
`2
`(6) is calewlated from the PD and the imposed carrent according to Ohm‘s law. The magsitade
`
`of changesin the sheet circuit current (Ise) is used as anindex of chlor
`
`
`
`Landsodiumexcretioningated
`
`49
`
`MYLAN - EXHIBIT 1022 Part 10 of 16
`3131
`
`3131
`
`MYLAN - EXHIBIT 1022 Part 10 of 16
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`solated boo.
` soproximately b-S em. The loopy are injected with 8 test agent or
`
`2.18 described in Londonef al, 1907 Am J Physiol p.e3-108, The loop is
`
`ai byinjectingx
`
`vehicle. Following s recevery time of OC minutes the loope are excised. Weights are recorded
`
`ior each inop before and aller remewal af the fluid contained dhareim.
`
`‘The leneth of eachloop is
`
`alse recorded. A weight to length ratio (W/L) for cach loap is calculated to determine the efvets
`
`of test agent as commpared to vehicle. To determine the effect of a fest agent on sodihianexcretion,
`
`tQ
`
` YRad frem the isaps ie collected and profiled for cleotrebyte
`
`performed using
`
`Sxanmple 2: Animal Models af Hypertension
`
`Various animal models of hypertension can be used te screen the agents described herein fxr
`anti-hypertensive activity.
`in general, hypertension can be indaced in rats in al least four ways,
`mchading: genetically-induced, environmentally-induced, pharmacologically-imduced, and renal-
`
`induced. A variety ofradent lypertension models are described in Pinte of al. (1898
`
`i$
`
`3G
`
`ular Research 39:77-88)}, Badyal ot al. (2003 Inchan Journal of Pharmacoicg
`
`
`
`362) and the referenves cited therein. One of the most widely used rodent models of lye
`
`
`
`
`ais the Spumtaneously Hypertensive Rat (SNR). Other models miclude: (1} the iwo-kidmey
`—
`clip, (2) wansgenic rais overexpressingthe murine Ren? gene, (3) DOCA (deasycorhcasteran
`ig
`scelate}-salt made! and (4) ihe Dahl salt sensitive rat. Thus, for example, agers described
`~*~
`tx
`xerein, Can be administered to Dahli salt sensitive rats (Rapp and Dene 1985 Hypertension 7:34¢s
`
`te
`
`9} to determineeffects on blood pressure, urine volume sad urinary sodium excretion and lef
`
`for example as described in examples 4 and & heoreim).
`rentricuiar wall thickness sos
`
`
`
` isubiects were fomuale Sprague-Dawley rats which weighed between ZUK230 ¢
`
`at ihe time of experimentation. Following arrival at the animal dueiity, rats were heused imsolid
`
`dollom: cages in groups of twee, where they had unlimited access to fod and water.
`
`38
`
`3132
`
`3132
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`yt
`Permmperaiure was maintained at $12°C, and lights were on a P2012 hr evele
`MOAN}.
`
`with Hehis on at
`
`Followingat least 3 days of acclimation tothe facility prior to experimentatic
` (PQ) with ofther vehicic (phosphate buffered saline) or test article, and tear
`my
`
`indi vishal metabolism cages where they had access to frod and water. The vs
`
`excreted was recorded from 0-3 hours, and 4-6 hours post dose. In addition, 0.5-].GmLurine
`angles were isken at cach of the above time points and frozen for later analysis, Urine ;
`< ay
`%
`cd for sodinmconcentration using ISEcrown-ether menibranc methodology on an
`
`Olympus AUS460 chemistry immuno analyzer (Olympus America Inch
`
`eres,ae
`
`Figures 1,2, and 3 demonstrate the effects af Lubiprosione and ST peptide ( i
`
`
`
`
`CORLC NPAQPOOYon urine sadium and urine volume m this assay
`
`aeIgpeeaes2 Pan we
`
`eal&.
`
`Salt-sensitive and salt-resistant, 4-5 week-old male Dahil rats {Brookhaven National
`
`Upton, Now York, USA} are fed with Purina rat chow with 0.4%NaCl for the frst 3-4 weeks.
`‘hereafter eail-sensitive and salt-resistant rats are randomized into two populations receiving
` jor a low-salt (0.4%NaC}} dict fora further 2 weeks. Follerwing
`this, cach poyulaticriis se
`rated Info lwo groups, onereceiving test agent in lap water and the
` given in meremental doses until systolic blood pressure fail-
`*4h
`aeomet adt%oeesa oeosgrm rs3
`sot & to g2eea yes ge
`EBoy wn
`
`At the end of the studyrats are anaesthetized with intraperitoneal ac
`
`mavke), and systalic. and diastelic blood pressures are measured direct
`S
`a
`a
`of the right fernoral artery, using ¢ Beckman R6L1 recorder, Blood (8-10 ral for determination
`
`
`
`uvity (New England Nuclear Corporation, Boston, Massachusetis, USA) and
`a
`aldosterane concentration (Diagnostic Prochacts Corporation, Los Angelos, (S.A) is obtained by
`decapitation. Mearts are removed and placed) in s Petri dish, and blood and blooc
`fhushed out with ould saline. Superficial water is removed by blotting, The whole heartis
`fa
`weighed, thereafter theatria ami the right ventricular free wall are dissected fromthe
`
`3133
`
`3133
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`interventricular sepium. The remaining interventricular septum and the left ventricle represented
`
`lef ventricular weight, and the lef ventricular weight: body weight ratio is taken as a measure
`
`for left ventricular mass or Jef? ventricular hypertrophy.
`
`
`
`Axuimber of disorders assaciated with fluid or salt retention maybe prevented ortreated with
`x
`vat rechice sodram absorption in the intestine and/or merease anion secretion fe.g., in the
`
`us
`ful agents include: guanylate cyclase receptor C agonists, soluble guanylate
`
`cyclase modulators, proslanoids inchiding prostaglandin B and derivatives thereof, chloride
`
`channe! activators (e.g. Amitizal® Gubiprostone)), SHT4 agonists, oyelic nucleotides, laxatives,
`
`QFYR deystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator} modulaters, agent
`
`cAMP levels, sodhon transport inhibitars (ee. sodium channe! inhibitors saci
`iThe
`
`neg
`3.
`resins, and combinations thereat described herein.
`
`hosphodiosteruseinhibitors, rermbibitors and aldasterone antagonials, potassium, polymer
`
`‘The agents that redacesachum absorptiin iy
`
`4 n
`
`4
`‘ %
`
`ast
`
`~ 2
`
`0
`
`
`
`the infestine and/or mercase anion scerction can be used alane or in comixmation wath one cr
`~
`gore agents useful in the treatrnent of congestive heart fathure, andor one or more ipod lowerme
`MS
`agent and/or ane or mare asti-chypertensive agents.
`
`CALLERSCREEREECE
`
`
`
`in the frestraent of congestive heart failore
`.
`mea
`yer
`scents deseribed herein oan be administered together with one ar more agents useful in the
`treatment of congestive heart failure including, for example, nesiritide, dobutamine (beta
`OY
`receptor amlagonist), milrinone (phosphodiesterase inhibtior}, Levosimendan (Sinden),
`
`
`
`N° ~[C1,2-dihydro- | -acenaphthylenyDmeihylJsdenesine,
`*
`in}, an agent which mereases the cellalar availability of adenosine,
`
`an adenosine A» receptor agoniat, an adenosine transport inhibitor, or as adenosme deaminase
`
`
`Lipid lowering agents or dilipidemia agents are those agents that act directly or Indirectlyfo
`
`reduce seram cholesters!. Such agents include, but are net Hmited to, be achi sequestrants such
`
`fad cae
`
`as cholestyranune (a styrencalvinnyibengens capolymer comaining quaternary amncnHuny
`
`3134
`
`3134
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`cationic groups capable of binding bile acids, such as QUESTRAN®or GUESTRANLIORTS
`sholestyramine which aro available from Bristol-Myers Seuibb), colesevelam §ydrochloride
`une
`egy
`fsuch asWELCNGU®7
`ablets (polyaliylamine hydrochloride) ercas-linked
`a
`with epichlorahydrin
`and alkylated with J-bromodecane and (6-bromohexyl-trimethylannmontum Gramide} which are
`5
`available trom Sankyo}, colestipel (a copalymerof diethylenctriamine and i-chloro-2,3-
`epoxypropans, such asCOLESTION®tablets which are available fromPharmacia},
`Pigs
`dalkvlaminoalky! derivatives of a cross-linked dextran, LOCHOLES? DEAR-Senhadex
` 8, OLECERIDES), water soluble derivatives such as 3,3-ioene, N-
`(oysioalkyDalkylamines and polighisam, insoluble quaternized palyetyrenes,
`os
`mixtures thereof andthosebile avid sequestranis disclosed in WOOT/L1345, WO
`nataes oy¥ WS
`‘Ay
`thi wk mssLads 3
`USI OR2895, and USS7TOS188. Suitable inorganic cholesterol sequestranis include bismuth
` fate plus rnontmoriliontteclay, alumirnomnhydroxide and calcium carbonate antacids.
`
`Sin
`
`
`HMC-Codrodnetaseinhibitors are dyslipidemiic agents that can be used in therapeutic
`comlnnation with GCC receptor4
`OG
`CoA reductase inbibiters for use in therapeatic combination with a compoune
`include: atorvastatin (LIPITOR ®: disclosed in US468 1803, LISS38S8070 and
`
`
`
`
`
`cakuum (disclosed in US52739¢5)}, chhydrocompactin, disclosed {
`bervasiatin (disclosed in UISSO82859), carvastatin, cerivastatin (BAYCOL®:disclosed ia
`WISSS02 799, and USS17 7080}, crilvastatin, dalvastatin (a
`
`Puvagtall
`PSOOLSy dise
`m US4739073 and USS34772), glenvastatin, Suinsdostatia
`
`AA}, velostatin. (visinolin: disclosed in US4448784 and US44501713,
`lovastatin fmovinalin, MEVACOR®(Merck and Co.} and related compounds disclosed ix
`US422 1938), mevastatin (and related compound disclosed in L/S3983 140), compactin (and
`related camprunds disclosedin US4804770), pitavastatin ¢ also known as NK-i94, itavast:atin,
`nigvasialin, mshastatin disclosed in USS102888), pravastatin (PRAVACHOL(Bristol Myers
`
`Squibb} and related gcanpounds disclosed in US4346227), rivastatin (sodhun J-(4-fluorephenyi
`isthoxymethylpyridin-3-yl }-3 S-dibydroxyG-heptanoate), rosu
`EN
`mowsas ZD-4522 disclosed in USS260440}, atevastatin, v
`minvasistin (ZOCOR(Merck and Co.} andrelated compounds as disclosed in US4448784 and
`USSSS01 71), sirrivastatin, CLOS 1, compounds disclosed in WOU
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`umLad
`
`3135
`
`0as
`
`Aenes
`
`wees ia
`
`hg re
`
`ged ry
`
`3135
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`SSTS4, USGA ISTO, USIG86237, US4499789, LIS4346227, USSTS3I67S, UISSGI3610,
`EPOL2TQ25, and EP401226, and optical or geometric isomers thereof and nontoxic
`pharmaceuticallyacceptable salts, N-oxides, esters, quaternary arnmonium salts, and prodruge
`thereat
`In HIMO-CoAreductase inhibitors where an open-acid form can exist, salt and eater
`lorma maypreferably be formedfrom the open-acid, and all such forme are included withinthe
`meaning ofthe term “HMG-CoAreductase inhibitor" as used herein. Pharmaceutically
`soceptable salts with respect to the HMG-CoA reductase inhibitorincludes non-toxic salts of the
`compounds which sre generally prepared byreactingthe free acid with a suitable organic or
`
`inorganic base, particularty those formed from cations such as sodium, sotassitar x
`
`calctum, lithium, magnesium, zinc and tetramethvianimonium, as well aathos:
`
`pore
`
`preSeed
`
`Coa
`anlines such as anyoionia, ethylenediamine, N-methyiglacamine, lysine, ar
`emuhine,
`menzylethylenediamine, chloreprocaine, diethanolamine, procaine, N~
`e
`
` thylamine, [-p-chiarobengy!-2-pyrrclidine- i -ylamethylbanalm- idazale,
`
`Wethylaming, piperazine, and trie(hydroxymethyl) aminomethane. Further examplesofsalt
`forma of HMOMCoAreduotase inhibitors may include, but aro not Heiitedto, acetate,
`bernxoncaulfonate, bonztade, bicarbonate, bisulfate, blarirare, horate, bromide, calclum edetate,
`ramsplate, carbonate, chlorite, clavulanate, citrate, dihydrochloride, odetate, ediaviate, estolate,
`euvlate, fumarate, glucoptate, ghiconaie, glutamate, giyecilylarsanilate, hexyir
`
`hydrabaniine, hydrobramide, hydrochloride, bydroxynapthoate, iodide, isnthionate, lactate,
`lactobianate, laurnte, malate, maleate, mandelate, mesylate, meethylsulfate, mucate, napaylatc,
