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Spiroindoline pyrrolopyrrole triones NRF2-β-TrCP inhibitors for fatty liver treatment

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USPTO granted Patent US12590100B2 to researchers from Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and CSIC for spiroindoline pyrrolopyrrole trione compounds that inhibit the NRF2-β-TrCP interaction for treating fatty liver disease. The patent covers 3 claims and relates to therapeutic applications for chronic inflammation and oxidative stress-related liver conditions.

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The USPTO issued Patent US12590100B2 covering tetrahydro-spiroindoline-pyrrolopyrrole-trione inhibitors of the NRF2-β-TrCP interaction. The invention (inventors: Cuadrado Pastor et al.) provides compounds with general formula I and derivative salts for treating NRF2-related diseases caused by chronic inflammation and oxidative stress, specifically fatty liver disease. The patent classifies under CPC codes C07D 487/20, A61P 1/16, and G01N 33/5008.\n\nPatent holders and licensees seeking to develop these compounds for therapeutic use must obtain authorization from patent owners. Generic drug manufacturers should consider freedom-to-operate implications before commercial development. Research institutions may reference this patent when pursuing related NRF2 pathway therapeutics.

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Tetrahydro-spiroindoline-pyrrolopyrrole-triones inhibitors of the NRF2-β-TrCP interaction for use in the treatment of fatty liver disease

Grant US12590100B2 Kind: B2 Mar 31, 2026

Inventors

Antonio Cuadrado Pastor, Raquel Fernandez Gines, Jose Antonio Encinar, Rafael Leon Martinez, Juan Felipe Franco Gonzalez, Manuela Garcia Lopez, Maria Isabel Rodriguez Franco, Ana Isabel Rojo Sanchis

Abstract

The present invention relates to NRF2-βTrCP interaction inhibitors with general formula I and its derivate salts for use in the treatment of NRF2-related diseases caused by chronic inflammation and oxidative stress. More specifically the present invention relates to NRF2-βTrCP interaction inhibitors with specific formula I and its derivate salts for treating diseases of the liver related with chronic inflammation and oxidative stress, such as fatty liver disease.

CPC Classifications

C07D 487/20 A61P 1/16 G01N 33/5008

Filing Date

2022-01-13

Application No.

18027990

Claims

3

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Agency
USPTO
Published
March 31st, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Document ID
US12590100B2

Who this affects

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Drug manufacturers Pharmaceutical companies
Industry sector
3254 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Activity scope
Pharmaceutical Research Drug Development
Geographic scope
United States US

Taxonomy

Primary area
Healthcare
Operational domain
Legal
Topics
Pharmaceuticals Intellectual Property

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