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[Summary] => A leading expert in plant pharmaceuticals from the US yesterday said the Philippines has the potential of making it big in commercializing plant-made pharmaceuticals or biopharming and said investors should look into the prospects of the new technology like investing in malls and other profitable business.
Dr. Henry Miller, a former director of the US Food and Drugs Administration, said the Philippines has experts both inside and outside the government who know how to use the technology which he said can help spur economic growth.
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[Summary] => Plant molecular biologists and immunologists from the University of the Philippines Manila (UPM) and Los Baños (UPLB) are collaborating in preparing vaccine cuisines.
The experts believe that edible vaccines are possible in three to five years. Clinical trials on plant-derived edible vaccines are underway in some laboratories in the Philippines.
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"The findings need to be evaluated based on the principles of immunology and immunobiology," said Dr. Nina Gloriani Barzaga, professor of medical microbiology and microbial immunology at the UP College of Public Health.
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[Title] => Biotech coalition launched to eradicate poverty, promote food security
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Called the Biotechnology Conference of the Philippines, the group aims to influence government policies on biotechnology at the national and local levels and help achieve the national goals of food sufficiency, improved public health and a better environment
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DR. NINA GLORIANI BARZAGA
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Dr. Henry Miller, a former director of the US Food and Drugs Administration, said the Philippines has experts both inside and outside the government who know how to use the technology which he said can help spur economic growth.
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"The findings need to be evaluated based on the principles of immunology and immunobiology," said Dr. Nina Gloriani Barzaga, professor of medical microbiology and microbial immunology at the UP College of Public Health.
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[Title] => Biotech coalition launched to eradicate poverty, promote food security
[Summary] => A broad-based multi-sectoral coalition advocating the safe and responsible use of modern biotechnology was launched last week at Annabel’s Restaurant in Quezon City.
Called the Biotechnology Conference of the Philippines, the group aims to influence government policies on biotechnology at the national and local levels and help achieve the national goals of food sufficiency, improved public health and a better environment
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