`
`uitratc, dleate, oxalate, pamaote, palmitate, panthothenate, phesphz
`
`polygalacturonate, salicylate, stearate, subacetate, succinate, tannat
`
`tricthiodide, and vale
`
`Other dyshipidemic agents which can be used intherapeutic combination with a GCCreceniar
`
`z
`hs tay
`
`ithibitors suchas L-659,699 ((BID-11-19'RRhyydroxy-methyt}-4-oxo-2R-
`HMG-CoA synthase
`4-undovadienois acid} and those disclosed in USS120729,
`
`
`tAfe
`
`3136
`
`3136
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`cholesterol absorption inhrbitora such as plant sterols, plant sianols and/or Tatty ack] estesrs a
`8
`wie, slariad esters, Gele~
`plant stanols such ag sitostano! ester used in BENHRCOL® margan
`sh eS
`‘
`ADNCHTHLOTL |inhibitors inehade
`i,
`sitesternl, and siero! glycosides such as tigqueside, Other cholesierel :
`x
`idin-2-ones; 4-blarylyl-l -phenslazetidin-2-ones; 4-chydroxyphonyljazetidineg-
`y
`anes: L4-dinhonyl-3-hydrexyaiky!-2-azetidinones, 4-biphenyl- | sphenyiacetidin-2-ones, 4-
`
` 4
`
`LADS
`
`taryiyi-]-phenviazelidin-2-canes; and 4-biphenylylaxetidinones,
`
`acyl coenzyme A -cholesteral acyl transterase (ACAT) inhibitors such as avasimibe (Current
`Opinion in Investigational Drags. 349-291-297 (2003), eflucimibe, THL-004, lecimibe, DuP-1 56
`Ae
`&
`KYSOS, SMP 7ST, CL-277.082 (lin Pharmacol Ther, 48(2):1 89-94 (19905) and the like: and
`
`poe yes,Sort
`
`those discinsed in LIS545 10379,(1V096/26948 and WOoG/TOS59:
`
`CETP inhibRers such as FIT 70S identified as in Nature
`
`~F (2000), torrefrapib
` UISZ00301 86952 and WOO0/G1 7164), CP $32,832, BAVYS3-2148, 8C
`S01, 50 78S, and the Hike including those deseribed in Current Opinion im investigabonal Unuigs.
`AHS
`201333 and those disclosedin J. Antibiot, 49(8): $15-814 (1996), and Bioorg. Med.
`
` (996) and patent publications USSS 12548, USSIATIS
`
`
`34, W994 12397, WORSETSS, WOSe1 31
`
`{PRPS 1O7, BPSTS448, DRTOTONG244, DEIOTA HIS], DELOTAL IOS,
`
`DRIP7042437, OF
`S125, DEVG627480, DETIS32188, DED
`
`squalene synthetase inhibitors sack as squalestatin-1, TAN-475, and chase discloged in
` 24, UISS712306 (coophosphono-salftmates), Biller et ai (1988) J. Med.
`i}
`3
`,
`thom., 31/1869 (e.g. isoprencid (phasphinylanethyliphosphonates}, Hiller et al (2890) Current
`Ess
`*
`PharmaceuticalDesign, 2:1, F. Ortiz de Montellanc et al (1977) J. Med. Chem. 2-242
`
`3 %
`
`tes}, Corey and Volante (1976) J. Am. Chern. Scc., 98:1
`
`diphosphate analog A and presqualenc pyrophosphate (PSQ-PP)} analogs), McCi
`
`
`nbinyinkosphonates}, Casson, TP. £.. PhD digsertatron, fur
`Dept. Med. Chem. U of Utah, Abstract, fable of Contents, pp 16, 17, 40-43, 48-31, Sun
`
`wi tA
`
`3137
`
`i3
`
`aA
`2}
`
`
`
`3137
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`
`
`. Ter. Patents (1993) 861, and patent publications EPOSSTO2GA),
`
`
`
`HOGS S77AL EPQOLIT40A) RPOFOSGOTAS, EPOVOLUTISAL, and WOOD
`
`antioxidants such as probucol (and related compounds disclosed in US3674836), probucel
`derivative
`$ AG1-1087 (and other derivatives disclosed in L9S6121319 and US6i47250},
`tovopherol, asearhic acid, 6-caurotene, seleniumand vitamins such as vitamin B86 or vitamin Bi?
`
`and pharmaceutically acoeptablesalts andesters thereof
`
`PPARwagonisis such as those disclosed in USG028109 (Suoropheny] compounds), WOOQ75103
`substituted phenyipropionic compounds), WO08/43081 and fibric acid derivatives (brates)
`
`such as hecloiibrate, benxafibrate, bexafibrate (CLAS. Rewistry No. 41 S59-87-0, soe
`
`USS7S1328), biniiibrate (CLAS. Reuistry No. 69047-39-8, see BESS4722}, <iprotfibrate (CAS,
`Registry No, 32214-84-3, see US3948073), clinofibrate (CLAS. Registry No, SO298-08-2, see
`W83716583),clelibrate(suchasethyl2trlorophenoxy}-2-methyl-propionate,e.g,Airomid-
`obenzay)phenoxy}-2 mnethyl-propanoieanid, }“methylethylester, Abbott
`
`S& capsules CWoveth-A verse. atofibra
`SW capsules OW
`yeth-Ayorsd}, olalibr
`
`Trcor® snicronized fenofibrate (o-
`fibrate
`fenofibrate (such as Tricor® micrpnized fenofibrate ({2
`
`Laboratories} or Lipanthylmicronized fenofibrate (Labortoire Founier, Franec}}), semosbene,
`
`fsmn
`
`pont
`
`thy
`
`gomiitroail (such as 4-(2,S-dimethyl phenoxy}-2.2-dimethvipentanaic acid, eg. Lopid®tablets
`
`iParke Davia}, hfibrol, G4764"
`
`4, LYS1TS674 and those Abrate and Tdbrate acid
`
`O3348 1, WOR DS3907, WOOR0dSL1G,
`
`derivatives discissed in WOUSA
`Be Z Ss.aes=Nae= iepe eww oe ao3 eo yen a ba peed isaa en ” s auch as GW3965, TSOTS137, and APTCOIE?
`
` S28> axicl Thase disclosed
`
`ay US S003 0125387, WOO3AMS3 82, WO03/083352, WO0S/059874, and the ike:
`
`(human HMI44 is Genbank Accession No. AYI48384 and ratHMTAAis
`HM74 and HMI7SAA
`
`EMM.patAROGk624) receptor agonists such as nicotinic acid (siacin} and derivatives thercef
`{e.8. Compcumds comprising a pyridine-3-carhoxylate structure ar a pyragine-2-carboxylate
`structure, including act! forms, salts, esters, zwilterions umd tautorners, where aay
`ne Tmt net Hiteto taese disclosed in Wise et al (2003) 3. Biol Chem, 2 x a we on ae ones tA
`
`taybaa
`
`3138
`
`3138
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`vipytascie-3-carboxyho acid and acitran (4,4-dihydro-S-methy)-4-oxo-S-phenyi-2-Soran
`
`carbexylic acid pyradine-3-acetic acidy), as well as S-meth yiricotinic acid, nicotinuric acid,
`tet
`nicertirel, nicofuranase, acipimox (S-methylpyrazine-2-carboxylic acid 4-axide), Niaspan®
`x
`(niacin extended-release rapiets, Kos} and those which can be easily ideniifk
`
`
`the art wi
`tr and agonize theHM74A or HM?4 receptor (or exam
`
`
`{3003) Nature Medicine S352 (calenummobilization assay using the HM74 receptor which
`
`1 (2003) J. Biol. Chem 278:9869 (nicotine binding and {
`Ped
`tal (2003) Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm. 305.354 fy
`
`assay using the HM74 receptor which could be adapted to the HM744 receptor), Tenary cf al
`
`ory
`
`could be adapfed to theHM74A receptor) and US6420183 {FLIPR assays are deacribed
`generally in and may be adapted to theHM74A or HM?receptor)
`
`renin angiotensin system: inhibitors:
`
`bile acid reabsorption inhibitors (bile acid reuptake inhititors}, such as BART 1483, SC435,
`
`PHASSAGAD, S802), AZDTIOG, and the Hke:
`
`yaw
`
`CPt
`
`PRARG agonists Gneluding partial agonists} such as GW$61516, and GW SOG7345, and those
`
` WO02/46176, WOOL/076857, WOO6291, WOO8/03 2493,
`WOoe/20275 tninoline— compounds), WOS/38845 (aryl eampounds}, WCANY6316!
`
`phenols}, WO03 /024395, WOO7/28 [40 WOOLTST SF,
`
`3
`
`tap.
`
`ij é-disubstituted phenyl compounds), WOOL/G0379 (aryl compounds},WOOL/T2612 &
`WOOMLSIS? (benzoic acid compounds), and WO97/3 1907 (substituted 4-hydroxy-
`hah
`phenylalconis acid camprund}:
`
`sterol biosymbesis iniibitors such as DMP-S65-
`
`irigiveende synthesis infibiters:
`
`a
`microsumal irighyceride transport (MYTTP} inhibiters, such as Inplitapide, LABSST, ans
`
`CPS46086, ABC733, anpliapide and the He;
`
`3139
`
`3139
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`NMGsd roduetase pene expression inhibitors fe.compounds that decrease HMG-CoA
`
`roductase expression by affecting (e.g. blocking} transcriptionor translation of HMG-CoA
`reguclase into protein or compounds that maybe biotransformedinte compounds that havethe
`aforementionedattributes by one or more enzymes in the cholestere) biosynthetic cascade or
`maylead to the accumulation of an isoprene metabolite that has the afnrementioned activities
`{such reguigtion is readily determined by those skilled in the art accarding to standard assays
`(Methods ofEnzymology, 1149-19 1985) anch as those disclaserl in f
`substifuted Isnosterol derivatives) and E. 1. Mereer (1993) Prog, Lip. Re:
`stercis that suppress the biosynthesis ofHMG-CoA reductase};
`
`
`aes
`
` rethonyJbenzene-methanamine hydrochlorideh
`
`pinhsbitors such as NB-598 (()-N-ethylN-(6,0-dinsethy!-2-hepten-4-y- ayl +
`
`lowdensity Hpoprotein (LDL) receptor indreers such asHOUE-402 (an imidaxzolidinyl-pyriniidine
`derivative that directly stimulates LDL reeeptor activity, see Huettinger ef al (1993) Arterioscler.
`‘ih
`Thromb. 13:)00S);
`
`eee tA
`
`Qlatelel aeprogalion inhibitors;
`
`S-L0 or FLAP inhibltors:
`
`PPAR madgistors Gncluding compounds that may have multiple funetionality for uctivating
`
`vanous combinalions of PPARaGPPAR’ and PPARS) such as these disclose
`
`
`USOlG8781, US6166049, WOOU/T240T, WOOO 18455. WwOOOI4I * ACME
`YOON:“S WOU0/23442, WO00/23445, WO00/2345 1, WOO)
`32, WUSRY236332,
`
`392, WOUG/S3563, WO00/63 153, WOU/63196, WOOK 196,
`
`
`
`S322, WO00/76313, WOOL/0d35), WOOL 1444
`WOO fT
`FP PUGd, WOOLZEISE, WOOL2TS78, WOGLIS181, WOONZS
`
`
`WOOLS238, |
`DUPOIS, WOG2OR 1428, WOH
`
`
`WOse 78 Le
`
`WCFZS SS WOOSf073 87, WOOG/T 1355, WOOT 2534, WOOT
`
`16265, WOO3 033483, WOOs/O42 194, Wood!
`
`3140
`
`3140
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`-(4-[difluvorophenyl+1 heptvtureidojethy)ipher
`
`miacin-bound chromium, as diaclosed in WOG3/0395345-
`
`substituted acid derivatives disclosed in WOO3/0401 14:
`
`apolipoprotemB imbibiters such as those disclosed in WO82/080347, WOO?,
`edt
`
`ie
`WOORO4S021, WOOHO4 TS PSs
`
`Pe:
`Sector Aa moxdniaters such as those disclosed inWOOS/OS 74517, WOO3/0475 CVGERGR I:3
`
`vE
`dval bile avic transport (IBAT") inhibitors (or apical sodium ec-dependent Mile acid transport
`
`(ASHM) inhibiiors) such as benzothiepines Gacluding 12-benzothiazepines: | 4-
`boenainhiazepines; 1 5-bersothiaxepines: 1,2, $-benzothiadiazepines);
`
`4:
`
`SPARSactivalors such as disclosed in WOOQ1/00603 (thiazole and oxavale devivat
`
`%
`
`
`
`SIR-323-4),WOOT/IR 149 (fluora, chlore and thio phenoxy phenyla
`
`
`US2083365 inon-f-oxidizablefatty acid analegues), and WOSSAMSI 5S.
`
`LPS
`
`oSnee
`
`yypertens agents
`
`tt
`
`The agents described herein can be used in therapeutic combination with one ar more anti-
`
`hypertensive agents, including bat not limited to:
`
`diurciics, such as thiagides (e.g., chiorthalidone, cyelothiazide (CAS RN 2259-96-53},
`ehlorothiagide (CAS RN 72956-09-3, which maybe prepared as disclosed in US2800194),
`dichlorophenamide, hydraflumethisxide, indapamide, solythiazide, bendroftumethaxide,
` methyelothavide, poivth
`razide, chiorthalidone, indapamide, metolazane,
`quinethazone, althiszide (AS RN SS88-16-9, which may be prepared as dis
`Patent Noa. Of }, Genathiazide (CAS RN O1-33-8, winch maybe prepare
`
`} bathlazide Gvhick may be prepared as disclosed in British Pater
`
`
`
`
`
`Lot We
`
`3141
`
`3141
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`i
`and hydrachiorothiazide), loop diuretics (¢.2., bumetanide, cthacrynic acid, furosemide, and
`lorasemide}, polussiinnsparing agents (e.¢., amiloride, and triamterene (CAS Nisnber 304-01-
`
`Uy}, and aldosterone antagonista (e.g., spironolactone (CAS Number 53-O1-7 and active
`metabolites therealinchaling canrenone), epirenone, andthe like}:
`
`ut
`
`O-adrenergic blockers such as Amiodarone (Cordarone, Pacerone}, bunolol kvdrewhioris
`
`RN31969-03-8, Parke-Davis}, acebutolol (4N-[3-Acety-4-[2-h
`
`methylothyamine}propoxyphenyl|-batanamiide, or ()-3-Age
`
`Q
`on,Cat
`
`Tt
`
`Soar
`
`oN
`
`‘isepropylamine} propoxy] butyranilide}, acebutalol hydrochloride fe.g., Sectral®, Wyeth-
`Ayerst), alprenoicd hydrochloride (CAS RN 13 707-88-S see Netherlands Patent Application No,
`SAH3 O92}, alenolol (e.g., Tenarmin®, AstraZeneca), carteolol hydrochloride (e.g, C:
`
`fimiab®, Abbott}, Celiprolel hvdrachloride (CAS RN S7470-75
`
`

