# Profoundd archive — Epstein Files # Bates number: EFTA02726131 # Title: Insulin Opportunity: Technical Presentation # Dataset: 11 # Pages: 8 # Images: 8 detected # Tags: epstein, doj, dataset-11, image-described # Source PDF: https://profoundd.com/epstein-docs/EFTA02726131/download # Doc viewer: https://profoundd.com/epstein-docs/EFTA02726131 # # Text below is what Profoundd has extracted from the source PDF. # 'ocr-enriched' tag means OCR was applied to scan-only pages. # Image descriptions are AI-generated factual captions (llava:13b). #---------------------------------------------------------------------- === SUMMARY === Insulin Opportunity: Technical Presentation PRIVIUM 3alr FUNDS Lic EFTA_R1_02213718 EFTA02726131 Patent Portfolio There is a solid IP Portfolio for the regular insulin process Patent Estate Title Intellectual Property Portfolio Katten Ref. Application / Filing/ Issue Date Patent # Application Data/ Status hGh and Methods for Preparation • 343445-00(106 • 61,305,451 • 2,17;2010 • Provisional App.; To convert on 2/17/2011 Insulin Production Methods and Pro-Insulin Constructs • 343445-00005 • 7,790 === EXTRACTED TEXT === Insulin Opportunity: Technical Presentation PRIVIUM 3alr FUNDS Lic EFTA_R1_02213718 EFTA02726131 Patent Portfolio There is a solid IP Portfolio for the regular insulin process Patent Estate Title Intellectual Property Portfolio Katten Ref. Application / Filing/ Issue Date Patent # Application Data/ Status hGh and Methods for Preparation • 343445-00(106 • 61,305,451 • 2,17;2010 • Provisional App.; To convert on 2/17/2011 Insulin Production Methods and Pro-Insulin Constructs • 343445-00005 • 7,790,677 • • 5/20/2007(FD) 9/7/2010 (ID) • • Issued 1st Maintenance Fee due 3/7/2014 Insulin Production Methods and Pro-Insulin Constructs • 343445-00013 • 12/658,852 • 2/16/2010 • • Continuation of 11/715,731 Published 8/19/2010 Improved Insulin Aspart Analog Preparations and Methods of Manufacturing and Formulating Same • 343445-00014 • TBD • In progress • In preparation Improved Insulin Glargine Analog Preparations and Methods of Manufacturing and Formulating Same • 343445-00016 • TBD • In progress • In preparation Liquid Insulin Compositions and Improved Methods of Manufacturing Liquid and Crystalline Insulin Preparations and Formulations • 1343445-00015 • TBD • In progress • In preparation 2 4 PRIV FLJNF UM S LIC EFTA_R1_02213719 EFTA02726132 Physiochemical Properties Technical Data Our generic meets the Doctrine of Equivalence for USP Grade Insulin-Humulin Physiochemical Property Value Amino acid sequence Amino acid composition Peptide map Disulfide bridges Molecular weight Isoform pattern Electrophoretic patterns Liquid chromatographic patterns Potency • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP • Equivalent to insulin hormone, USP I JIM' USP Certificate Illesnan TAT II•TR. r 4•••••• MISISSIO [rm. Ill. istoci7A 17 PKIVIUM Mir FUNDS ac EFTA_R1_02213720 EFTA02726133 Insulin Specifications Technical Data As the data shows, our generic has specifications that are equivalent to USP Grade Insulin Attribute Component Analytical Method Specifications Acceptance Criteri. Appearance • Visual Clear, colorless solution with no visible particulates Identity • RP-HPLC USP Retention time (RT) of the major peak in the chromatogram of the assay preparation corresponds to that in the chromatogram of the standard preparation, as obtained in the Assay Bacterial Endotoxins • USP <85> NMT 80 USP Endotoxin Units/100 Insulin Human Units Sterility • USP <71> Meets requirements when tested as directed for Membrane Filtration under Test for Sterility of the Products to be Examined Particulate