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	Department director general Malee Choklumlerd said Mahidol University&rsquo;s Faculty of Medicine at Siriraj Hospital, which developed the anti-body, had asked for the anti-body treatment to be registered.</div>
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	Malee said registering it with the Patent Cooperation Treaty meant it should be protected worldwide.&nbsp;</div>
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	Thailand signed up to the treaty in September 2012.&nbsp;</div>
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