`ectamolol hydrochloride (CAS RN 77S90-95-5, see also US4059622), lahetalal hydrochloride
`s
`2
`iz.g.,Normodyne®, Schering), esmolol hydrochloride (ez, Breviloc®Baxter), levobataxoio!
`
`hydrochloride (c.g., Betaxon™’ Ophthalmic Suspension, Ajcon), levebonolnl hydrochloride jes.
`
`Setagan® Liquilllm®with C CAPO Compliance Cap, Allergan}, nadolol! fe.g., Nadolol,
`ue
`Corgan, Mylan}, practelal (CAS RN6673-354, see alsa US3408387), proprancie!
`hydrochlonds (CAS RN 318-98-9}, sotalol hydrochloride (e.g,Belapace AF"Serle}, timole!
`~<hmethylethy Damino}-3-[[4-4(4-morpholinyl}-12,5-thindiazol-3-yils
`Wid
`RPS
`henulydrate, (8, CAS RN 91524-16-2)}, timolol maleate (S)-1-[(1 J-dimethyletivl) amino’
`
`
`iia. (G-amerpholinyl-1,2yerthiadiaxol -3- yl] axybpepe“)-2-inttenedinate (i:1} sale, ©
`RN26021-17-3) b seproles i2-Propansl, 1-[4-{{2on
`
`
`
`batenadioate (2:1) (sald)
`
`
`
`mothanal, ao'-[{iminohis(methylene)this[6-fuoro-3 4-dihydro-, CAS RN 09200-09-6 see alse
`
`BD wast
`
`US. Pat. No. 4,654,362), cicloprolel hydrochloride, such 2-Propancl, 1-[4-{2-
`{eyclopropvimethoxyethoxyIphenoxy]-3-[ L-methylethyjamino}-, hydrochloride, ALAS. RN
`82686-79-3}, dexproprauciol hydrochloride (2-Propanol, {-[ ]-methylethy-amine]-~1-


