Japan successfully developed antibodies against dengue fever

A research institute in Nagoya City, central Japan, has successfully developed antibodies against dengue virus in the context of complicated disease outbreaks with at least 72 infected people scattered over 14 provinces and cities of this country.

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Nagoya-based Biomedical Research Institute has successfully developed this antibody after implementing a joint research project with Thailand since 2009.

In 2013, the project achieved successful research results.

The research paper of this institute has been published but so far, the results of research by scientists in Nagoya have not received much interest in Japan, so this institute has not been able to conduct forestry experiments. Ready to deploy practical applications.

Officials of the Research Institute said that due to the practical application of a lot of investment, the Institute is still advocating to connect with pharmaceutical companies both at home and abroad to develop drugs to treat dengue fever. .

According to the official, this will take years.