Matter • USP <788> Meets requirements for small volume injections Limit of High Molecular Weight Proteins • RP-HPLC USP NMT.1.7% pH • USP <791> 7.0 to 7.8. determined potentiometrically Zinc • USP<591> 10 to 40 ug/100 USP Insulin Human Units Assay • RP-HPLC USP 3.30 to 3.64 mg/mL Potency 95.0% to 105.0% of label claim expressed in USP Insulin Human Units/mL Degradation Products Report all individual impurities >0.1% - Report Result lndentify all individual impurities >0.5% - Report Result Total degradation products: All peaks above reporting threshold <=3.0% Other • USP<1> Meets requirements for injections APET • USP<51> Bacterix NLT 1.0 log reduction from the initial calculated count at 7 days, NLT 3.0 log reduction from the initial count at 14 days, and no increase from the 14 days' count at 28 days Yeast and molds: no increase from the initial calculated count at 7, 14, and 28 days 18 PRIVIUM lar FUNDS ac EFTA_R1_02213721 EFTA02726134 HPLC Results Technical Data As the graphs illustrate, our generic is able to produce higher purity insulin with less polymeric forms than USP Grade Insulin 13 QCS-09-155 Insulin Filtered — Our Commercial Grade 16 Standard A — USP Grade Insulin SlopM Name: 0CS-09-145 Fatenod tniscbco Volume: 10.0 Semple Nome Mundard A *aim Vain 20.0 Val Minder KM Mints: RA7 IN N71 RM Dent •UV San* Two' unknown Wasting", 214 Sample Type: unknown Waal* 214 Can Rogow USP Muted Sub BonoVeitn: ns Canna Ruyan. UV Sim Sub arawl*PIE Gantt Method: IMUln ACM 004 304 Dlulion Fodor. 1.0000 Ounce Mt SUM A014 P04 fat Diction actor. 1.0100 Recording Time: 12/02000 7:04 Sant* ISWont 1.0000 Rscording rent 17M2009 11M Sr* MR* 1.10.0 Run Tent (Si): 6000 Sin* amount 1.0000 Run In (mop OOAO SemplePS Is ellVV VIA I VAI.2 4 I7 201 ion 5 woo A UV VIS 1 n 17.Ir 14.0 WS} 0} 7.5- 11 agaSI*45ssiliffejlt siwi I 4 tIiYA F 4 e . a 1704.214$07 0 41 Ito it) 250 211.0 Teo 3!..1 4o do • Silo it) 4100 PRIUM lar FUNIVDS LLc EFTA_R1_02213722 EFTA02726135 R & D Insulin Drug Substances Technical Data As the related substances analysis shows, our generic has the same peaks as USP Insulin, however, it has fewer contaminants Related Substances R & D Insulin Drug Substances Identity Retention Time Peak Area Relative Area Insulin • 21.19 • 884.701 • 99.11 A5/B4 Desamido • 22.96 • 0.842 • 0.11 • 26.3 • 0.508 • 0.07 A21 Desamido • 27.29 • 0.808 • 0.10 • 28.65 • 0.360 • 0.05 Multimer • 46.23 • 2.575 • 0.29 Insulin Human USP Standard Identity Retention Time Peak Area Relative Area % Insulin • 21.06 • 1275.883 • 98.35 A5/B4 Desamido • 23.29 • 3.084 • 25.36 • 0.23 • 0.330 • 0.05 A21 Desamido • 27.26 • 31.93 • 37.87 • 5.746 • 0.350 • 0.330 • 0.49 • 0.05 • 0.05 Multimer • 45.60 • 1.440 • 0.14 Multimer • 46.21 • 1.086 • 0.11 Multimer • 46.75 • 1.155 • 0.13 Multimer • 47.07 • 0.383 • 0.06 Multimer • 47.89 • 0.360 • 0.05 20 PRIVIUM lar FUNDS ac EFTA_R1_02213723 EFTA02726136 Peptide Mapping Technical Data As the data shows, the amino acid bonds in our generic are localized in the identical place as the USP Standard Reference Non-Reduced Peptide Map Using V8 Protease Peptide Fragments Fragment Number USP Reference Standard R&D Insulin Achain gln-cys-cys-thr-ser-ile-cy s-ser- leu-tyr-gln-lcu-glu Bchain phe-val-asn-gln-his-leu-cys-gly- ser-his-leu-val-glu Achain gln-cys-cys-thr-ser-ile-eys-ser- leu-tyr-gln-leu-glu Bchain phe-val-asn-gin-his-leu-cys-gly- ser-his-leu-val-glu I" Achain asn-tyr-cys-asn Bchain ala-leu-tyr-leu-val-cys-gly-glu Achain asn-tyr-cys-asn Bchain ala-leu-tyr-leu-val-cys-gly-glu III Arg-gly-phe-phe-tyr-thr-pro-lys-thr Arg-gly-phe-phe-tyr-thr-pro-lys-thr IV Gly-ile-val-glu Gly-ile-val-glu Reduced Peptide Peptide Fragments Map