Cyclodextrin for treating lymphedema
A recent patent application of NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE claims for the treatment of lymphedema by using empty cyclodextrin (beta-cyclodextrin
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METHYL-CYCLODEXTRIN FOR USE IN TREATING ENVELOPED VIRUS INFECTIONS SUCH AS SARS-CoV-2
The patent application (1) with priority date of 09. March 2020 claims that methyl bCD preferably with DS 0.7 (Crysmeb)
European Patent Office upholds Curadev’s SBE-β-CD patent for new composition of matter
Yahoo Finance published: Working with Professor Steve Wicks and his team at the University of Greenwich, Curadev developed a new method for
China National Intellectual Property Administration: A CD-complex patent case report
China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) announced the top 10 patent reexamination & invalidation cases in 2020 at its Open
Cyclodextrin dimers to treat atherosclerotic plaques by targeting various forms of cholesterol
SENS Research Foundation (USA, California) filed a PCT patent application (WO2020142716) that was recently published. In the invention, a new class
Allergic Eye treatment with Cyclodextrins
There is a not extremely recent but certainly very interesting patent application related to a special use of cyclodextrins, namely
A patent application for potential medical use of CD-based (poly)catenanes
Researchers from Kumamoto University (Hidetoshi Arima, Keiichi Motoyama, Taishi Higashi) filed an international patent application on a novel synthesis of
Bitter taste? Masked!
Although there are several commercial examples for the uses of cyclodextrins as taste-masking agents (Nicorette, Ulgut, Zyrtec, etc), their use
Cyclodextrins in oral formulations – has the time of supergenerics come?
Development of generic formulations with cyclodextrins for oral delivery has been neglected for several decades, since the CD-enabled formulations often
Cyclodextrin to formulate proteins – dream or reality
Several cyclodextrins have been claimed by dozens of papers including huge works of Serno [1] and Hartl [2] to be