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Leading Overseas Scientists Establish High-Tech Bio-Pharmaceutical Enterprise in Changzhou
Date:4/25/2008

. Therefore, in order to prevent rabies, preventive vaccination must be applied to dogs, cats and similar animals. However, the homemade attenuated rabies living animal vaccines that are in current, widespread use were long ago phased out in Europe and America. The World Health Organisation has also clearly expressed that they do not support its use because of its safety and questionable immunisation effects (especially as the source of the toxin used for manufacturing the attenuated living vaccine is showing signs of Atavism. The immunisation effect is also poor.) Therefore, there are serious hidden safety problems in the use of this vaccine.

Inactivated rabies vaccines represent the development trend of rabies preventative measures for animals, which has been widely applied in advanced countries. However due to its strict development conditions, there are no homemade supplies available in the domestic market. The imported inactivated vaccine is expensive, so it is difficult to be promoted extensively in China. Facing such a large dog-breeding market and the severe need for rabies prevention, it is imperative to produce homemade inactivated rabies. Therefore, the inactivated rabies vaccine produced by Changzhou Tongtai Bio- pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. will provide a safe, highly effective and low-cost option.

Professor Fu Zhenfang contributed his technology to the project and holds 65% of the shares. He is currently a professor working in the graduate school's pathology and epidemiology departments in the veterinary institute of Georgia University, US. As a famous virus specialist, he is an authoritative figure in the field of bio-products for animal use, especially in the research of rabies. His laboratory has mastered several manufacturing technologies, including inactivated rabies vaccine, parvovirus, hepatitis, canine distemper, and parainfluenza. They have independent intellectual property rights for core technologies of inactivated rabies vaccines
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