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Researchers at CAS Institute of Biophysics solve crystal structure of E. coli multidrug transporter, relevant for antibiotic resistance
The group of ZHANG Kai and colleagues has solved the structure of E. coli MdfA protein, a multidrug transporter, in the presence of chloramphenicol at 2 A resolution. This finding might help to design antibiotics which are not bound to the transporter.
China Bio news release, August 12, 2015
China will start program on personalied medicine
The program, which is titled “precision medicine” in China, will be started in 2016 and based on a genome database of its population. It will be organized by the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences under the auspices of academician ZHAN Qimin.
China Bio news release, August 11, 2015
China will soon launch Jilin-1, carrying 4 commercial satellites
Jilin-1 will consist of four satellites, one for high-definition images, one for testing new space technology and two for video transmissions. Jilin, with its capital Changchun, is one of the country’s oldest industrial bases and is developing its satellite industry as a new economic base.
The province is said to plan the launch of 60 satellites by 2020 and 137 by 2030.
CAS news release, August 11, 2015
3d Military Medical University develop „superbug vaccine“, active against S. aureus
The team aroud ZOU Quanming is now entering clinical trials with patients 18 – 59 years old to bring this recombinant vaccine to the market, in view of reducing the risks of MRSA infections of compromised patients.
China Bio news release, August 6, 2015
Shanghai researchers convert fibroblasts from Alzheimer patient into neuronal cells
A team around PEI Gang at Shanghai’s CAS Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology found that human fibroblasts can be directly converted into neuronal cells by a chemical cocktail of seven small molecules. The chemical-induced neuronal cells (hciNs) were similar to hiPSC-derived neurons and TF-iNs with respect to morphology, gene expression profiles, and electrophysiological properties. The protocol was successfully applied to generate Alzheimer’s disease patient fibroblast derived neuronal cells for disease modeling.
CAS news release, August 7, 2015
CAS Insttute of Oceanology, Qingdao, succeeds to breed albino sea cucumbers, an expensive delicacy
Some years ago, five white sea cucumbers sold at an auction in the city of Jinan for 160,000 renminbi, or nearly $26,000 at today’s exchange rate. Based on the genome sequence of sea cucumbers, sold by this institute and others, the group of YANG Hongsheng succeeded in breeding 150 million white sea cucumbers suitable for aquaculture. In Chinese traditional medicine, sea cucumbers — which are called haishen (海参), or “sea ginseng,” in Chinese — are thought to improve skin texture, reduce high blood pressure and suppress cancer.
CAS news release, August 8, 2015
CAS publishes “Blue Book” on China’s International Competitiveness in basic sciences
Based on quantitative measures for scientific outpout, the authors conclude that China needs to strengthen basic science. Between 2009 and 2013, the number of papers grew by 80 %, but citations are still low (5.3 % of global citations). Global share of Chinese life sciences is only about 2%, while the US share in this subject is around 50%.
CAS news release, August 5, 2015
COFCO Nutrition and Health Research Institute wins MAKE award
The MAKE award (for Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise) was inaugurated in 1998 as a global research program seeking to identify those organizations which are out-performers by above average growth in intellectual capital and wealth creation. Global MAKE winners are, e. g., Apple, ConocoPhillips, Deloitte, Google, IBM, Novo Nordisk, SamsungGroup, SAP, Siemens, Tata Group, and Toyota. COFCO obtained the prize for job retention marks, for catalyzing innovation, delivering business value etc.
China Bio news release, August 4, 2015
Engineering Research Center of Food Safety, Chongqing, develops simple and fast test for melamine-adulterated milk
The test is based on the color change of gold nano-particles which can be monitored simply and quantitatively by UV-Vis spectroscopy within 15 min at 2 ppm sensitivity, applicable in field screening.
CAS news release, July 30, 2015
China’s next 5-years-plan (135) for pharmaceutical industry seems ready
The focus will be on medical information including telemedicine information systems, hopsitals with improved management system, support of the medical device industry, in particular for high-end equipment, and enhanced R&D support for Chinese drug makers
China Bio news release, July 30, 2015
Shanghai opens National Center for Protein Science
The center is conceived as one of 12 large national science facilities and located in the Pudong area. Construction cost were 100 million Yuan. Since the start of trial operations in mid-2014, 3.500 researchers from 60 indstitutes and universities across China are said to have carried out experiments in this well-equipped institution already.
CAS news release, July 29, 2015
Shanghai Jiaotong University team finds carbapenem-resistant mobilome in Klebsiella pneumoniae strain
The group of Zixin DENG has identified has mapped the mobilome in the genome of this opportunistic pathogen. The mobilome comprises six plasmids, two integrated transposons, seven prophages and other sophisticated mobile genetic elements, coding for more than twenty important resistance genes.
China Bio news release, July 28, 2017
Tsinghua Holdings and Baoji High-Tech Zone in Beijing sign strategic agreement to build 1.3 billion Yuan S&T Park
The partners will offer space and technology from China’s leading university in various fields of information technology, environmental protection, life science, technology services and knowledge industries, the Internet industry, biomedicine, new energy development, intelligent manufacturing, machinery and electronics, offering intellectual support from talents.
China Bio news release, July 27, 2015
China’s bioindustry maintains 20 % annual growth: Wan Gang
At the 2015 International Conference for Bioeconomy held in Dalian, MOST chef Wan Gang held that the output of China’s bioindustry reached 3,16 trillion Yuan (510 billion USD) in 2014 and will show further strong growth.
China Bio news release, July 27, 2015
Taiwan’s Bioindustry is thriving
Bio Taiwan 2015 (July 23 – 26, 2015) shows a blooming industry sector with 288,6 billion NT $ turnover (8.5 billion €), strong growth and investment. Acording to President MA Yingjeou, Taiwan now boasts over 1600 biotech companies or 2,16 % of all listed companies.
China Bio news release, July 24, 2015