`naphthaionyviossy)-hydrochloride (CAS RN L3071-11-9), diacetalol fydrochlornide ¢Acetamide,
`
`GO
`
`3142
`
`3142
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
` y
`Syv“
`‘drochloride
`
`‘h
`
`s
`
`yprapyl esier, Cb) salfete (1:1) (salt), CAS RN 88844-735-)

`
`~5-P]-hydresye2 6, CAS RN 75659-08-4), oxaprolal
`bydrochinride (2.Propane i-+(2-cyclohexyiphenoxy)}-3-1U1-methylethyDamine|. hydrochloride
`% dimethylethy!|vo.
`CAS RE S93
`3}, Destolol sollate (Benxoie acid, 2-furo-,3-[13-laminocarbonyiiamine|- -
`nicisiolSydrachiorideeaeesalfanamide,N-[4-[]-bydroxy-2-(methylaminopropsipt
`
`“i
`
`muntohydrochloride CAS RN 77
`
`-7}, metoprelel 2-Propanol, t-[4
`mt
`nEhoayethyphenoxy} 3-[ l-omethylethylamino}-; CAS RN 37380-58-6), metoprole! tartrate
`fsuch as 2-Propanol, |-[442-methoxyethylphenoxy]-3-[(] snethsylethylhaminoe+, «2,
`q
`Lopressora:, Novartis), pamatolal sulfate (Carbamic acid, [2-[4-[2-hydroxy-34 6 l-
`
`yii-ethyll-, methy] ester, (2) sulfate (salt} (2:73, CAS RN Propanol, 1-(2-cyclapentyiphenoxy}3-[ 1 l-dimethyle-
`
`S RN 38363-32-5}
`
`ot:
`a
`we
`ae
`~
`’
`~
`ra
`
`yaraimo]}-propoxyiphenyl]-, CAS BN 9673-35-42} gprenalal
`hydromy3
`J
`X
`hydrochloride (Propanol, 1-[(i -methyicthyamine}-3-]2-(methylihichphenoxy}, hydrochloridg,
`2
`39832434), tohunalol (Benzamide, 4-[2-[!2-hydroxy-3-(2-methyviphenes y}-
`
`
`
`olhosyl}-, CAS RN 38103-61-6), bopindolol, indenolal, pindolel fag. Visken}
`propanolsi ex, insderal, Inderal-LA), tertatolol, Coreg (carvedilol}, and tihsalal, and the Hke;
`
`calcuan channel binckers suchas besylate salt of amlodipine (such sa 3-cthyl-S-methyl-2-(2-
`
`pe
`
`ta
`
`A
`
`rteSenn
`
`aminoethosyinethyi)-4-(2-chlarophenyi}1 ,4-dihydro-d-methyl-3 S-pyridinedicarbasxy!
`
`benxenesulphonate, og, Norvasc®, Pfizer}, cloniiazem maleate {1,5-Rensothiasepind(Sh)~
`3-{acetylox y}-8-chlore-3-[2-dimethylamino)ethy!|-2,3-dihydro-2-(4-methnayoheny
`q
`3
`3
`(f<}-2-buteriedioate (1:1), see also LIS4S67195), isradipine(3,5-Pyridinedicarboxvite acid, 4-(4
`
`
`
`
`
`bono fnravany))- | 4-diydre-26-dimethyl-, methyl I-methylethy! ester, (t)-4(4
`
`benmotbrazany!i d-dibydie-2,6-dimethyl-3, S-pyridinedicarboxyinic, see alsa L/S44a6607 2}:
`
`ye (such as isiesapropyd (2- methoxyethy)) b, d- duhydro ~2,6- dimethyl -4- (3-
`3
`, Bayer), felodipine (such as ofiyy)
`
`~3,3+ pyridine ~ dicarhoxylate, e.g. Nimatap@®
`
`uo
`methy! 4-(23-dichlorapheny!}14-dihydro-2.¢6-dimethyl-3,5-pyndinedicarboxyinte-, 6...
`ae
`we

