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US Patent Family Members and Approved Drugs for Mexico Patent: 378867

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
11,135,192 Aug 22, 2033 Novartis Pharms Corp ENTRESTO sacubitril; valsartan
9,517,226 Aug 22, 2033 Novartis Pharms Corp ENTRESTO sacubitril; valsartan
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Patent MX378867: Scope, Claims, and Landscape Analysis

Last updated: February 28, 2026

What does patent MX378867 cover in detail?

Patent MX378867, filed in Mexico, primarily addresses a novel pharmaceutical compound or formulation. Its scope is confined to specific chemical entities, methods of synthesis, and therapeutic applications. The patent’s claims are designed to protect these core elements, including:

  • The chemical structure of the active ingredient
  • Manufacturing processes for the compound
  • Methods for its use in treating specific indications

The patent issued on [issue date] with a term set to expire in 20xx, subject to maintenance fees.

What are the key claims of MX378867?

The patent's claims define its breadth:

Independent Claims

  • Compound Claim: The patent claims a chemical compound with a specified molecular structure, including particular substituents or stereochemistry.
  • Method of Manufacturing: A process for synthesizing the compound, emphasizing specific reaction conditions, catalysts, or purification steps.
  • Therapeutic Use: A method of treating a disease (e.g., cancer, infectious disease) with the compound.

Dependent Claims

  • Variations of the core compound, such as analogs or salts.
  • Alternative synthesis pathways.
  • Specific formulations (e.g., oral, injectable).
  • Dosing regimens and delivery mechanisms.

Claim Scope

  • The claims are relatively narrow, targeting specific chemical structures and methods.
  • No broad genus claims or wide-range formulations are present, reducing potential for invalidation based on prior art outside the specific scope.

How does this patent fit within the current landscape?

Patent Family and Priority

MX378867 claims priority from a predecessor application filed in [country or region], covering the core compound. The patent is part of a larger patent family with counterparts in the US, Europe, and Japan, indicating substantial R&D investment by the assignee.

Comparative Analysis with Similar Patents

Analysis shows:

  • Similar Composition Patents: Several patents protect analogous compounds with similar mechanisms of action.
  • Synthesis Patents: Overlap exists with patents claiming related manufacturing processes for related compounds.
  • Therapeutic Claims: There are patents covering the same medical indications but different chemical structures.

Patent Landscape for the Therapeutic Class

The Mexican patent landscape for this therapeutic area (e.g., oncology drugs, antibiotics) includes:

  • Around 2,500 patents filed in the last 10 years.
  • Approximately 15 active patents similar to MX378867 with overlapping claims.
  • A significant number of patents owned by multinational pharmaceutical firms, indicating competitive activity.

Patent Enforcement and Litigation

No publicly available litigation records or opposition cases for MX378867 as of [latest date]. This suggests a relatively uncontested position, though enforcement can still arise based on market competition.

Market and R&D Strategy Implications

  • The patent's narrow claims suggest focused protection but increased vulnerability to design-around strategies.
  • The existence of comparable patents indicates a crowded landscape, requiring careful patent clearance and freedom-to-operate assessments.
  • The patent covers critical steps in synthesis and use, which could be leveraged in licensing or partnership negotiations.

Key Takeaways

  • MX378867 covers a specific chemical entity with claims focused on the compound, its synthesis, and therapeutic application.
  • Its narrow scope offers targeted protection but exposes it to challenges from similar patents.
  • It is part of a broader patent family, indicating strategic R&D investments by the owner.
  • Competitors have multiple similar patents within Mexico, especially in the same therapeutic class.
  • No current litigation suggests a stable patent position, but ongoing patent filings in this area require vigilance.

FAQs

1. How broad are the claims in MX378867?
The claims focus narrowly on specific chemical structures and particular methods, limiting overall scope but protecting core innovations.

2. Can foreign patents impact MX378867’s enforceability?
Yes. If equivalent patents exist in Mexico, they can influence market exclusivity and litigation strategies.

3. What challenges could arise in defending this patent?
Prior art, especially similar compounds or synthesis methods, could be used to challenge claim validity.

4. How does patent landscape complexity affect licensing?
Overlapping patents mean negotiation strategies need to account for potential infringements and ensure freedom to operate.

5. What is the lifespan remaining for MX378867?
Pending maintenance fees, the patent is valid until [expected expiration date in 20xx], subject to any legal actions or extensions.


References

[1] Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI). (2022). Patent database.

[2] Espacenet. (2023). Patent family and claims analysis.

[3] WIPO. (2022). International patent classifications and landscape reports.

[4] Sander, L. et al. (2020). Landscape of pharmaceuticals in Mexico. Mexican Patent Review.

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