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EP2468269 - Nitric oxide donors in therapy of nitric oxide deficiency-induced disturbances of cerebral microcirculation [Right-click to bookmark this link]
StatusThe application has been refused
Status updated on  19.10.2012
Database last updated on 24.04.2024
Most recent event   Tooltip19.10.2012Refusal of applicationpublished on 21.11.2012  [2012/47]
Applicant(s)For all designated states
Universitätsklinikum Münster
Domagkstrasse 5
48149 Münster / DE
[2012/26]
Representative(s)Schiweck Weinzierl Koch Patentanwälte Partnerschaft mbB
Ganghoferstraße 68 B
80339 München / DE
[N/P]
Former [2012/26]Schiweck, Weinzierl & Koch
European Patent Attorneys Landsberger Straße 98
80339 München / DE
Application number, filing date10192669.926.11.2010
[2012/26]
Filing languageEN
Procedural languageEN
PublicationType: A1 Application with search report 
No.:EP2468269
Date:27.06.2012
Language:EN
[2012/26]
Search report(s)(Supplementary) European search report - dispatched on:EP28.04.2011
ClassificationIPC:A61K31/00, A61K31/4245, A61K31/454, A61K31/5377, A61K31/541, A61P9/10
[2012/26]
CPC:
A61K31/4245 (EP,US); C07D271/04 (EP,US); A61K31/454 (EP,US);
A61K31/5377 (EP,US); A61K31/541 (EP,US); A61P9/10 (EP)
Designated contracting statesAL,   AT,   BE,   BG,   CH,   CY,   CZ,   DE,   DK,   EE,   ES,   FI,   FR,   GB,   GR,   HR,   HU,   IE,   IS,   IT,   LI,   LT,   LU,   LV,   MC,   MK,   MT,   NL,   NO,   PL,   PT,   RO,   RS,   SE,   SI,   SK,   SM,   TR [2012/26]
Extension statesBANot yet paid
MENot yet paid
TitleGerman:Nitridoxidspender bei der Behandlung von Nitridoxidmangel-induzierten Störungen der Hirnmikrozirkulation[2012/26]
English:Nitric oxide donors in therapy of nitric oxide deficiency-induced disturbances of cerebral microcirculation[2012/26]
French:Donneurs d'oxyde nitrique pour la thérapie des perturbations induites par une déficience d'oxyde nitrique de la microcirculation cérébrale[2012/26]
Examination procedure04.07.2012Despatch of communication that the application is refused, reason: Examination on filing A.90(5) [2012/47]
14.07.2012Application refused, date of legal effect [2012/47]
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