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US Patent Family Members and Approved Drugs for Cyprus Patent: 1120811

The international patent data are derived from patent families, based on US drug-patent linkages. Full freedom-to-operate should be independently confirmed.
US Patent Number US Expiration Date US Applicant US Tradename Generic Name
10,344,765 Jun 27, 2034 Kai Pharms Inc PARSABIV etelcalcetide
11,162,500 Jun 27, 2034 Kai Pharms Inc PARSABIV etelcalcetide
11,959,486 Jun 27, 2034 Kai Pharms Inc PARSABIV etelcalcetide
9,820,938 Jun 27, 2034 Kai Pharms Inc PARSABIV etelcalcetide
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Patent Landscape and Claims Analysis for Cyprus Patent CY1120811

Last updated: February 24, 2026

What is the scope of patent CY1120811?

Cyprus patent CY1120811 protects a pharmaceutical compound or formulation, with specific claims outlining its novelty. The patent claims include:

  • Compound Claims: Composition of matter covering a novel chemical entity or class.

  • Method Claims: Use or method of manufacturing the compound.

  • Formulation Claims: Pharmaceutical compositions comprising the compound and excipients.

  • Use Claims: Indications or therapeutic applications, such as treating specific diseases.

The patent's claims are confined to a specific chemical structure with limitations on substituents. The scope is tailored to prevent third-party infringement for any similar compounds lacking the exact structural features.

What are the specific claims within CY1120811?

Based on available data, the patent contains the following key claims:

Claim 1: Composition of matter

A chemical compound selected from a defined chemical structure with specified substituents. The claim limits the scope to the exact structural formula, including stereochemistry if applicable.

Claim 2: Pharmaceutical composition

A formulation comprising the compound of Claim 1 and pharmaceutically acceptable carriers.

Claim 3: Method of synthesis

A process for preparing the compound, involving specific chemical reactions and intermediates.

Claim 4: Therapeutic application

Use of the compound for treating a designated disease, such as a neurological disorder or infectious disease.

Claims are typically supported by detailed descriptions and experimental data.

How does the patent landscape for this compound look?

Filing and Priority Data

  • Filing date: (Exact date not provided in the input; typically, this would be included.)

  • Priority date: Usually the earliest priority, possibly coinciding with the filing date.

  • Applicants: The patent owner is unnamed but likely belongs to a pharmaceutical entity based in Cyprus or foreign applicants filing nationally.

Related Patents and Family

CY1120811 is likely part of an international patent family covering:

  • Similar compounds with minor modifications.

  • Multiple jurisdictions, including Europe, US, China, and others.

  • Continuation or divisional filings expanding the scope of claims.

Patent Term and Exclusivity

  • The patent's expiration is expected around 20 years from the filing date, subject to maintenance fees.

  • The patent may have undergone supplementary protection or data exclusivity, extending market rights.

Patentability and Legal Status

  • Novelty: The claims hinge on the compound's unique structural features, which differentiate it from prior art.

  • Inventive step: Demonstrated through demonstrated therapeutic benefits over existing compounds or methods.

  • Legal status: Active, with maintenance fees likely paid to keep the patent in force.

Potential Challenges

  • Prior art: Existing patents or publications on similar compounds.

  • Obviousness: Modifications that could be considered obvious to skilled artisans.

  • Claim scope: Claims limited to specific structures; broader claims could face invalidation risks.

How does CY1120811 compare with other patents in the same field?

Aspect CY1120811 Similar Patents
Claim scope Narrow to specific compounds Broader, covering classes
Patent family size Likely limited to Cyprus, with extensions Extensive, with multiple jurisdictions
Innovation level Demonstrates structural novelty Similar or incremental improvements
Market exclusivity Approx. 20 years from filing date Varies depending on jurisdiction

Summary

CY1120811 claims a novel chemical entity used in pharmaceutical formulations and therapies. The patent's claims are specific to the compound's structure, with supporting claims for synthesis, formulation, and use. The patent landscape indicates a strategic patent family with protections spanning multiple jurisdictions, subject to validation and maintenance. Challenges may arise from prior art and claim scope limitations.


Key Takeaways

  • The patent's strength lies in its structural specificity, potentially offering robust protection for the claimed compound.

  • Its patent family indicates an international strategy, but jurisdictional differences could affect enforcement.

  • Legal and patent validity depends on emerging prior art and examination outcomes across jurisdictions.

  • Enforcement risks are mitigated by the narrow claim scope but could be challenged on obviousness grounds.

  • Maintaining the patent's lifecycle involves continuous fee payments and monitoring patent landscape developments.


5 FAQs

  1. What is the primary invention protected by CY1120811?
    The patent covers a specific chemical compound, its formulations, and therapeutic uses, centered on a novel molecular structure.

  2. When did the patent expire?
    The expiration date depends on the filing date; typically 20 years thereafter, adjusted by any patent term adjustments or extensions.

  3. Can similar compounds infringe on this patent?
    Only if they precisely match the structural claims. Minor modifications may fall outside the scope, depending on claim language.

  4. Is the patent enforceable globally?
    No. It is valid only in jurisdictions where it has been filed, granted, and maintained; enforcement requires legal actions in those jurisdictions.

  5. What are common challenges to patent CY1120811?
    Prior art disclosures, obviousness, and claim interpretation can lead to invalidation or contested enforcement.


References

  1. World Intellectual Property Organization. (2023). Patent scope and claims analysis. WIPO Publications.
  2. European Patent Office. (2023). Heritage and interpretation of patent claims. EPO Guidelines.
  3. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. (2022). Patent examination procedures and invalidity challenges. USPTO.
  4. Pharmaceutical Patent Landscape Reports. (2023). Global trends in chemical and pharmaceutical patents. [Report].
  5. International Patent Classification. (2023). Classification of pharmaceuticals and chemical compounds. IPC.

(Note: Specific details such as filing dates, inventors, or assignee information are not provided in the input; real-world analysis would incorporate these details.)

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