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The Berlin-based biotechnology company MOLOGEN AG announced today that it has been granted patent protection for its innovative MIDGE-Th1 technology in China.
Using the MIDGE technology, MOLOGEN develops so-called 'DNA vaccines' for the prevention and treatment of severe infectious diseases.
In 2005, MOLOGEN had been granted a patent for this technology in the European Union.
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In 2006, MOLOGEN has entered a research and development, collaboration and license agreement with a leading US animal health company for its MIDGE-based vaccine against Leishmaniasis for a companion animal application.
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