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    A new Chinese medicine drug X002 of Guizhou bailing Alzheimer's disease encountered obstacles in preclinical research

    • Last Update: 2020-04-03
    • Source: Internet
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    Guizhou bailing has a technical problem in the pre clinical research of class 1 Chinese medicine X002 The company is tackling the technical problem and cannot predict when it will be solved X002 is used to treat Alzheimer's disease It is a new drug in Guizhou bailing's prospectus together with the hepatitis B drug tifentai In March 2009, Guizhou bailing and Zunyi Medical College signed an agreement to jointly carry out the research and development of the drug, which is still in the pre clinical research and development stage.
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