PITHA V. MULLER et al. - Page 6




                 Interference 102,413                                                                                     Page 6                        
                 Pitha v. Muller                                                                                                                        
                 from  Dr. Lajos Szente and Dr. Teresa Czajkowska.  Pitha’s                                                                             
                 exhibits do not include a declaration or transcript of oral                                                                            
                 testimony from Dr. Winicjusza Ciesielski.                                                                                              
                          1. Intrinsically amorphous cyclodextrin derivatives.                                                                          
                          Pitha describes the research he supervised performed by                                                                       
                 Dr. Lajos Szente which purportedly exhibited the synthesis of                                                                          
                 intrinsically amorphous cyclodextrin derivatives which are                                                                             
                 water soluble and capable of forming inclusion complexes with                                                                          
                 drugs in water.  The experiments Sz-8, and Sz-111 are said to                                                                          
                 describe the synthesis of Poly-beta-cyclodextrin (PBCD)                                                                                
                 cyclodextrin derivative.   PBCD is said to be formed by the4                                                                                           
                 condensation of beta-cyclodextrin with epichlorohydrin.                                            5                                   
                 Pitha argues the absence of indication of crystals upon                                                                                
                 purification and the reaction described on Sz-8 is recognized                                                                          
                 to indicate amorphous-type characteristics.   The experiments                6                                                         
                 Sz-20, Sz-28, Sz-35, Sz-42 and Sz-49 are said to describe the                                                                          
                 synthesis of Hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin (HPBCD)                                                                                   
                 cyclodextrin derivative.   HPBCD is said to be formed by the7                                                                                           


                          4PB page 17, lines 2-7.                                                                                                       
                          5PX-38 column 4, lines 44-47.                                                                                                 
                          6PB page 15, 14-23.                                                                                                           
                          7PB page 15, lines 1-9.                                                                                                       





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