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China • Cambrian "Walking Cactus" Found in China
Hong Kong • HKU Identifies Early Target Cells of SARS
Taiwan • Silk Transistor Discovery
Thailand • Dengue Vaccine Breakthrough in Land of Smiles
Europe • End to Yearly Flu Vaccines?
USA • Artificial Retina Breakthrough • Chemist Shortcuts Drug Processing • Exciting Potential in New HIV Gene Therapy • Gems Augment Chemotherapy • World's First Tissue-Engineered Urethras a Success • Cancer Drug May Save Preemies’ Sight • Proteins Now for Biofuels, Biorefining Other Regions Europe • Banana Peels Purify Water Feature • CROs: Challenges to Contiuing Growth • Life Sciences Capital Investing and Bioentrepreneurship in China and Asia Taking Off • Flexing the Muscles of BioVentures in Japan and Beyond • Future Directions and Growth of Biotechnology in China: An Analysis • Potential Abounds, Biotechnology Research in China • Biotechnology Parks: China into the Next Future • Interview with Kurt Wüthrich - Why Structural Biology Matters • The PCR Revolution – An Interview with Carl T Wittwer • Vietnam Healthcare – The Next Growth Frontier? • Open Innovation: Next Frontier In Global Biopharma Industry Industry Watch • Delay in GM Food may Cost India • M&As Set to Rise in India • Senate Passes America Invents Ac Research and Findings • Anti-Rejection Drug Breakthrough • Information Sharing Immune Cells Could Cure Cancer • China Sets 2020 Vision for Research • Bai Chunli to Lead CAS • Experts Urge Reform of Science Grants • New Role for p53 • Novel Fluorescent Protein Developed • Animal Activists Induce Fear in Biomedical Research • A Facebook For Scientists • Stem Cells Could Reverse Glaucoma Damage • South Asia's First AIDS Vaccine Lab in Gurgaon • CCMB Breakthrough in Seed Cloning • First Asian-based Genome-Wide Association Study on Optic Disc Area • I2R Ties Up With French Counterparts • Scientists Identify Cause of Rare Skin Cancer That Heals Itself • Singapore's First Cancer Drug Shows Promise • Cancer Research Alliance • A*STAR-Maccine Collaborate on Preclinical Imaging • Taiwan Researchers Report Breakthrough in 'Cell Rejuvenation' • New Drug Stops Parkinson's Disease in Mice • TCM Plant Mechanism Elucidated • 'Good Cholesterol' Structure Identified Conference Calendar
Feature • CROs: Challenges to Contiuing Growth • Life Sciences Capital Investing and Bioentrepreneurship in China and Asia Taking Off • Flexing the Muscles of BioVentures in Japan and Beyond • Future Directions and Growth of Biotechnology in China: An Analysis • Potential Abounds, Biotechnology Research in China • Biotechnology Parks: China into the Next Future • Interview with Kurt Wüthrich - Why Structural Biology Matters • The PCR Revolution – An Interview with Carl T Wittwer • Vietnam Healthcare – The Next Growth Frontier? • Open Innovation: Next Frontier In Global Biopharma Industry
Industry Watch • Delay in GM Food may Cost India • M&As Set to Rise in India • Senate Passes America Invents Ac
Research and Findings • Anti-Rejection Drug Breakthrough • Information Sharing Immune Cells Could Cure Cancer • China Sets 2020 Vision for Research • Bai Chunli to Lead CAS • Experts Urge Reform of Science Grants • New Role for p53 • Novel Fluorescent Protein Developed • Animal Activists Induce Fear in Biomedical Research • A Facebook For Scientists • Stem Cells Could Reverse Glaucoma Damage • South Asia's First AIDS Vaccine Lab in Gurgaon • CCMB Breakthrough in Seed Cloning • First Asian-based Genome-Wide Association Study on Optic Disc Area • I2R Ties Up With French Counterparts • Scientists Identify Cause of Rare Skin Cancer That Heals Itself • Singapore's First Cancer Drug Shows Promise • Cancer Research Alliance • A*STAR-Maccine Collaborate on Preclinical Imaging • Taiwan Researchers Report Breakthrough in 'Cell Rejuvenation' • New Drug Stops Parkinson's Disease in Mice • TCM Plant Mechanism Elucidated • 'Good Cholesterol' Structure Identified
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