BeyondSpring. has been granted a patent for plinabulin polymorphs, specifically a crystalline form of plinabulin monohydrate. The patent includes claims regarding its unique X-ray powder diffraction pattern, which features at least three specific characteristic peaks. GlobalData’s report on BeyondSpring gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Crystalline form of plinabulin for therapeutic use

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: BeyondSpring Inc

The granted patent US12024501B2 presents a series of claims related to various crystalline forms of plinabulin, a compound with potential therapeutic applications. The claims detail specific X-ray powder diffraction patterns characterized by distinct peaks at various 2? angles, which are critical for identifying the crystalline structure of plinabulin. Notably, claims 1 and 8 outline two different crystalline forms, each exhibiting unique diffraction patterns with specified peaks. Additionally, the patent claims include information on the melting points of these forms, with one crystalline form melting at approximately 264°C and another at about 267°C. The differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) thermograms associated with these forms also reveal endothermic peaks, further confirming their distinct thermal properties.

Moreover, the patent encompasses compositions of plinabulin that incorporate excipients, with claims specifying that these compositions contain more than 50% or 75% by weight of the crystalline form of plinabulin. This highlights the potential for formulating plinabulin in various pharmaceutical applications. The claims also emphasize the importance of the crystalline form's stability and purity, which are essential for ensuring the efficacy and safety of the resulting compositions. Overall, the patent provides a comprehensive framework for the characterization and application of plinabulin in medicinal formulations, underscoring its significance in the pharmaceutical landscape.

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