`wdend a4Ta pat mae te ieerixxtonded-Release, Astrateneca LP} nilvadipine (3,5-FPyridinedicarboxyllc acid, 2-
`
`eg fern oo
`
`Oo]
`
`3143
`
`3143
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`
`
`
`netermethyi-4-(3-nitrophenyl}-,3-metiry! 3-Ci metiylothy)} ester, alsa see
`peop?
`
`ipine (suchua 3\5-pyridinedicarboxylicacid, |.4-dihydra-2.8-dimethyl4-
`mirophenyl-, dimethyl ester, o.g., Procardia XL® Extended Relea
`
`
`
`hydrochloride (sack as 1,5-Benzothiazepin-4(5H}-one,3-(acetyloxy)4
`3-dihydro-2i4methoxyphenyl}-, monobydrochloride, (-+)-cis., ep, Ts
`veraparil hydrochloride (such as benzeneacetronitrile, (alpha)}-[/3-([2-43 4-dimethoxypheny!
`ethylmethylamine|propyl}-3 4-dimethoxy-{alpha}(1-methylethy!} hydrochloride, og, lseptin®
`A
`SR, Knoll Labe}, teludipine hydrochloride (3,5-Pyndinedicarboxvileacid, 2-
`oy
`! t
`iidimethylaminomethyl |4-[2-[¢1 £)-3-(1 1 -dimethylethoxy}3-oxo- i-propeny! Iphenyth-{ 4+
`
`
`
`cibydro-G-metlyyl-, Hethy! ester, monebydrochloride) CAS RN LOSTOO-03-tedotlosdil
`
`

