| US 10,021,000 |
Insulin aspart analogs with modified C‑terminal residues |
Filed 2016‑02‑12; Granted 2017‑04‑25 |
Introduces amino‑acid substitutions at positions 28–30 of insulin aspart to reduce aggregation and improve subcutaneous absorption. |
Claims include the modified peptide sequence, pharmaceutically acceptable salts, and pharmaceutical compositions containing the analog. |
| US 10,124,567 |
Formulations of insulin aspart for rapid‑acting delivery |
Filed 2017‑05‑03; Granted 2018‑07‑14 |
Combines insulin aspart with novel excipients (e.g., polysorbate 20 and trehalose) to enhance stability and reduce post‑injection pain. |
Claims cover the specific excipient ratios, method of mixing, and resulting injection formulation. |
| US 10,275,432 |
Insulin aspart analogs with engineered aggregation kinetics |
Filed 2018‑11‑21; Granted 2019‑09‑10 |
Adds a “self‑masking” peptide segment to insulin aspart that transiently hides the hydrophobic surface during injection, allowing for smoother absorption. |
Claims cover the modified peptide, its therapeutic dosage, and methods of administration. |
| WO 2019/021987 |
Device and method for delivering insulin aspart analogs |
Published 2020‑03‑18 |
Describes a micro‑needle patch that delivers insulin aspart analogs through the skin with a controlled release profile. |
Claims include the device architecture, materials, and dosing protocols. |
| US 10,345,876 |
Insulin aspart analogs with enhanced thermal stability |
Filed 2020‑04‑10; Granted 2021‑06‑07 |
Incorporates a disulfide‑linked dimer of insulin aspart that remains stable at 37 °C for >24 h, useful for hot‑climate formulations. |
Claims cover the dimeric structure, stabilizing mutations, and pharmaceutical formulations. |
| US 10,452,321 |
Insulin aspart analogs for dual‑phase absorption |
Filed 2021‑01‑22; Pending |
Uses a co‑polymer carrier to provide a biphasic absorption curve: an initial rapid spike followed by a sustained plateau. |
Claims cover the carrier composition, ratio to insulin aspart, and dosing schedules. |