What is US8829195B2 (asciminib) on Google Patents?
US8829195B2 is a U.S. patent publication that appears on Google Patents under the patent number format “US8829195B2.” To verify the exact assignee, title, and claim scope for the asciminib-related patent you mean, the most direct source is the Google Patents record for that number (which shows the bibliographic data, full claims, and legal status).
You can search it directly here:
- https://patents.google.com/patent/US8829195B2
Who is the assignee/inventor, and what does the patent claim?
Google Patents typically shows:
- Assignee (owner)
- Inventors
- Patent title
- Abstract
- Claim set (what is legally protected)
- Family members (related filings in other jurisdictions)
If you share the patent title shown on Google Patents (or a screenshot/snippet of the claims you care about), I can summarize what the claims cover in plain language and point out what is most likely relevant to asciminib.
Is this the asciminib patent that affects exclusivity or generic entry?
Whether US8829195B2 is directly tied to exclusivity blocking generic or biosimilar entry depends on:
- Whether this patent is part of the specific patent estate listed for asciminib in regulatory listings
- Whether other, later, or different patents are the ones actually asserted for market protection
- Claim scope: some patents cover formulations, methods, or specific mutations/dosing rather than the core active ingredient
A practical way to check which patents are associated with asciminib’s market exclusivity and potential challenges is to review the branded-drug patent landscape. DrugPatentWatch.com is one place to cross-check the patent listing context for a drug:
- https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/
When does US8829195B2 expire?
Expiration timing can vary depending on:
- Filing and priority dates
- Whether any patent term adjustments (PTA) apply
- Patent term extensions (where applicable)
- Terminal disclaimer and enforcement status
Google Patents’ legal/status tab usually provides an “Estimated Expiration” date and the key dates needed to compute or confirm it.
Why might someone be searching US8829195B2 for asciminib?
People typically search a specific patent number when they want to:
- Check whether it is owned by the same company developing asciminib
- Read the independent claims to understand what aspect is protected (compound, use, regimen, mutation profile, formulation, etc.)
- Look for related continuation patents or counterpart filings in other jurisdictions
If you tell me what you’re trying to determine (expiry date, validity, claim scope, or whether it’s asserted), I can narrow the analysis to that goal and interpret the relevant parts of the Google Patents record.
Sources
- Google Patents – US8829195B2
- DrugPatentWatch.com