Super Biotech Empire

"Mr. Chen, even if we let go of the supply, don't Hua people have the money to buy it?" Morgan laughed directly.

"Mr. Morgan, you are murdering. Do you know how many people in Huaguo are waiting for this medicine to save their lives? Stop talking so much nonsense and tell your conditions." Chen Qiang broke out directly. He hates this kind of righteousness the most. Threatening yourself, there are about 130 to 150 anticancer drugs that have been approved for marketing in various countries around the world. There are about 1,300 to 1,500 kinds of anticancer drug preparations formulated with these drugs, and now 80% of the products have been supplied to Huaguo in half.

"Mr. Chen, don't worry, we can talk slowly. Actually, we don't need much, we just need that kind of chip production technology." Morgan picked up a cigar and lit it.

"I'll think about it later." Chen Qiang said struggling while sitting in a chair.

"Okay, Mr. Chen, I'll give you a week. I hope you will think about it carefully." Morgan hung up immediately after finishing speaking.

Chen Qiang is very entangled at this time, and the West has acted a little rogue this time. Directly use the people of Huaguo as a threat. In this case, Huaguo has no other way. After all, the patents of these drugs are in the hands of these companies, and Huaguo can't force it. If Huaguo imitates it, the influence will be even greater.

At this moment, Chen Qiang's phone rang again, but this time it was Mu Bing.

"Chen Qiang, let me tell you some news. Our first product has been successfully developed." Mu Bing told Chen Qiang the news happily.

"Oh, I see." Chen Qiang said listlessly. Then he suddenly thought of something, stared at Mou Bing and asked, "You have succeeded, please wait a moment, I'll come over." Chen Qiang left his office directly after speaking.

Chen Qiang took the elevator directly to the basement floor, where there was a special passage leading to the laboratory building, and all experimenters knew about this passage. He quickly rushed to the fourth floor of the laboratory building, where Mu Bing's laboratory was located, and the entire fourth floor was the site of the Human Medicine Branch.

"Mr. Chen, this is the first carrier No. 1 that we have developed with strong activity, penetrability and high standards. It has not yet been named. It uses the principle of G protein coupling and can directly Create a channel on the cancerous cells, so that some effective antibodies carried on it can enter the cancer cells, and finally kill the cancer cells directly." As the head of this branch, Mu Bing, the boss of the group must invite himself to introduce himself.

"Have you tested it?" Chen Qiang asked directly.

"It has been tested. At present, we have only tested a specific factor for lung cancer. The effect is a bit poor, and it can only kill 30% of the cells. According to our calculations, if a patient with early lung cancer takes this drug, it will take a period of time." It takes one year to recover, but for advanced patients, this time period needs to be extended to about ten years." At this time, Mu Bing was not Chen Qiang's wife, but the head of a branch of the Starry Sky Institute, and Chen Qiang's subordinate, so her The answers are short and to the point.

"It's pretty good to be able to achieve this level. How about the production process?" Chen Qiang continued to ask. At this time, Chen Qiang did not regard Mu Bing as his wife, but as a scientific researcher.

"If the raw materials are sufficient, plus the production capacity of the group, it can reach 50,000 copies per day, but our drugs have not passed the application of the State Food and Drug Administration, and there is no way to mass-produce them." Mou Bing also knows what Chen Qiang asked. What is it, so she persuaded tactfully.

Take the United States as an example. The approval of new drugs in the United States can be said to be the most stringent and standardized in the world. I have seen a data saying that an ordinary company usually needs to spend 500 million U.S. dollars and take 12 to 15 years to bring a new drug from the laboratory to the market. Among the 5,000 preclinical compounds, only about 5 compounds can enter clinical trials (Clinical Trials), and only one of these 5 compounds can be approved for clinical treatment of patients and become a real drug.

There are seven stages of development from a new compound discovered in the lab to a drug to treat a disease.

The first stage is the development stage. In this stage, a newly discovered compound is tested in the laboratory and animals to prove that the compound has biological activity against a specific target disease, and to evaluate the safety of the compound.

The second stage is human trials. Every step in this stage must be documented, and all clinical protocols must be reviewed and approved by the institutional review board.

The third stage is the first-phase clinical trial. The clinical trial at this stage generally needs to recruit 20-100 normal and healthy volunteers for experimental research.

The fourth stage is the second phase of clinical trials. This phase of clinical trials usually requires 100-500 related patients to be recruited for trials. Its main purpose is to obtain data on the effectiveness of drug treatments.

The fifth stage is the third phase of clinical trials. This phase of clinical trials usually requires 1,000-5,000 clinical and inpatient patients, and is mostly carried out in multiple medical centers. Under the strict monitoring of doctors, further obtain the effectiveness data and Identify side effects, and interactions with other medications.

The sixth stage is the application stage. At this stage, the average review time of institutions in the United States is 12.6 months.

The seventh stage is approval for marketing. After marketing, it does not mean that it will be safe and sound. It must also submit relevant information to the FDA regularly, including the side effects of the drug and quality management records.

Although the Hua country's system is not as strict, it is similar, especially after these countries vigorously rectified the food and medicine industry, the supervision in this area has been strengthened a lot. Although Xingkong Bio is a star enterprise in Huaguo, they still do not have the privilege to surpass this system.

At this moment, Chen Qiang's excited mood cooled down again, after all, he only has a week now. After the drug has passed Phase I, Phase II, Phase III and even Phase IV clinical trials, everything will be gone.

When Chen Qiang left the laboratory building, he felt a trace of despair. He walked on eggshells all these years and was cautious, but in the end it ended in this way. But it’s okay, it’s just the chip, so you can give it. Anyway, they only need the production process. This technology is not very special, it just replaces some of the precise steps of the chip with microorganisms, but even so, he still feels distressed, because he is a person with a strong desire to control, it belongs to him, his Don't want to give up at all.

In the past few days, Chen Qiang didn't know how he was living, he thought a lot. Sometimes he even wants to give up the starry sky creatures. For Chen Qiang, this is a fact that he does not want to accept.

"Chen Qiang, what's the matter with you, you've been muddled for the past few days." Kong Ru came to Chen Qiang's office and asked angrily when he saw Chen Qiang who was in a daze.

"It's nothing, I'm just thinking about something." Chen Qiang said weakly. He didn't want these people who were close to him to know about this matter, as long as he took on some things himself, he didn't want to bring others into it.

"Chen Qiang, I don't know what's wrong with you, but do you know that more than 50,000 star creatures are relying on you for food, and your emotions are the barometer of the whole star creature. You have been panicking for the past three days. It's gone." Kong Ru sighed. Although Chen Qiang has endured some hardships, his ability to withstand stress is indeed not very strong. Kong Ru understood this by running to the library after Chen Qiang's experiment failed.

Chen Qiang didn't study at all in the library, and went to find out why. It's just that those who went to Beijing alone there were in a daze, and sometimes they just sat there for a whole day. Some people say that it is a person thinking, but in Kong Ru's view, it is escaping and avoiding his own failure.

That's all for today guys. I'll post more tomorrow, let's be lazy today!