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Patent: 10,821,160


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Summary for Patent: 10,821,160
Title:L-asparaginase variants and fusion proteins with reduced L-glutaminase activity and enhanced stability
Abstract:Variant L-asparaginases with reduced L-glutaminase activity and enhanced in vivo circulation are described as are fusion proteins containing an L-asparaginase and three tandem soluble domains of TRAIL for use in the treatment of cancers such as acute lymphoblastic leukemia and acute myeloid leukemia.
Inventor(s):Lavie Arnon, Nguyen Hien-Anh
Assignee:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
Application Number:US16080435
Patent Claims:see list of patent claims
Patent landscape, scope, and claims summary:

Executive summary

No substantive analysis can be produced because the claim text for U.S. Patent 10,821,160 is not provided. Without the actual claim language (including independent and dependent claims, claim numbering, and any “wherein” limitations), a complete and accurate claim chart, scope assessment, freedom-to-operate (FTO) risks, and landscape mapping by claim type cannot be generated.

United States Patent 10,821,160: What are the claims and what do they cover?

Answer: Not determinable from the information provided. The claims are referenced but not included.

Which independent claim(s) define the legal scope?

Not determinable without the independent claim text.

What are the key “wherein” limitations that narrow scope?

Not determinable without the claim text.

Do claims target a composition, formulation, device, method-of-treatment, or manufacturing process?

Not determinable without the claim text.

How strong is the patent estate for U.S. Patent 10,821,160 based on claim scope?

Answer: Not determinable because claim scope, claim breadth, and enforceable coverage cannot be assessed without the claims.

What prior art categories would be most relevant?

Not determinable without claim elements.

What claim features typically create non-obviousness hooks?

Not determinable without the claim language.

What claim features typically create validity risk (product-by-process, functional claiming, broad genus)?

Not determinable without the claim language.

What patents protect the same invention as U.S. Patent 10,821,160?

Answer: Not determinable because the invention boundary cannot be extracted without the claim text.

How to map closest competitors by claim element?

Not determinable without claims.

How to map continuation and divisionals that often cluster around scope?

Not determinable without identifying the invention boundaries from the claim set.

When does U.S. Patent 10,821,160 expire in the US, and what exclusivity survives?

Answer: Not determinable from the provided input. Expiration requires at least issue date, priority data, and patent term adjustments or terminal disclaimers.

Does the patent have patent term adjustment (PTA) or terminal disclaimer?

Not determinable from the provided input.

Does it overlap with FDA exclusivity regimes?

Not determinable without the drug/product context of the patent.

What Orange Book status does U.S. Patent 10,821,160 have?

Answer: Not determinable because the associated NDA/ANDA/label claim linkage is not provided.

Which NDA or ANDA listings (if any) reference this patent?

Not determinable from the provided input.

Is it listed for method-of-use, formulation, or both?

Not determinable from the provided input.

What patent litigation affects U.S. Patent 10,821,160 (including Paragraph IV)?

Answer: Not determinable because the patent’s asserted context (product, patent holder, and parties) is not provided.

Has any generic filed a Paragraph IV challenge tied to this patent?

Not determinable from the provided input.

Any reported settlement agreements or consent decrees?

Not determinable from the provided input.

How many related patents cover the same active ingredient and dosage form as U.S. Patent 10,821,160?

Answer: Not determinable because the active ingredient, dosage form, delivery system, and indication are not provided.

Which formulation or device subdomains typically cluster?

Not determinable without claim language and associated product context.

What generic entry risks exist for products that practice claim elements similar to U.S. Patent 10,821,160?

Answer: Not determinable without:

  1. claim limitations, and
  2. a mapping from those limitations to candidate products or ANDA formulations.

How does U.S. Patent 10,821,160 compare with other patents in the same family?

Answer: Not determinable because the family members (continuations, divisionals, related US applications, and non-US counterparts) are not provided.

What is the priority chain and how do family members differ in scope?

Not determinable from the provided input.

Key Takeaways

Not possible to generate a valid patent landscape and claim-critical analysis without the actual claim text and the patent’s product/invention context.

FAQs

  1. What does a missing-claim text impact when evaluating infringement risk for U.S. Patent 10,821,160?
  2. How do independent claim limitations drive design-around strategies for US patents?
  3. What patent term and exclusivity factors matter most for a US Orange Book-listed patent?
  4. How are method-of-use claims differentiated from formulation claims in US ANDA litigation?
  5. What evidence typically matters most in claim construction for functional “wherein” language?

References (APA)

  1. (No sources cited because the claim text and patent context were not provided.)

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Details for Patent 10,821,160

Applicant Tradename Biologic Ingredient Dosage Form BLA Approval Date Patent No. Expiredate
Recordati Rare Diseases, Inc. ELSPAR asparaginase For Injection 101063 January 10, 1978 10,821,160 2037-03-01
Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ERWINAZE asparaginase erwinia chrysanthemi For Injection 125359 November 18, 2011 10,821,160 2037-03-01
>Applicant >Tradename >Biologic Ingredient >Dosage Form >BLA >Approval Date >Patent No. >Expiredate

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