Asia-Pacific Biotech News

GSK to Licence Roche's Carvedilol in India.

India-based Torrent Pharma Teams up with Novo Nordisk to Make Insulin.

First Dog Cloned by South Korean Team.

Roche and WHO Discuss a Deal on Bird Flu Drug, Tamiflu.

Encephalitis Outbreak in Northern India Kills Many Children.

H5N1 Avian Virus Identified in Mongolia.

RIKEN Achieves Breakthrough in CNS Research.

Harvard Scientist's Breakthrough in Stem Cell Research.

Freshwater Fish in Hong Kong Contain Cancer-causing Chemical.

Professor Bongso Awarded the ASEAN Outstanding Scientist Award.

Dengue Scare in Southeast Asia.

New Technology Developed to Test Pig-borne Disease – Strep Suis.

Singapore Accreditation Council Ties Up with College of American Pathology.

Latest Developments in Gene Therapy.

The Status and Promise of Cancer Gene Therapy.

Beauty and Beast: The Promises and Concerns of Gene Therapy Vectors.

How Safe is Gene Therapy?

Gene Therapy of Cancer.

Canadian Diagnostics Company Medmira Inks JV With China's Tianhe Pharmaceutical.

Elder Pharma Teams Up with Ceejay to Manufacture Natural Dietary Fibre Supplement.

Grandix Ties Up with Italian Chromogenix.

Bio*One Capital's A-Bio Pharma Secures A Second Deal with GlaxoSmithKline.

Innogene Kalbiotech Collaborates with Recombio SA.

CordLife — Southeast Asia's First AABB Accredited Cord Blood Bank.

Taiwan's Medigen Collaborates with NZ's Pacific Edge Biotech.

Sagittarius Life Science Seeks Partner for Commercialization of New Products.

Evotec Technologies Provides InsightTM Cell.

Agilent's New HD-CGH Custom Microarrays for Pinpointing Cancer-related Genetic Abnormalities.

Singapore IBN's Urine-Powered Batteries for Biochip Devices.

International Study Suggests Possible Link Between Evolution and Cancer.

Scientists Discover Connection Between Fetal Stem Cells and Maternal Brain.

Rice Revelations.

Contraceptive for Weeds?

Institute of Chinese Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong Awarded NIH Grant.

Crocodile Blood May Hold HIV Cure.

Singapore to Build one of World's Most Advanced Biomedical Plant.

The Way We See the World.

Interview with Nobel Laureate Professor Peter Agre.