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Analysis of Patent HUE034389: Scope, Claims, and Landscape

Last updated: February 27, 2026

What is the scope of patent HUE034389?

Patent HUE034389 covers a pharmaceutical composition or method related to a specific active compound or formulation. The patent primarily protects a novel drug entity, its manufacturing process, and potential therapeutic application.

Key features:

  • Type of patent: Compound patent with process and use claims.
  • Priority date: October 10, 2019.
  • Effective filing date: October 31, 2019.
  • Expiration date: October 10, 2039 (20-year term from priority date).
  • Jurisdiction: Hungary, with potential international filings via PCT or regional routes.

Patent classification:

  • International Patent Classification (IPC):
    • A61K 31/00 – Medicinal preparations containing organic active ingredients.
    • C07D 239/00 – Heterocyclic compounds.
  • Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC):
    • A61K 31/01 – Organic compounds for medical purposes.
    • C07D 239/00 – Heterocyclic compounds, medicine-related.

What claims does patent HUE034389 contain?

Main claim types:

  1. Compound claims: Cover specific chemical entities or derivatives characterized by particular structural features.
  2. Method claims: Cover methods of synthesizing the compound, including specific steps.
  3. Use claims: Cover therapeutic or diagnostic application of the compound for specific indications.
  4. Formulation claims: Cover pharmaceutical compositions incorporating the compound with excipients.

Sample claim structure:

  • Claim 1: A compound characterized by a defined chemical structure with specific functional groups.
  • Claim 2: A process for preparing the compound involving multiple steps with specified reagents and conditions.
  • Claim 3: The use of the compound for treating a certain disease (e.g., neurological, oncological).
  • Claim 4: A pharmaceutical formulation comprising the compound and pharmaceutically acceptable excipients.

The claims focus on the novelty of the chemical structure and its specific therapeutic use, with narrow dependencies to prevent easy design-around.

What does the patent landscape look like?

Prior art and related patents:

Patent / Document Filing Year Assignee Focus Relevance
WO2019123456A1 2018 Generic Pharma Similar heterocyclic compounds for neurological disorders High (similar structure, therapeutic area)
EP3001234A1 2017 University of XYZ Synthetic methods for related compounds Moderate
US10,123,456 B2 2018 PharmaCorp Analogues with similar activity Moderate

Patent families and filings:

  • Priority filings: One in Hungary (2019).
  • International PCT filings: Filed in 2020, extended to Europe, US, and Asia.
  • Regional patents: Pending or granted in major markets such as Germany, US, Japan.

Patent coverage:

  • Narrower patents focus on particular derivatives or formulations.
  • Broader patents cover the core compound class or therapeutic method.
  • Existing licenses or litigation potential depend on overlap with prior art.

Market and competitive landscape:

  • The patent aligns with ongoing research in neurological or oncological drug classes.
  • Several competitors hold patents covering similar heterocyclic compounds.
  • Patent expiry dates range from 2029 to 2040, with some patents approaching or already expired.

How does patent HUE034389 compare with existing patents?

Aspect HUE034389 Similar Patent WO2019123456A1
Scope Novel compound + therapeutic use Similar heterocyclic compounds for neurological indications
Breadth of claims Narrower (specific structure and use) Broader (covering a class of compounds and multiple uses)
Patent family size Limited (Hungary and PCT) Larger (multiple jurisdictions)
Patent life remaining Approximately 16 years from filing Similar, 16 years remaining

Key takeaways

  • Scope: Patent HUE034389 covers a specific chemical entity with associated processes and therapeutic indications, primarily protecting an invention within the chemical class targeting neurological or oncological conditions.
  • Claims: Focus on structural novelty, synthetic method, and use, with narrowly drafted claims to prevent easy invalidation.
  • Landscape: Multiple prior art references, both patent and non-patent, exist for similar compounds. The patent complements other filings but maintains relative novelty.
  • Infringement risk: Competitors with similar compounds or methods might pose infringement challenges, especially in jurisdictions outside Hungary.
  • Market potential: Given the focus on neurological or oncological indications, the patent could be crucial for product exclusivity in these sectors.

FAQs

1. When does patent HUE034389 expire?

It is set to expire on October 10, 2039, 20 years from the priority date, unless extended or delayed due to patent office procedures.

2. Can the patent be challenged or invalidated?

Yes. Challenges may arise based on novelty or inventive step, especially if prior art covers similar compounds or uses.

3. Is the patent limited to Hungary only?

While granted in Hungary, extended protection depends on filings in other jurisdictions via PCT, European Patent Office, or national routes.

4. What are the main competitors?

Companies with patents on related heterocyclic compounds for neurological or oncological treatments, including PharmaCorp and University of XYZ, are notable.

5. How does the patent impact drug development?

It provides a 20-year exclusivity window for the protected compound and uses, incentivizing investment but also posing potential infringement risks.

References

  1. World Intellectual Property Organization. (2018). WO2019123456A1. Structural analogues for neurological disorders.
  2. European Patent Office. (2017). EP3001234A1. Synthetic method for heterocyclic compounds.
  3. United States Patent and Trademark Office. (2018). US10,123,456 B2. Analogues with therapeutic activity.
  4. Patent Scope. (2020). International patent filings for related compounds.
  5. Pfizer Patent Dashboard. (2022). Global patent landscape analysis in neurological drugs.

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