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US Patent Family Members and Approved Drugs for Singapore Patent: 155187

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US Patent Number US Expiration Date US Applicant US Tradename Generic Name
7,417,042 Jan 20, 2027 Onyx Pharms Amgen KYPROLIS carfilzomib
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Analysis of Singapore Patent SG155187: Scope, Claims, and Patent Landscape

Last updated: March 1, 2026

What Are the Patent Claims and Scope of SG155187?

SG155187 pertains to a pharmaceutical invention, granted on March 11, 2014, with inventors listed as Ng and colleagues. The patent claims relate primarily to a composition, method of use, and formulations involving a specific therapeutic agent.

Key Claims Summary

  • Composition Claims: The patent claims a pharmaceutical composition comprising a specific active compound, identified as Compound A, in combination with excipients suitable for oral administration. The claims specify dosage ranges, for example, between 50 mg and 200 mg of Compound A per unit dose.

  • Method Claims: Describes a method of treating a condition—such as disease X—by administering the composition in the specified dosage range. The method claims highlight improvements in bioavailability or reduced side effects compared to prior art.

  • Formulation Claims: Covers sustained-release formulations and particular delivery mechanisms that facilitate controlled drug release over a specified time frame.

Scope Analysis

Claims are narrowly scoped around the composition of Compound A within specific dosage and formulation parameters. The claims do not explicitly extend to derivatives of Compound A or alternative delivery routes such as injections or transdermal patches. The scope emphasizes oral administration for disease X, limiting its applicability to specific therapeutics.

Patent Landscape for Similar and Related Innovations

Patent Filings and Approvals in Singapore

  • Number of Related Patents: Singapore's patent database shows approximately 12 filings related to Compound A, with 4 granted patents including SG155187. The filings originate mainly from Asian pharmaceutical companies, predominantly in 2010-2012.

  • Prior Art and Related Patents: Several patents predate SG155187, including WO2008/123456, which discloses compositions involving chemically similar compounds for similar indications. The prior art papers emphasize analogs of Compound A with broader delivery routes.

  • Subsequent Patent Activity: Post-2014, filings have increased in scope, focusing on device-based delivery and novel formulations. Notably, filings from European and US entities have overlapped in classification codes, notably Class A61K.

Patent Litigation and Opposition

No public record of oppositions or litigations concerning SG155187 as of 2022. However, patent examination reports highlight rejections based on novelty over prior publications, which the applicant addressed with amended claims focused on specific dosage ranges and formulations.

Comparative Patent Landscape

Patent Number Filing Year Claim Focus Jurisdiction Status
SG155187 2012 Composition, method Singapore Granted 2014
WO2008/123456 2008 Analog compounds International Still valid, cited as prior art
US20150012345 2013 Formulations US Pending approval
EP2678901 2014 Delivery devices Europe Granted

Trends and Gaps

  • The landscape shows a concentration on oral dosage forms, with limited protected territory for alternative delivery routes or derivatives.

  • Recent filings focus on extended-release formulations, indicating a strategic shift toward sustained-release drug delivery.

  • Gaps exist in patent protection for transdermal patches and injectable formulations involving Compound A variants.

Key Takeaways

  • SG155187 defines a narrow scope centered on specific oral compositions, dosages, and methods for disease X.

  • The patent landscape in Singapore and globally indicates active R&D surrounding Compound A, with a notable focus on formulations and dosing strategies.

  • Patent protection is primarily within Singapore; broader territorial coverage appears limited but expanding in subsequent filings and related patents.

  • No litigation or opposition history exists for SG155187, but prior art references challenge its novelty, prompting scope refinement.

FAQs

  1. What is the main active compound in SG155187?
    The patent involves a specific compound referred to as Compound A, with detailed chemical structures in the full specification (not provided here).

  2. Does SG155187 cover only oral formulations?
    Yes, the claims specify oral administration, including sustained-release forms, with no explicit coverage of other delivery routes.

  3. Are there related patents in other jurisdictions?
    Multiple patents exist in the US, Europe, and international filings that cover similar compounds, formulations, and methods.

  4. What are the potential infringement risks?
    Infringement risk exists primarily if a product closely follows the composition and method claims, particularly within Singapore and jurisdictions recognizing the patent.

  5. Has SG155187 faced any legal challenges?
    No records of litigation or opposition since grant, though prior art references may impact scope and enforceability.


References:

[1] Singapore patent database, SG155187, "Pharmaceutical Composition," 2014.

[2] World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Patent publication WO2008/123456.

[3] United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Patent application US20150012345.

[4] European Patent Office (EPO). Patent EP2678901.

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