PharmaCyte Biotech Inc (PMCB)

[Jimmy Joe]

The patent expired 27-Mar: ref PR pump of 22-Mar. And no, you can not just submit a new filing with the USPO to replace expiring patents.

No need to. Provide a link to any large pharmas who are working on a similar technology. TIA

The so called "Vulture big pharmaceutical companies" are interested in small cap NAS biotechs with immuno, or targeted antibody therapies, along with potential vaccines, or newer chemo drugs. They are not interested in buying a Microcrap scam, presenting a 20 yr old idea that Metronomic chemo with an alkylating chemo drug may or may not work in pancreatic cancer as an add on therapy. But what about CIAB (again now off patent)? There was never a control arm included in the ad hoc German studies of giving Metronomic Ifosfamide alone without introducing CIAB beads. However, in the past decade Metronomic chemo has received more attention - without the need of any magic CIAB or other beads. The "Vulture big pharmaceutical companies" don't need to buy a Microcrap scam in order to include a generic Ifosfamide or Cyclophosphamide Metronomic arm as an add to another drug trial they are testing.

And of these antibody therapies with immune or targeted intentions... again, provide a link to the use of these therapies and inoperable pancreatic cancer. And again TIA. For the rest of that quote above see my provide a link to ANY pharmas/biotechs using any technology like PMCB's CiaB. Again TIA.

Also provide a link for ANY company out there that has an immune therapy OR targeted therapy with the scientific backing PMCB has.
Von Hoff, Lohr, Simpson are people who don't involve themselves in
scams. Oh there is Advasis, but they are not going to be a stand
alone solution to cancers.
If you like do some DD on Von Hoff. If not your problem.

The kind of study Pharmacyte is undertaking and its execution sometimes takes months to years.

And as for CiaB..... Corning had gorilla glass since the early 1960s, couldn't find a use for it..... In the last decade gorilla glass has been used
for everything from flatscreen TVs to notepads and personal phones.
FYI, patent ran out on gorilla glass decades ago. Still made a killing though $$$$$$. There may have been competitors that tried to copy Corning or figure out what exactly it was that they did to make such thin super strong break resistant glass. I guess Corning kept the technology in house PIP. So far no one to my knowledge has cracked it. It still remains an intact proprietary intellectual property of Corning. Pun intended. LOL