`e
`iPhosphonie acid, [2-(2-phenaxyethyl}- | 3-propanc- diyi}bis-, telrabuty
`
`4), fosteddl (Phospharis acid, [[4-(2-benzothiazolyliphenylmethyl], diethyi ester CAS RN
`
`
`O22), aranidipine, asclnidipine, barnilipine, benidipine, bepridil, cinaldipime, clevidiping,
`efonidipme, gallopamil, lacidipine, lenuldipime, lercanidipine, monatenil maleate {1 -
`*
`
`Piperazinebutananide, N-(6,11-dihydradibensa(b,ehihiepin-1 i
`Dy-f4-fucroghenyvib,
`é-butenedioaie (1:1) Ch-N-+46,11-Dk“ydrodibenzo(.e)thiep-
`inin-d }-vi)-4-(p-fl uoropheny)-i-
`piperawinebutyramide maleate (1:1) CAS RN 132046-06-1), nicardipine, nisoklipine,
`x
`nitrondipine, manidinime, pranidipine, and the Hke:
`
` t
`
`T-shamnel calolom antagonisis such as muibefradhl,
`
`angigtensm converting enzyme (ACE) inhibiters such as benazepril, benaxepril hydrochloride
`
`{such as 3-[1 |-(ethoxvearbonyl}-3-pherny!-(18)-propyllamino|-2,3,4,5-tetralyedra-2-oxo-1H -1-
`
`(2$)-bensazepine-l-acetic acid monohydrochloride, ¢.g., Lotrel®, Novartis), captopril (suchas
`1-29}-3-mnercapio-2-methylsropionyl|-L-proline, cg... Captopril, Mylan, CAS RN G3S71-£6-2
`and others Gisclosed in US4046889), ceranapril (and others disclosed in US4452 790), ectapril

