Wo0062778 dasatinib google patents?

Is “WO0062778” the patent that covers dasatinib?

Yes. “WO0062778” refers to a PCT-style patent publication number that corresponds to an application involving dasatinib (Sprycel). Google Patents can usually be searched by the publication number itself (or by the WO number format the site displays).

How to find it on Google Patents (exact search tips)

1. Go to Google Patents.
   
2. Search for the exact number: WO0062778
   
3. If that doesn’t return results, try these variations:
   
   • WO 200... 62778 (add the year if Google expects it)
     
   • dasatinib WO
     
   • dasatinib "WO6" (sometimes the formatting differs)
     
     

If the number doesn’t show up, what are the common reasons?

• The search number may be missing a year or hyphen/spacing that Google expects for that WO publication format.
  
• The mapping between internal IDs and the exact WO publication number can be off (for example, copied IDs from databases that don’t match the official WO publication formatting).
  
• There may be multiple related publications (salt forms, processes, formulations, or specific claims), so the exact dasatinib entry might be a nearby WO publication number.
  
  

Can I search by the drug name instead of the WO number?

Yes. Searching dasatinib on Google Patents will show many patent documents. From there, you can filter or open the records that match the WO number you have.

What I need to give you the exact Google Patents link

If you paste the full WO publication number as shown in your source (including the year, e.g., WO201x/xxxxxx), I can tell you the best exact query string to use and what to look for on the page (assignee, priority, publication date, and claim scope).

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