China Deepens Reforms, Opens Key Sectors to Global Trade
China is deepening its reform and opening-up efforts by fully implementing the negative list for cross-border trade and launching trials in telecom, biotechnology, and foreign-owned hospitals.
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Chinese Mainland Develops Gene-Editing Method to Reduce Corn Plant Height
Scientists from the Chinese mainland have developed a gene-editing technique to produce shorter, sturdier corn plants, enhancing global food security through increased planting density and lodging resistance.
Australia Launches Genetically Engineered Mosquito Initiative to Combat Deadly Diseases
Australia partners with Oxitec to release genetically engineered mosquitoes aimed at reducing deadly disease spread from dengue, Zika, and yellow fever carriers.
China Unveils World’s First International Standard for Stem Cell Data
China’s Institute of Zoology releases ISO8472-1, the world’s first international standard for stem cell data, enhancing global research collaboration.
China Approves Phase-I Trials for New mRNA Tumor Vaccine Targeting Epstein-Barr Virus
China’s WestGene Biopharma receives approval for Phase-I clinical trials of a pioneering mRNA vaccine targeting Epstein-Barr virus positive tumors, marking a significant breakthrough in cancer treatment.
China’s New Ethical Guidelines Shape the Future of Human Genome Editing
China’s Ministry of Science and Technology releases new ethical guidelines to regulate human genome editing, ensuring responsible and fair scientific advancement.
Chinese Scientists Harness Gut Bacteria to Combat Dengue and Zika
Chinese scientists develop a natural method using gut bacteria to reduce mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and Zika, offering a sustainable alternative to genetic modifications.
Innovative Method Boosts Tree Genetic Cloning Efficiency
A multinational team from Tel Aviv University and the Volcani Institute unveils a groundbreaking method for efficient tree genetic cloning, enhancing traits like disease resistance and fruit quality.