Diketopiperazine salts for drug delivery and related methods
AssigneeMannKind Corporation
InventorsAndrea Leone-Bay, Destardi Moye-Sherman, Bryan Wilson
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Abstract
Biologically active agent delivery compositions, which comprise diketopiperazine carboxylate salts are provided. Related methods for making and using the biologically active agent delivery compositions are also provided.
Claims36
A pharmaceutically-acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- said salt further comprises at least one cation;
- and
- wherein said salt is not a lithium salt of 2,5-diaspartyl-3,6-diketopiperazine or 2,5-diglutamyl-3,6-diketopiperazine.
A therapeutic composition comprising a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- the salt further comprises at least one cation;
- and
- said composition further comprises a biologically active agent.
A method of preparing a solid composition for drug delivery comprising:
- preparing a solution containing a biologically active agent and a pharmaceutically-acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound in a solvent;
- removing said solvent by a method selected from the group consisting of distillation, evaporation, spray drying and lyophilization;
- wherein said pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound has the structure according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- and
- said salt further comprises at least one cation.
A method of preparing a dry powder for drug delivery comprising:
- spray drying a solution of a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound and a biologically active agent to form a dry powder;
- wherein the dry powder releases a biologically active agent;
- and
- wherein said pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound has the structure according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- and
- said salt further comprises at least one cation.
A composition for delivering biologically active agents wherein said composition comprises a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound and a biologically active agent spray dried to form a dry powder such that said dry powder releases said biologically active agents and said pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound has the structure according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- and
- said salt further comprises at least one cation.
A microparticulate system for drug delivery comprising a composition of pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound and a biologically active agent, wherein said composition releases a biologically active agent, and said heterocyclic compound has the structure according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- and
- said salt further comprises at least one cation.
A method for delivery of particles to the pulmonary system comprising:
- administering via inhalation to a patient in need of treatment an effective amount of a biologically active agent in the form of a dry powder, said dry powder prepared by spray drying a solution comprising composition of a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound and a biologically active agent;
- wherein said dry powder releases said biologically active agent in the pulmonary system;
- and
- wherein said pharmaceutically acceptable salt of a heterocyclic compound has the structure according to Formula 1:
- wherein R1 or R2 comprise at least one carboxylate functional group;
- E1 and E2 comprise N or O;
- and
- said salt further comprises at least one cation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.