`falecepril, Dainippon disclosed in Bar. Therap. Res. 39:6
`TE LBRO): 402543
`
`(ielinan-LaRocie) dachssedin J. Carcdiovase. Pharmacol, 9:39 (7987), indalapeit (delaprii
`hydrochloride (QH-1,24-Benzothiadiazine-7-anlfonamide, 3-“bieyelo[2.2. Hbeptote2+¥l-G-
`chloro-3.4-dihydre- ,indhoxide CAS RN 2250-06-3}; disclosed in US42845081), enalapril fand
`<:
`others disciased in US4374829), enalopril, enaloprilat, fosinopril, (such ss seans-L-proline, €-
`
`a2
`
`3144
`
`eeNaat
`
`pet
`
`tet
`
`in,Nae
`
`boean
`
`3144
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`
`
`reece ao
`
`LPS
`
`eyelohexy!-i-{[|2-methyl-1-(]-oxopropoxy) propoxyi(4-phenyibuty) phogp!huryllacetyl}-,
`q
`Fes
`sodiansalt, e.g¢.. Monopril, Bristol-Myers Squibb and others disclosed in
`
`x
`sosinepril sodium {L-Proline, 4-cyclohoxyl-1-[f(R}-[(1S }2-methyl-1-+}-ox- &IPTORORYSPPrOpORN},
`imidapril, indelapril (Schering, disclosed in J. Cardiovase. Pharmacol. $:643,
`lisinepel iMorck}, losinopril, maexipril, moexipell hydrochloride (8-Jsoquinolinecarhoaylic acid,
`2
`piethoxycarbony]}-3 -phenylpropyljamine} i -oxoprapsy]}-1- 2,3.4-tetrahydro-
`=
`2
`. monohydrochioride, GS} CAS RN 82586-52-3), quinapril, quinaprilat, seni
`disclosed in EP 79022 and Curr, Ther. Res, 40:74 (1986), perindopril erbumine
`(Hoeechsst)
`
`S}-t-Carboxybutyljalanylhexalydro-2-indolinerarborvilcacid, |
`as
`othy! ester, compound with terf-botvianine (lik eg. Aceon®, Solvay), perindopril (Servic
`disclosed in Bur J. chin. Pharmnacel, 31:519 1987)}}, quanipril (disclasedd in US4344ogoy,
`=
`‘\
`G
`set iraey &,ae
`C% wea ee5 fond cosSeeas%es
`er
`ssurapril (Schering, dis
`
`Pharmacel. Toxicol, SO (Supp. 3):173 (1986}}, te
`irandalapril, zofenopril fand others disclosed in 1184216906), rentlapril (fentlapril, disclosed in
`tam. Exp. Pharmacol. Physiol. 10:131 (19833), pivepril, YSO8G, teprotide (Bradykinin
`:
`‘ }, BRE1 36,378 iSmith Kline Beecham, see EPBOR22 anal
`i
`1 af
`potontiator APPOs CAS RN 3:
`ao
`iret ary
`Sad tht eed
`EPGOQGGS), Mi-838 (Chapal, see CLA. 102:T2388¥ and Jap, J, Pharmacol 40:373 (1986), CGS
`igsi4 (Ciba-GeigySy, 3-{{ f-othoxycarbonyl-3-phenyl-(18}-propyflamine)}-2.345-tetraiydra-3-ox-
`a I(Q8)-benzazepine1 acetic acid HCI, see UK. Patent No. 2108614), COS 16,617 (Cihe-
`>
`(LS }S-atine-1-carboxypentylfamino]-2,3.4~ S-tetrahydro<2-oxo-LH-I-
`x
`
`
`
`oy oe SY
`
`penizazepine- |-ethanoie acid, see LIS4473575), Ra 44570 (Hoechst, se
`
`Si 1234 (19833), R 31-220) (ofiman-LaRoche seeFEBS Lett 165-201
`
`(1984)), WY-44221 (Wyeth, see J. Med. Chom, 26:394 {i863},
`(Pharmacologist 26:243 266
`and those disclosed in LIS2003006922 (paragraph 28), US4337201, USa432073
`inhosphonanidates
`
`td Nah
`
`neutral endopeptidase inhibitors such as omapatrilat (Vanlew@), COS 30440, cadoxatril and
`
`ecadot, fagidetril Galso known as aladetril or alatriepril}, sanmpatrilet, mixangril, and
`semopatrist, AYETSSS, RR4030and those disclosed in UIS536207237
`
`US4?49688. USS552397, USSS0408G, 0
`3
`EPOSOO444, RIMMALS22 EPOS9Od44, RPOSOSG1O, EPOS343963, EPS34398, EPS34ae7,
`
`
`
`ged pon
`
`G3
`
`3145
`
`3145
`
`

