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The revival of Phage Therapy to fight Antimicrobial Resistance – Part I: What are the legal implications?
Timo Minssen
CIIR - Centre for Information and Innovation Law
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Phage Therapy
100%
Bacteriophages
37%
European Union
18%
Bacteria
14%
Anti-Bacterial Agents
14%
Viruses
10%
Nuclear Weapons
8%
Intellectual Property
8%
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (U.S.)
8%
Public-Private Sector Partnerships
8%
Research Personnel
7%
USSR
7%
Influenza Vaccines
6%
Gastrointestinal Diseases
5%
Burns
5%
Microbial Drug Resistance
5%
Infections
5%
Bacterial Infections
5%
Pharmaceutical Preparations
4%
Head
3%
Therapeutics
3%
Clinical Trials
3%
Safety
3%