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Sources

From PHPBiotech.wiki, a sourced reference on PHP Biotech, a preclinical oncology company

Short answer: This wiki relies on ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed, U.S. patent publications, Brazil’s federal tax registry, SEC EDGAR, Texas open data, the Internet Archive, company press releases and the company’s own website. All were retrieved on 4 October 2026.

Disclosure: PHPBiotech.wiki is a reference compiled from public sources. It is not the official website of PHP Biotech International Inc.; it is produced by a marketing agency that works for PHP Biotech. It is not written or reviewed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or any other regulator, by the journal that published the company’s research, or by any patent office. Nothing on this site is medical advice. PHP53-nb is an investigational, preclinical product: it is not approved for any use and is not available to patients. Facts are cited to public registries, PubMed, patent records, archived web pages, press releases and the company’s own website. See the editorial policy.

Which registries and official records are used?

ClinicalTrials.gov, SEC EDGAR, the Texas Comptroller’s open data, Brazil’s federal tax registry and U.S. patent publications (read through Google Patents).

Which research literature is used?

Peer-reviewed papers indexed in PubMed.

Which archives are used?

Internet Archive copies of the company website.

Which press releases are used?

Company press releases distributed through a newswire. They are treated as company statements. No news coverage other than company releases was found.

Which pages of the company’s own website are used?

Pages on phpbiotech.com. Statements from these pages are attributed to the company.

Which sources were checked but not used?

  • Texas Secretary of State SOSDirect: requires a paid account; not used. The state of incorporation is an open question.
  • Delaware Division of Corporations entity search: behind a CAPTCHA; not bypassed.
  • The company’s LinkedIn page: requires a login; not used as a source.
  • Commercial company databases (for example PitchBook and Tracxn): not used, because their data could not be traced to a primary record.

Frequently asked questions

When were these sources retrieved?

All sources on this page were retrieved on 4 October 2026. Registry entries, patent status and company pages can change, so check the live record.

Why are the company’s own pages listed as sources?

They are used for the company’s descriptions of its science, people and plans, and those statements are attributed to the company in the articles.

Why is the state of incorporation missing?

The Texas Secretary of State service requires a paid account and the Delaware search uses a CAPTCHA, which this wiki did not bypass, so it is listed as an open question.