IP Library Granted Patent US 10,786,497
Granted Patent B2
US 10,786,497 · App. 14/461,155 · Granted Sep 29, 2020

Discrete PEG constructs

Inventor: Paul D. Davis (Dublin, OH)
Assignee: EquIP, LLC
A61K31/496A61K47/60A61K49/0043A61K49/0054A61K51/0482Y02A50/395
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Patent No.
US 10,786,497
App. No.
14/461,155
Granted
Sep 29, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

Disclosed are linear discrete PEG constructs, which can be created and produced in a precise and reproducible way. Key to being able to do these things, where x in the discrete PEG x can vary from about 2 to about 64, is that the processes used to make each linear portion is controlled to give essentially one oligomer/one compound. Having a variable length linear discrete PEG construct that is (a) primarily an linear discrete PEG construct with diagnostic or therapeutic groups attached along a chain of attachment cores, which is attached to a preferential locator; (b) is an m-discrete PEG as the terminal construct on the linear portion, and “hidden”; (c or linear discrete PEG with a terminus group that can be either negatively or positively charged, or neutral; and any of the discrete PEG portions can be designed to be cleaved after entering the cell.

Claims (50)

1. A substantially pure construct represented by:

where,

(a) AC is an amino acid attachment core;

(b) the linear hydrocarbon chains ( ) contains a discrete PEG residue of between about 4 and 64 ethylene oxide residues;

(c) A is a chemically reactable group or a chemically reactive group;

(d) the terminal linear discrete PEG-containing chain ( ) has between about 8 and 72 ethylene oxide residues and having a terminal non-reactive moiety; and

(e) n ranges between 1 and 10;

where A is biorthogonal;

where A biorthogonal.

2. The substantially pure compound of claim 1 , wherein A is a cell surface and matrix antigen, transport protein, receptor protein, an antibody, antibody fragment, cytokine, aptamer, siRNA, vitamin, steroid, a nanoparticle, or microparticle.

3. The substantially pure compound of claim 1 , wherein the wavy line, , contains between about 4 and 48 ethylene oxide groups.

4. The substantially pure compound of claim 1 , wherein each solid line, , independently, contains between about 8 and 36 ethylene oxide groups.

5. The substantially pure compound of claim 4 , wherein the wavy line, , attached to AC contains, between about 4 and 48 ethylene oxide groups.

6. The substantially pure compound of claim 1 , where the non-reactive terminal moiety of the terminal linear discrete PEG-containing chain ( ) is a methoxy group.

7. The substantially pure compound of claim 1 , where the non-reactive terminal moiety of the terminal linear discrete PEG-containing chain ( ) is a charged group.

8. A substantially pure construct represented by:

where,

(a) AC is an amino acid attachment core;

(b) the linear hydrocarbon chains ( ) contain a discrete PEG residue of between about 4 and 64 ethylene oxide residues;

(c) G is a masked chemically reactive moiety;

(d) A is a chemically reactable group or a chemically reactive group;

(e) the terminal linear discrete PEG-containing chain ( )has between about 8 and 72 ethylene oxide residues and having a terminal non-reactive moiety; and

(f) n ranges between 1 and 10;

where A is biorthogonal; and

where A and G are independently reactive or reactable.

9. The substantially pure compound of claim 8 , wherein G is one or more of:

(a) a diagnostic group, being one or more of radiolabels, chromogenic and fluorescent dyes, a biotin, and combinations thereof; or

(b) a therapeutic group being one or more of radionuclides, toxic drugs, cytokines, enzymes, antibiotic, and combinations thereof.

10. The substantially pure compound of claim 8 , wherein A is a cell surface and matrix antigen, transport protein, receptor protein, an antibody, antibody fragment, peptide, peptide substrate, cytokine, aptamer, siRNA, vitamin, steroid, a nanoparticle, or microparticle.

11. The substantially pure compound of claim 8 , wherein G is one or more of:

(a) a diagnostic group, being one or more of radiolabels, chromogenic and fluorescent dyes, a biotin, and combinations thereof; or

(b) a therapeutic group being one or more of radionuclides, toxic drugs, cytokines, enzymes, antibiotic, and combinations thereof.

12. A substantially pure construct represented by:

where,

(a) AC is an amino acid attachment core;

(b) the linear hydrocarbon chains ( ) contains a discrete PEG residue of between about 4 and 64 ethylene oxide residues;

(c) A is a biologically active group;

(d) the terminal linear discrete PEG-containing chain ( )has between about 8 and 72 ethylene oxide residues and having a terminal non-reactive moiety; and

(e) n ranges between 1 and 10;

where A is biorthogonal.

13. A substantially pure construct represented by:

where,

(a) AC is an amino acid attachment core;

(b) the linear hydrocarbon chains ( ) contains a discrete PEG residue of between about 4 and 64 ethylene oxide residues;

(c) G is a biologically active group;

(d) A is a chemically reactable group or a chemically reactive group;

(e) the terminal linear discrete PEG-containing chain ( )has between about 8 and 72 ethylene oxide residues and having a terminal non-reactive moiety; and

(f) n ranges between 1 and 10;

where A biorthogonal; and

where A and G are independently reactive or reactable.

Assignments (2)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Aug 10, 2023
From: EQIP, LLC
To: AUDAX PRIVATE DEBT LLC, AS AGENT
Reel/Frame 064554/0194 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 15, 2014
From: DAVIS, PAUL D
To: EQUIP, LLC
Reel/Frame 033548/0332 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 61866584 · Aug 16, 2013
Related Publication 20150065711A1 · Mar 5, 2015