Synthonics Incorporated

Michaela E Mulhare

Thomas Piccariello

John D Price

Robert A Oberlender

Scott B Palmer

Mary C Spencer

The invention relates to supramolecular metal coordinated liothyronine (triiodothyronine, T3) compositions, methods of preparing such compositions, methods of purifying and formulating supramolecular metal coordinated liothyronine, and methods of treating hypothyroidism and other disease states using such compositions.

Metallo-liothyronine

Bismuth-containing compounds include bismuth and a biologically active agent coordinated to the bismuth. The biologically active agent includes at least one heteroatom configured for coordination with the bismuth. Coordination polymers include a polymer matrix that contains a bismuth-containing compound. Methods for modulating a pharmacokinetic property of a biologically active agent include coordinating the biologically active agent to bismuth to form a bismuth-containing compound, and administering the bismuth-containing compound orally to a patient. Methods for treating Parkinson's disease, methods for treating hypothyroidism, methods for treating ulcerative colitis, and methods for treating cancer each include administering a bismuth-containing compound to a patient.

Bismuth-containing compounds, coordination polymers, methods for modulating pharmacokinetic properties of biologically active agents, and methods for treating patients

A coordination complex having a physiologically acceptable pKincludes a metal and a biologically active agent. The pKof the coordination complex is less than the pKof the biologically active agent. A pharmaceutical solution for treating a patient includes a coordination complex and water, wherein the coordination complex is at least partially soluble in the water at physiological pH and in a therapeutically efficacious concentration. A method for treating a patient includes administering a pharmaceutical solution including a coordination complex and water to a patient in need of a biologically active agent.

Coordination complexes, pharmaceutical solutions comprising coordination complexes, and methods of treating patients

Embodiments of the present disclosure include a coordination complex, comprising a first biologically active moiety, a second biologically active moiety, and a metal, wherein the first biologically active moiety and second biologically active moiety are bound to the metal by covalent coordination bonds, and wherein the first biologically active moiety and second biologically active moiety are different. These complexes may enhance the pharmacodynamic properties of biologically active moieties.

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Michaela E Mulhare