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 Project LM-AMT1
Identification of the anti-tumoral properties of a molecule, which favourably stimulates human DNA repair mechanisms of healthy cells and not of tumour cells.
February 2005
Having successfully completed a discovery phase,
Having successfully completed a discovery phase, development of an important cooperation agreement for the LM-SHG1 libido-enhancement project, in order to initiate a Phase I clinical trial on this promising nutritional supplement.
November 2004
Launch of LM-LPR1
Launch of LM-LPR1, a new project concerning oral and skin allergy, based on plant extracts, in order to prepare for further developments in the research programmes.
September 2004
Start of a Phase I
Start of a Phase I clinical trial in Asia, as part of the LM-DPG2 project, for depigmentation of the skin and face stains, for the cosmetics industry.
July 2004
LMD starts a collaboration
LMD starts a collaboration agreement with the French Army Research Services about LM-AMT1 project for study of a molecule that enhances DNA repair systems after exposure to radiation.
The applications for this discovery are numerous, in both the field of population protection and in oncology.
May 2004
Based on a plant source
Based on a plant source that is particularly rich in active principles, LMD develops an industrial production process for natural L-Sulforaphane, for the nutraceutical industries.
April 2004
LM-ESC1
One of the most ambitious of of LMD projects, LM-ESC1, the development of a product for treatment of pressure sores and chronic wounds, successfully completed a phase II clinical trial in March 2004. The strong point of this project lies in the efficiency and the original mode of action of the product, which will be registered as a medical device.
March 2004
Parfums Cosmétiques Actualités
“Parfums Cosmétiques Actualités”, dated February-March 2004 published an overview of LMD’s policies, goals, methodology and means. One of LMD’s main projects, LM-DPG2, is also described and considered as a breakthrough in the field of skin lightening products.
February 2004
Project LM-ATB1
Project LM-ATB1 (food preservative): launch of an industrial test in collaboration with a major world chemical industry involved in food preservation. The aim is to study the application and mechanism of action of various molecules patented by LMD.
November 2003
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