BIOPIRACY Imitations Not Innovations - Biopirateria
BIOPIRACY Imitations Not Innovations - Biopirateria
BIOPIRACY Imitations Not Innovations - Biopirateria
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Biopiracy: <strong>Imitations</strong> <strong>Not</strong> <strong>Innovations</strong> 55<br />
orally administered pharmaceutical compounds.<br />
US Patent 6,080,401: Herbal and pharmaceutical drugs enhanced with<br />
probiotics.<br />
US Patent 6,017,932: Pharmaceutical compositions containing at least one<br />
NSAID having increased bio-availability.<br />
US Patent 5,972,382: Use of piperine as a bio-availability enhancer.<br />
US Patent 5,698,199: Lipolysis acceleration method.<br />
US Patent 5,525,597: Synergistic insecticidal compositions comprising<br />
capsicum and insecticidal use thereof.<br />
US Patent 5,470,589: Hardening agent for affected tissues of the digestive<br />
system.<br />
US Patent 5,439,891: Process for preparation of pharmaceutical composition<br />
with enhanced activity for treatment of tuberculosis and leprosy.<br />
US Patent 5,273,754: Appetite suppressant composition and method relating<br />
thereto.<br />
US Patent 4,820,517: Process for obtaining a pepper extract with insecticide<br />
activity.<br />
Derivation observed:<br />
Indigenous use Modern use<br />
● Dermatopathy Treatment of skin diseases<br />
● Arthoritic diseases Dietary supplement for nutritionally<br />
promoting healthy joint function<br />
● Constituent of the dry condiments Flavourant compositions<br />
used in Indian cuisine<br />
● Used in the preparation of pipla Use of piperine as a bio-availability<br />
enhancer<br />
● Stomach ache, dyspepsia and Hardening agent for affected tissues<br />
flatulence of the digestive system
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