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Sino-American team produces nanocarbon superelastic sponge material lighter than air
Yingpeng WU et al., Nature Communications 6, Article number: 6141 doi:10.1038/ncomms7141
Yunnan Institue of Animal Scineces breeds „Yunling Cow“ 云岭牛, an improved crossbred beef cattle
The breeding was done in collaboration with Australia since 1983 and has led to a variety which grows fast, has a high reproductive perormance, is resistant to crude feed and resistant to diseases. Meat quality is similar to Kobe beef. The crossbred is now introduced to 33 Chinese provinces.
China Bio news release, Feb. 25, 2015
Chinese Spring Festival 2015
Guangzhou Recomgen Biotech Co. develops first Chinese single-bolus thrombolytic agent
The company has developed 3 generations of products: streptokinase, urokinase and tPA. The company has now developed 3d generation tPA by genetic engineering and claims a better security of their product compared to imported products. GMP certification and drug approval have been issued.
China Bio news release, Feb. 17, 2015
Chinese biopesticide market will maintain strong growth, 3.2 billion USD in 2017
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the national pesticide industry in 2014 comprised 843 enterprises and generated an income of 300.841 billion Yuan, an increase of 7.5% over the previous year. Bio-fungicides and –pesticides such as strobilurins, BT products and Mycorrhiza showed particular strong growth, whereas the markets for chemical pestidides declined.
China Bio news release, Feb. 16, 2015
Changchun’s „plastic bag ban“ said to be successful
According to the Provincial Development and Reform Commission, on-site inspections at > 120 shops showed that the ban of traditional plastic bags was followed by over 80 % of the controls. Jilin Province has issued the ban on Jan. 1, 2015, and supplied 518 tons of biodegradable plastic products to major commercial chains. Fines for non-compliance are heavy: 10000 Yuan (1400 €) for larger, 5000 Yuan (700 €) for smaller shops.
China Bio news release, Feb. 16, 2015
CAS forms „genome sequencing platform alliance“
Under the auspices of the CAS Beijing Genomics Institute and the Ministry of Finance, CAS representatives from Guangzhou, Wuhan, Shanghai, Kunming and Beijing have agreed to form an alliance for upgrading and sharing genome sequencing technology within the 135 program. This step will also include various hospitals under the CAS.
China Bio news release, Feb. 16, 2015
China’s animal vaccine market will show double-digit growth
According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, the animal vaccine market will reach 17,5 billion Yuan by 2016. At present, compulsory vaccinations include FMD, avian flu, blue ear pig, swine fever vaccine and small ruminant category 5, the main varieties are PCV vaccine, Newcastle vaccine and porcine parvovirus disease vaccine. Pig and poultry vaccines account for more than 80% market share. The animal vaccine market is dominated by domestic enterprises, self-sufficiency rate is 90%. The pet vaccine market is dominated by foreign companies and has room to grow.
China Bio news release, Feb. 16, 2015
CAS Institute of Process Engineering, Beijing, develops improved process for bioethanol dehydration
The process is based on Mg2+ ion hydration in a vapor-liquid equilibrium. Through computational simulation of new technology, compared to the molecular sieve method, is expected to reduce energy consumption by about 30%.
CAS news release, Feb. 12, 2015
Korean scientist Hwoo-Suk HWANG will join Beijing Boyalife laboratory for stem cell research
Hwoo-Suk HWANG, reknown Korean stem cell researcher from Seoul National University with ambiguities on a Science paper, announced to join Boyalife Co. in Beijing, a major research company on animal and human stem cell technology. According to newspaper reports, Hwang said that in order to avoid the constraints of Korea bioethics, he will establish a laboratory in China.
China Bio news release, Feb. 12, 2015
Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics opens extraction and separation center for Chinese medicine
The center will promote technological innovations on natural resources and plant herbs of Gansu Province
China Bio news release, Feb. 12, 2015
State Council cautiously promotes agricultural GMO
In a press conference on Feb. 11, a representative of the government stressed that China will support GMOs technology. The legal system on GMO is in line with international standards, as is security management, technical regulation systems and administration which also covers a license for GMO research, testing, production, processing, and identity. Unauthorized production and secret planting is illegal and will be punished.
China Bio news release, Feb. 12, 2015
Liaoning promotes Biochar Engineering Technology Center
The pyrolysis technology works on weed, straw, twigs, leaves etc. which are heated in a kiln at < 700°C, forming charcoal. With a national production of 700 million tons of straw and 1,4 billion tons of agricultural and foresty waste, biochar could replase 150 million tons of standard coal and might become an emerging industry in China.
China Bio news release, Feb. 12, 2015
State Council’s „Central Document No. 1“: reform and innovation-driven modern agriculture
In the State Council’s “Central Document No. 1“, the reform of Chinese agriculture is emphasized, speeding up the construction of modern agriculture. Apart from technology push, a new type of farming system should be built. Farmers should remain in the dominant position of family-run farms, through the establishment of rural land transfer markets and service systems
China Bio news release, Feb. 10, 2015
CAS SIBS improves biobutanol fermentation from biomass
The group around Weihong JIANG identified by protein modelling functional domains in the Clostridium regulator CcpA which allow to circumvent inhibitory effects of xylose during growth on biomass hydrolysates.
CAS news release, Feb. 10, 2015