GB9705588D0 — Stable particle in liquid formulations
Assigned to ANGLIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION · Expires 1997-05-07 · 29y expired
What this patent protects
A stable particle in liquid formulation comprising a discontinuous phase of microparticles is suspended in a continuous phase which is a non-aqueous liquid, preferably biocompatible in which the microparticles are insoluble. The microparticles comprise finely powdered sugar glass…
USPTO Abstract
A stable particle in liquid formulation comprising a discontinuous phase of microparticles is suspended in a continuous phase which is a non-aqueous liquid, preferably biocompatible in which the microparticles are insoluble. The microparticles comprise finely powdered sugar glass, such as trehalose, palatnit, glucopyranosyl sorbitol, glucopyranosyl mannitol, lactitol and monosaccharide alcohols, such as mannitol and inositol, holding at least one biomolecular product, the biomolecular product in the sugar glass either being in stable solid solution or being itself in suspension in the sugar glass.
Drugs covered by this patent
- Abilify (aripiprazole) · Generic (originally Otsuka/BMS)
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