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Australia • Degenerative Disease Breakthrough • New Genetic Cancer Risk Found • Experts Find Way to Make Mosquitoes Dengue-free
China • Virus May Cause High Blood Pressure • Eleven Die from Suspected Tainted Vinegar in China
Hong Kong • HK Study Finds Molecule that Offers Fertility Hope
India • Hyderabad Hospital Performs Rare Kidney Transplant • 20-minute Treatment for Blood Pressure • New Experimental Vaccine against Chikungunya
Japan • ES Cells Turn Into Sperm • Leading Japanese Pharmaceutical Scientists Advance Drug Discovery & Development with Mass Spectrometry and Chip LC Technology from AB SCIEX
Singapore • One Hundred and Twenty Aspiring Scientists Awarded Scholarships • Pacific Healthcare Launches Pacific Surgical and Colorectal Centre in Singapore • NTU Achieves Bacterium Breakthrough Other Regions • Killer T-cells Wipe Out Leukemia Feature • Natural Products in the Drug Discovery Programmes in Alzheimer’s: Impacts and Prospects • Advancement of chitosan based nanoparticles for present and future interests • Algal Tranformations for Enhanced Metabolite Production and Pathway Manipulation Review • Malaysia as a destination for foreign biotechnology investments Inside Industry • CTA Forms Collaboration with Indian CRO Clininvent • NANOTEC, Flinders University Initiate Research Collaboration • University of Western Australia and Agilent Technologies to Create World’s First Plant Protein Monitoring Database • Abbott Expanding Manufacturing Capacity in China • Infinity Group’s Tianyi Medical Fund Participates in 250 Million RMB Investment in Asymchem Laboratories (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. • Eli Lilly India and Lupin Announce Strategic Collaboration to Help Fight the Battle Against Diabetes • IndianOil & Dept. of Biotechnology Set Up Advanced Bioenergy Research Center • Ipca Labs acquires UK-based Onyx Research Chemicals • Trivitron Healthcare Partners with Hitachi Medical Systems Research and Findings • Rice Research Receives $10 Million Grant • New Method to Increase Antibiotic Yields • Extra Genes May Make You Extremely Thin • Biofuel Potential in Panda Poop • Social Engagement Changes Fat Type • Bacteria Clean Up Uranium, Produce Electricity • Probiotics Promote Brain Health • Soil Bacteria Targets Cancer • More Muscle for In Vitro Meat • New Carbon-Fixation Pathway Unveiled in Ocean Depths Conference Calendar
Feature • Natural Products in the Drug Discovery Programmes in Alzheimer’s: Impacts and Prospects • Advancement of chitosan based nanoparticles for present and future interests • Algal Tranformations for Enhanced Metabolite Production and Pathway Manipulation
Review • Malaysia as a destination for foreign biotechnology investments
Inside Industry • CTA Forms Collaboration with Indian CRO Clininvent • NANOTEC, Flinders University Initiate Research Collaboration • University of Western Australia and Agilent Technologies to Create World’s First Plant Protein Monitoring Database • Abbott Expanding Manufacturing Capacity in China • Infinity Group’s Tianyi Medical Fund Participates in 250 Million RMB Investment in Asymchem Laboratories (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. • Eli Lilly India and Lupin Announce Strategic Collaboration to Help Fight the Battle Against Diabetes • IndianOil & Dept. of Biotechnology Set Up Advanced Bioenergy Research Center • Ipca Labs acquires UK-based Onyx Research Chemicals • Trivitron Healthcare Partners with Hitachi Medical Systems
Research and Findings • Rice Research Receives $10 Million Grant • New Method to Increase Antibiotic Yields • Extra Genes May Make You Extremely Thin • Biofuel Potential in Panda Poop • Social Engagement Changes Fat Type • Bacteria Clean Up Uranium, Produce Electricity • Probiotics Promote Brain Health • Soil Bacteria Targets Cancer • More Muscle for In Vitro Meat • New Carbon-Fixation Pathway Unveiled in Ocean Depths
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