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(Taiwan) TaiGen's TG-0054 demonstrates safety, rapid stem cell mobilization in Phase I trials

(BiotechEast staff)

29 September, 2009
Taiwan's TaiGen Biotechnology Co., Ltd. announced today that in a Phase I study in healthy volunteers TG-0054, a chemokine receptor CXCR4 antagonist, was well tolerated and rapidly mobilized stem cells and endothelial progenitor cells from bone marrow into peripheral blood.

(Taiwan) Adimmune kicks off human trials for A(H1N1) vaccine

(China Post, Taiwan)

26 September, 2009
Sole local vaccine manufacturer Adimmune Corp. will begin human testing of the A(H1N1) vaccine today or tomorrow, and an assessment of its effectiveness could be expected in three weeks time, health officials said yesterday.
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(China) Julphar announces supply agreement with Hualan Biological Bacterin Co. Ltd for H1N1 vaccine

(Mena Report)

23 September, 2009
Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries (Julphar), the leading manufacturer of pharmaceuticals in the U.A.E. based in Ras Al Khaimah, has announced that it has signed an agreement with Hualan Biological Bacterin Co. Ltd, a leading provider of biopharmaceutical products, for the supply and marketing in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region of Hualan’s H1N1 vaccine, which is a single shot vaccine.
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(Taiwan) Taiwan makes headway in new drug development

(China Post, Taiwan)

23 September, 2009
Taiwan has made encouraging progress in biopharmaceutical development, as two new drugs developed by local companies with government assistance have received international recognition recently, an official said Wednesday.
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(Taiwan) Bayer smartens up 13 school clinics

(China Post, Taiwan)

22 September, 2009
Pharmaceutical company Bayer has taken responsibility to spruce up 13 school clinics around the island in time to help administrators battle the widening A(H1N1) epidemic.
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(Taiwan) Local discovery of nitrate sensor may contribute to botany, medical research

(Taipei Times)

19 September, 2009
A study led by Academia Sinica research fellow Tsay Yi-fang has made a breakthrough that may reduce the need for nitrogen fertilizer to grow plants in poor soil and offers an insight into how key molecules in the human body are detected and kept in balance.
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(Taiwan) Local scientists develop sperm efficiency test kit

(Taipei Times)

19 September, 2009
National Taiwan University on Thursday unveiled a male fertility home test kit that breaks new ground by measuring the efficiency of sperm cells -- a key factor in determining men's ability to father children.
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(Taiwan) SunTen Phytotech's STD07 drug candidate for intestinal disorders to undergo clinical trials in Taiwan

(BiotechEast staff)

18 September, 2009
STD07, an active small molecule discovered by botanical drug development company SunTen Phytotech (STPT), has received approval for human clinical trials from the Department of Health (DOH), Taiwan, according to the company.

(Taiwan) Yaung hopeful on H1N1 epidemic

(China Post, Taiwan)

17 September, 2009
The health minister struck an optimistic chord yesterday and affirmed his hope to see the A(H1N1) swine flu epidemic show signs of waning in the next week.
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(Taiwan) Scientists say ‘dung of the devil’ may help battle H1N1

(Taipei Times)

13 September, 2009
A folk remedy from an herb known as “dung of the devil” because of its rank smell could lead scientists to new drugs for swine flu, a Taiwanese study said.
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