Details for Patent: 7,802,568
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Summary for Patent: 7,802,568
Title: | Cartridge for a liquid |
Abstract: | For meteredly dispensing a liquid over a period of several months from a container which can be stored over a long period of time, the need is for a container which is practically diffusion-tight and in which the liquid does not come into contact with the ambient atmosphere. The cartridge according to the invention is a three-shell container comprising a collapsible bag which contains the liquid, a container which is stable in respect of shape and a stiff metal casing. The cartridge can be releasably connected to a dispensing device. The cartridge can be provided with a micro-opening with which the time for pressure equalisation between the cartridge and the ambient atmosphere can be adjusted. The cartridge is suitable for aqueous and for alcoholic liquids which contain a pharmaceutically active substance. The liquid in the cartridge is protected from external influences. The cartridge can be used in an atomiser for producing an inhalable aerosol for the treatment of illnesses. |
Inventor(s): | Eicher; Joachim (Dortmund, DE), Geser; Johannes (Dortmund, DE), Hausmann; Matthias (Dortmund, DE), Schyra; Michael (Wuppertal, DE), Wuttke; Gilbert (Dortmund, DE), Fiol; Andreas (Wuppertal, DE), Kladders; Heinrich (Muelheim, DE), Hochrainer; Dieter (Bingen am Rhein, DE), Zierenberg; Bernd (Bingen am Rhein, DE) |
Assignee: | Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH (Ingelheim am Rhein, DE) |
Application Number: | 11/232,896 |
Patent Claim Types: see list of patent claims | Device; |
Scope and claims summary: | Patent Analysis: United States Patent 7802568 Issued in 2010, United States Patent 7802568 revolves around the area of recombinant vectors based on the measles virus. This patent, which has since expired, primarily focuses on recombinant measles vectors intended to deliver therapeutic or prophylactic genes into mammalian cells. Key claims within the patent describe improved methods for the production and application of these vectors. Manner of Construction and Scope The instant patent provides its applicants with extensive claims on vectors engineered within the viral envelope of the measles virus. The patent addresses improved methods focusing on virus attenuation, enabling safer vector gene transfers, further processing from recombinant RNA within mammalian cells and more. Notably, the inventors explore specific serotypes (respiratory, dental, ocular, oral and pathogenic etc.) while enhancing the potential within measles vector-based gene therapy techniques. Key Claims and Impact The patent applies various nucleic acid constructs integrated with measles virus components allowing the overall formulation system to become much more efficient and cost-effective. These recombinant vectors assist by inserting and replicating within host cells making them highly competent for vaccine and therapeutics treatment. This patent comprises critical inventions that primarily address measles vectors attenuation ensuring host safety. Those methods detail various inactivating substances allowing inactivated measles vaccine delivery within desired locations in vector gene expression with some preferred claims demonstrating intracellular gene transfer applications related measles vaccine vectors. Adequate Application and Discussion of Claims Claims provided within the patent give its inventors exclusive rights over some recombinant constructs and related treatment applications. The application and scope of patent protection typically pertain to an invention disclosed providing superior recombinant vectors for enhanced genetic expressions from various methods. Though the patent's claims have expired, this work contributes crucial technology development in the field of gene therapy, specifically facilitating promising therapeutic and prophylactic applications. These inventive applications outline measles virus vector-based therapy exploration. Implication in Future Research and Discovery Looking forward in scientific and healthcare developments, modern breakthroughs largely rely on complex discoveries rooted from similar breakthrough discoveries expressed and detailed within existing patent applications. As we accelerate in this trajectory, inventive applications in recombinant proteins engineering continue the fast pace on our paths, significantly influencing life-saving medication discoveries pushing life-sciences' ground. While this specific patent has now expired, the comprehensive discoveries established in that patent greatly impact the continued refinement of recombinant vaccine technologies - further impacting disease modelling for therapy practice and discovery in gene therapy. |
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Foreign Priority and PCT Information for Patent: 7,802,568
Foriegn Application Priority Data | ||
Foreign Country | Foreign Patent Number | Foreign Patent Date |
Germany | 199 40 713 | Feb 23, 1999 |
Malaysia | PI 99 00627 | Aug 26, 1999 |
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