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InsideTumorCells intends to patently protect the IP rights of a new cancer medicine that releases the drug into tumour cells, minimising side effects. (English)
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point in time: 7 July 2021
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Revision as of 01:07, 7 July 2021

Project Q2866735 in Portugal
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Project Q2866735 in Portugal

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    42,500.0 Euro
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    76.0 percent
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    18 June 2019
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    15 February 2022
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    UNIVERSIDADE DE COIMBRA
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    40°12'40.28"N, 8°25'46.06"W
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    InsideTumorCells pretende proteger por patente os direitos de PI de um novo medicamento para o cancro que liberta o fármaco dentro das células tumorais, minimizando os efeitos secundários. (Portuguese)
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    InsideTumorCells intends to patently protect the IP rights of a new cancer medicine that releases the drug into tumour cells, minimising side effects. (English)
    7 July 2021
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    Coimbra
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    Identifiers

    CENTRO-01-0145-FEDER-042773
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