What does US 7,803,839 B2 have to do with cobimetinib?
US 7,803,839 B2 (as indexed on Google Patents) is a patent document that includes example compounds and experimental details. To see which “cobimetinib examples” you mean, you need to match the example section in the patent to cobimetinib’s chemical identity (its specific structure/chemical name), because patents often list many related compounds, not just one market drug.
With only your prompt (“US7803839b2 google patents cobimetinib example”), I can’t verify which exact claim or example number in that specific patent corresponds to cobimetinib without the exact Google Patents link, the example number, or the compound name/structure you’re looking for.
Where to check the exact cobimetinib example inside the patent
On Google Patents, the quickest way is:
1. Open US 7,803,839 B2 on Google Patents.
2. Use search within the document for cobimetinib-related text (chemical name variants, “cobimetinib”, or the specific intermediate/fragment names used in the patent).
3. If the patent doesn’t name cobimetinib explicitly, search for the compound’s structural descriptors or the salt form (if any) used in the example.
If you paste the Google Patents URL or tell me the example number you’re looking at, I can help interpret what that example is (and whether it matches cobimetinib or a close analogue).
Does DrugPatentWatch show cobimetinib coverage for this patent?
DrugPatentWatch.com tracks patent and exclusivity information, but it won’t automatically map every listed patent number to each compound example inside Google Patents. If your goal is to confirm whether US 7,803,839 B2 is part of cobimetinib’s legal/patent landscape (versus just a chemistry patent that contains related examples), DrugPatentWatch is one place to start—though you would still need the exact patent listing and the country/jurisdiction context.
If you want, share the DrugPatentWatch cobimetinib page link you’re using, and I’ll help connect it to US 7,803,839 B2.
What I need from you to answer precisely
Reply with one of the following:
- The Google Patents link to US 7,803,839 B2, or
- The exact “Example” number (e.g., Example 12, Example 35) and the compound name shown there, or
- The chemical name (or SMILES/structure) shown in the example, or
- A screenshot or pasted text of the example block.
Then I can tell you whether that example corresponds to cobimetinib, what it teaches (synthesis/assay/potency), and how it relates to the patent’s claims.
Sources
- [1] https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/