mecasermin (Increlex)
mecasermin is an FDA-licensed reference biologic from Eton Pharmaceuticals, Inc.. Reference exclusivity, biosimilar lineage, and published patents from official FDA Purple Book records.
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Biosimilars
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Interchangeables
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Listed patents
2005
Reference approved
Reference product
Increlex mecasermin
Eton Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
- Approved
- Aug 30, 2005
- Marketing
- Rx
- Center
- CDER
- Patents
- None listed
Molecular structure
Experimental 3D structure for mecasermin from the RCSB Protein Data Bank (PDB 1IMX).
Interactive biological assembly from PDB entry 1IMX. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, and inspect the full atomic structure right here — no need to leave the page.
Exclusivity & patent cliffs
Approval, exclusivity, and published-patent expiration dates for mecasermin, in chronological order.
Reference approval
Approval date of the reference mecasermin product.
21 yr 2 mo ago
Orphan exclusivity ends
7-year orphan-drug exclusivity window.
14 yr 1 mo ago
Frequently asked questions
Are there biosimilars approved for mecasermin (Increlex)?
No 351(k) biosimilars or interchangeable biosimilars referencing mecasermin are listed in the FDA Purple Book yet.
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