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Thai researchers develop allergy test kit for domestic animals
The technology breakthrough helps to reduce the amount of wait time by clinic physicians, quicker analysis of animal health symptoms, and cost savings for both the clinic and pet owners.
Thai researchers produce omega 3 from microbes
Researchers at Thailand's National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC) successfully produced DHA omega 3 from locally sourced microorganisms
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  Valeant to buy branded generics company in Brazil
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NEWS
Virbac unveils first regional R&D center in Asia
Veterinary pharmaceutical company Virbac has launched Virbac Animal Health, Biotechnology R&D Center Asia at Science Park in Pathumthani province, Thailand
HTDS fast tracks its entry into Thailand
Hard to Treat Diseases (HTDS) and its China-based subsidiary Mellow Hope announce that the company has closed its previously announced pending contract worth about $1.8 million
FEATURES
Convergence of transcriptional, proteomics profilings
Microarray technology soon expanded its application to profiling other biological entities such as single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), genomic copy number, microRNAs, and transcription factor binding sites
Thailand: In step with industry
In the eighth and final part of the series profiling the life science industry associations of Asia, BioSpectrum features Thailand
PEOPLE
Thai researcher wins UNESCO fellowship
The research paper entitled "Applications of Microarray Technology in Research and Development in Thailand" by Dr Nistsara Karoonuthaisiri of BIOTEC attracted the interest of the L'Oreal Thailand judging committee
We are focused on research linkages
Thailand is making concerted efforts to promote its life sciences industry. The countrys National Center for Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology (BIOTEC) is pursuing the objective of inducing research, development and application of biotechnology
EVENTS
Thailand to host AsiaSense 2009
Thailand to host the fourth international conference on sensors, AsiaSense 2009, from July 29-31, 2009 at the Imperial Queen's Park Hotel, Bangkok
Thailand to host ABIC 2009
Thailand to host the ABIC conference (Agricultural Biotechnology for Better Living and a Clean Environment) from September 22-25, 2009 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok
R & D
Thai researchers develop allergy test kit for domestic animals
The technology breakthrough helps to reduce the amount of wait time by clinic physicians, quicker analysis of animal health symptoms, and cost savings for both the clinic and pet owners.
Thai researchers produce omega 3 from microbes
Researchers at Thailand's National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC) successfully produced DHA omega 3 from locally sourced microorganisms
PRODUCTS
Thai lab produces low-cost cell-permeabilizing reagent, ENZhance
The Enzyme Technology Laboratory of Thailand's National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology has developed an effective low cost cell-permeabilizing reagent, ENZhance, for local industrial use
Thailand BIOTEC commercializes in-house molecular weight markers
Thailand researchers at BIOTEC revealed the launch of locally made 100 basepair and 1 kilobase standard DNA molecular weight markers through BioExcellence, who has marketed the markers for six months with good response
 
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