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Kane Biotech Inc V.KNE

Alternate Symbol(s):  KNBIF

Kane Biotech Inc. is a Canada-based biotechnology company engaged in the research, development and commercialization of technologies and products that prevent and remove microbial biofilms. The Company has a portfolio of biotechnologies, intellectual property (66 patents and patents pending, trade secrets and trademarks) and products developed by its own biofilm research expertise and acquired from research institutions. DispersinB, coactiv+, coactiv+, DermaKB, DermaKB Biofilm, and revive are trademarks of the Company. Its patented coactiv+ technology is specifically formulated to destabilize biofilm and create an environment for fast wound healing. In Wound Care & Surgical applications, in addition to revyve Antimicrobial Wound Gel, it is developing follow-on products with three applications: coactiv+ Antimicrobial Surgical Hydrogel, coactiv+ Antimicrobial Wound Gel Spray, and coactiv+ Antimicrobial Wound Rinse. The Company's other biofilm disruption technology is DispersinB.


TSXV:KNE - Post by User

Post by francoisl13on Nov 12, 2024 9:46pm
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FLE for the treatment of acute 2nd degree burns

FLE for the treatment of acute 2nd degree burnsThe more I search the more I find interesting study and article about FB/FLE...this one from 'Military Medicine' that goes back to 2021 -- it looks like we are in the early stage of this technology development...click on the PDF document to read the full article.
Military Medicine January 2021 - journal article
GLTA!
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