Using V8 Protease Fragment Number USP Reference Standard R&D Insulin I Gly-ile-val-glu Gly-ile-val-glu II Gln-cys-cys-thr-ser-ile-cys-ser-leu-tyr-gln- leu-glu Gln-cys-eys-thr-ser-ile-cys-ser-leu-tyr-gln- leu-glu III Asn-tyr-cys-asn Asn-tyr-cys-asn IV Phe-val-asn-gln-his-Ieu-cys-gly-ser-his- leu-val-glu Phe-val-asn-gln-his-leu-cys-gly-ser-his-leu- val-glu V Ala-leu-tvr-leu-val-cys-gly-giu Ala-Icu-tyr-Icu-val-cys-gly-glu A rg-gly-phe-phe-tyr-thr-pro-lys-thr VI Arg-gly-phe-phe-tyr-thr-pro-lys-thr 7 PRIVIUM "Mr FUNDS ac EFTA_R1_02213724 EFTA02726137 8 Electrophorectic Patterns Technical Data As the graphs illustrate, our generic has the identical electrophoretic patterns as USP grade insulin Figure 3.2.S.6: Non-Reduced Gel (run os Nupage 4-12% Bis-Tris gel with s MES SDS Running Buffer) 1 3 4 3 6 7 Blank MW marker USP SID Stag R&D Insulin Spa R&D Insulin in USP STD $pg MW market Figure 3.2.S.7: Reduced Gel (run on Nuplata-12% His:Iris gel with a MES SDS Running Buffer) eau I 2 1 4 S 6 7 Mirk Blw3 Phs2 maw USP STD Spa R&D InsulinSpg R&D Inwlin 114 VSP S I 0 his Illuc Plus 2 nista PRIVIUM lar FUNDS LLe EFTA_R1_02213725 EFTA02726138 === IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS === [Image 1] The image shows a document with a title that reads "Peptide Mapping." The document appears to be a scientific or technical report, possibly related to a study or analysis of peptides. It includes a table with columns labeled "Peptide," "Peptide Map," and "Peptide Map Using VS Procedure." The table lists several peptides with their corresponding maps, indicating some form of comparison or analysis. [Image 2] The image displays a document with the title "HGPC Results" at the top. Below the title, there are three graphs, each showing a different set of data. The graphs are labeled "A," "B," and "C," and they appear to be related to some form of scientific or medical data analysis. The graphs are presented in a black and white format, and they show various lines and curves that likely represent different [Image 3] The image shows a slide from a presentation, specifically focusing on "Insulin Specifications." The slide is structured with a table that lists various components and their specifications. The table includes columns for "Component," "Specification," and "Method." The visible text includes specific details such as "Antibody," "Antigen," "Antibody," "Antigen," "Antibody," "Antigen," "Antibody," "Ant [Image 4] The image shows a document with two photographs of electrophoretic patterns. The document appears to be a scientific or technical report, as indicated by the text and the style of the images. The text is too small to read clearly, but it seems to be discussing the electrophoretic patterns. The photographs are labeled "Type I" and "Type II," and they depict the results of an electrophoresis experim [Image 5] The image is a slide from a presentation, specifically focusing on "Physical Chemistry Properties for USP Grade Insulin." The slide contains a table with various physical chemical properties of insulin, such as amino acid sequence, molecular weight, and other characteristics. The slide is part of a larger presentation, as indicated by the slide number "17" in the bottom right corner. The slide is [Image 6] The image is a scanned document, specifically a patent portfolio. It contains a table with various columns such as title, application number, filing date, status, and priority date. The document is from a company named "Premium Funds LLC" and includes a list of patents with their respective details. The visible text includes names, dates, and patent numbers. The document is structured in a formal