Business · 14/09/2010Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

NIH to Grant Exclusive License for Immunotoxin Cancer Treatment

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The National Institutes of Health is considering granting an exclusive patent license to develop immunotoxins and targeted toxins for cancer treatment, based on six U.S. patent applications related to immunotoxins and targeted toxins.

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