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Home > News > Altair Nanotechnologies Reports Progress on Drug Delivery System

July 27th, 2004

Altair Nanotechnologies Reports Progress on Drug Delivery System

Abstract:
Altair Nanotechnologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ALTI) today announced that it filed two new patent applications, which extend the company's intellectual property protection for its TiNano Spheres™ drug delivery system. Recent laboratory testing results show the ability to control the level of loading of drugs onto and into the TiNano Spheres, which provides for high drug and chemical loading levels. This capability is important for developing a broad platform of drug delivery systems that can address a multitude of market opportunities.

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