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orphan drug a status granted by the FDA to unpatentable medications developed for rare diseases. Orphan drug status gives the drug's manufacturer a seven-year right to exclusively market the compound. This protection of unpatentable orphan drugs encourages their development by greatly increasing their profitability.
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orphan drug An FDA term for classification of a drug. Indicated for rare diseases. Gives the exclusive right to produce a drug that will be used by only an estimated small number of patients.
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orphan One or more ending lines of a paragraph at the beginning of a page or column and separated from the rest of the paragraph at the end of the previous page or column.
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orphan In word processing and publishing, the last line of a paragraph appearing on the first line of a page. Some applications adjust for this. Orphan is synonymous with widow.
Ãâó: www.scotsmist.co.uk/glossary_o.html
orphan receptor Potential receptor genes identified on the basis of sequence similarities with known steroid hormone receptors. Orphan receptors have unknown or possibly non-existent physiological ligands.
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