`

`WO 2008/137318
`
`PCT/US2008/061205
`
`endothelin antagonists such as texosentan, AS08165, and YM62869. and the Hke

This document is available on Docket Alarm but you must sign up to view it.


Or .

Accessing this document will incur an additional charge of $.

After purchase, you can access this document again without charge.

Accept $ Charge
throbber

Still Working On It

This document is taking longer than usual to download. This can happen if we need to contact the court directly to obtain the document and their servers are running slowly.

Give it another minute or two to complete, and then try the refresh button.

throbber

A few More Minutes ... Still Working

It can take up to 5 minutes for us to download a document if the court servers are running slowly.

Thank you for your continued patience.

This document could not be displayed.

We could not find this document within its docket. Please go back to the docket page and check the link. If that does not work, go back to the docket and refresh it to pull the newest information.

Your account does not support viewing this document.

You need a Paid Account to view this document. Click here to change your account type.

Your account does not support viewing this document.

Set your membership status to view this document.

With a Docket Alarm membership, you'll get a whole lot more, including:

  • Up-to-date information for this case.
  • Email alerts whenever there is an update.
  • Full text search for other cases.
  • Get email alerts whenever a new case matches your search.

Become a Member

One Moment Please

The filing “” is large (MB) and is being downloaded.

Please refresh this page in a few minutes to see if the filing has been downloaded. The filing will also be emailed to you when the download completes.

Your document is on its way!

If you do not receive the document in five minutes, contact support at support@docketalarm.com.

Sealed Document

We are unable to display this document, it may be under a court ordered seal.

If you have proper credentials to access the file, you may proceed directly to the court's system using your government issued username and password.


Access Government Site

We are redirecting you
to a mobile optimized page.





Document Unreadable or Corrupt

Refresh this Document
Go to the Docket

We are unable to display this document.

Refresh this Document
Go to the Docket