An inquest into the death of Mrs Cox, who took the drug voluntarily, was held last week and a coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure.
The drug was administered by her elder sister, Dr Yvonne Pambakian.
Both sisters worked for a pharmaceutical company, Amro Biotech, set up by their mother, Dr Arpi Matossian-Rogers.
Amro Biotech had spent more than £3 million developing the drug, known as "B71", to treat diabetes, cancer and was even hoped to reverse ageing.
At the time of Mrs Cox's death, it was still being tested in trials in the Netherlands.
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