问题 单项选择题 B1型题

对特定疾病有显著疗效的品种可以申请()

A.中药一级保护

B.中药二级保护

C.未披露数据保护

D.专利保护

E.设立新药监测期

答案

参考答案:B

解析:《中药品种保护条例》第6条规定,可以申请一级保护的是:对特定疾病有特殊疗效的;相当于国家一级保护野生药材物种的人工制成品;用于预防和治疗特殊疾病的。第7条规定,可以申请二级保护的是:符合本条例第6条规定的品种或者已经解除一级保护的品种;对特定疾病有显著疗效的;从天然药物中提取的有效物质及特殊制剂。

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