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Patent: 10,881,761


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Summary for Patent: 10,881,761
Title:Preparation of high purity collagen particles and uses thereof
Abstract:Disclosed herein is a method of producing collagen particles. Each of the collagen particle is characterized in having a particle size of about 10-250 μm, in which the integrity of collagen fibers therein is relatively intact.
Inventor(s):Wang Jun-Jie, Tsai Pei-Hua, Ku Kai-Chi, Hsieh Dar-Jen
Assignee:ACRO BIOMEDICAL COMPANY. LTD.
Application Number:US15739163
Patent Claims:see list of patent claims
Patent landscape, scope, and claims summary:

Executive summary

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H1: United States Patent 10,881,761 claims and US patent landscape analysis

What are the exact claims of US Patent 10,881,761 and what do they cover?

Which claim types drive the patent’s enforceability (composition, formulation, method, device, use)?

How broad are the independent claims on their face (elements required, functional language, ranges)?

What dependent claims narrow the invention (optional features, preferred embodiments, specific parameters)?

What prior art would most directly anticipate or obvious US 10,881,761?

What patent families and publications likely disclose the same combination?

Which claim elements are most vulnerable based on typical prosecution outcomes?

What non-patent literature categories tend to be used in obviousness challenges?

How many US patents are in the “same space” and what do they likely claim?

How to cluster nearby US filings by claim subject matter

Formulation and delivery system patents

Method-of-use patents

Manufacturing-process patents

Device and system patents (if applicable)

What patents protect the core invention around US 10,881,761 (and what is the coverage overlap)?

Are there blocking patents with similar claim scope?

Where does overlap concentrate: active ingredient, composition, method steps, or conditions of use?

Which assignees and collaborators are likely building around the same IP?

When does US 10,881,761 expire and what exclusivity timing matters?

What is the earliest US patent expiration date for 10,881,761 (term, adjustments)?

Do terminal disclaimers shorten the effective term?

Are there related continuation filings that extend practical coverage?

How strong is the patent estate around US 10,881,761 (single patent risk vs estate risk)?

What is the probability of independent claim invalidation based on typical claim architecture?

How many continuations or related families exist in the same claim space?

What is the historical litigation propensity of the assignee?

What generic or biosimilar entry risks exist if US 10,881,761 is drug-related?

If listed in the Orange Book, what patents typically block generic approval?

What Paragraph IV strategy would be most plausible (if relevant)?

Settlement patterns that commonly follow from similar claim estates

What FDA status and Orange Book listings affect enforcement leverage?

What NDA/BLA is linked to the patent?

What dosage forms and strengths are covered by the listed patents?

How formulation-specific claims affect generic product design

What patent litigation affects US 10,881,761 (or its family)?

Which parties are commonly aligned in enforcement or challenges?

What venue trends matter for US 10,881,761 enforcement strategy?

How court holdings typically narrow similar claim types

How do competitors’ products or processes design around the claimed features?

What are the most likely substitution points (materials, steps, conditions, ranges)?

Where functional claim language creates ambiguity and litigation leverage

What design-around options tend to be blocked by dependent claims

Which jurisdictions matter for enforcement strategy beyond the US?

EP/WO equivalents likely to mirror claim scope

Country-by-country differences in claim interpretation and prosecution history

Where an equivalent may have narrower or broader amendments

Key Takeaways

  • Claim text is required to conduct a claim-scope, infringement-risk, invalidity-risk, and landscape analysis tied to U.S. Patent 10,881,761.
  • Without the provided claims, any mapping to prior art, nearby patents, expiration timing, and litigation posture would be incomplete.

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  1. How do independent claim limitations in US 10,881,761 typically control infringement outcomes?
  2. What claim elements are most frequently attacked in US patent invalidity challenges in the same space as 10,881,761?
  3. What design-around strategies usually work against method-step patents in US drug/device families?
  4. How do patent term adjustments and terminal disclaimers change practical enforcement timelines?
  5. How does Orange Book listing scope by strength and dosage form change generic entry risk?

References

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Details for Patent 10,881,761

Applicant Tradename Biologic Ingredient Dosage Form BLA Approval Date Patent No. Expiredate
Discure Medical, Llc CHYMODIACTIN chymopapain For Injection 018663 November 10, 1982 10,881,761 2036-08-11
Discure Medical, Llc CHYMODIACTIN chymopapain For Injection 018663 August 21, 1984 10,881,761 2036-08-11
>Applicant >Tradename >Biologic Ingredient >Dosage Form >BLA >Approval Date >Patent No. >Expiredate

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