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- noun A particular
cephalosporin antibiotic .
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Examples
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"This is serious for Basilea," Chief Financial Officer Ronald Scott said during a conference call Tuesday, pointing to the absence of expected milestone payments and royalties for ceftobiprole, which is also known as Zevtera.
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There is a high unmet medical need for new antibiotics such as ceftobiprole that cover resistant bacteria including MRSA, but also clinically important and problematic Gram-negative pathogens.
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The ruling ends a dispute between the two companies over experimental antibiotic ceftobiprole, a drug that targets so-called superbugs, which are responsible for many hospital-acquired-infection deaths.
Business Watch 2010
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European health-care regulators had halted the approval process on ceftobiprole, pending completion of investigations into how clinical testing was conducted.
J Cedes Drug Rights To Small Swiss Partner Julia Mengewein 2010
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There is currently a fifth generation of cephalosporins on which researchers pin great hope, exemplified by the drug ceftobiprole.
SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010
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Johnson confirmed that it had terminated its rights to ceftobiprole but didn't provide financial details.
J Cedes Drug Rights To Small Swiss Partner Julia Mengewein 2010
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There is currently a fifth generation of cephalosporins on which researchers pin great hope, exemplified by the drug ceftobiprole.
SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010
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Johnson, its development partner for its key drug ceftobiprole, handed back full rights for the drug after European regulators rejected it.
J Cedes Drug Rights To Small Swiss Partner Julia Mengewein 2010
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There is currently a fifth generation of cephalosporins on which researchers pin great hope, exemplified by the drug ceftobiprole.
SUPERBUG MARYN MCKENNA 2010
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A European Union regulatory committee delayed its decision on whether to approve Zevtera, or ceftobiprole, for the treatment of complicated skin and soft tissue infections.
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