Scientific researchers are not saints.

This is true at all times and in all countries.

Shen Kuo, who was the culmination of the scientific achievements of previous generations and a milestone in the history of Chinese science, was actually a very dirty person inside. He snitched and assassinated Su Dongpo, and his behavior was not very ethical;

Newton, one of the great physicists in modern times and the discoverer of the three laws of physics, used despicable means to attack another scholar, Leibniz, because the other scholar also invented calculus.

Edison, the world-famous invention king and inventor of the light bulb, in order to suppress his contemporary Tesla, had cats and dogs captured and electrocuted with alternating current to slander his competitors.

Don't really think that talented people will be very moral. Mr. Guo enjoyed all the glory during his lifetime, but after his death, he was left in a mess. Why?

It’s not about the excavation of Zhu Yijun’s Dingling Tomb at all. What Lao Guo did, well, it’s hard to say. What it looks like from a distance is what it looks like up close.

Fuso scholar Inada Yoshiki is not a very academically moral person. He is jealous, greedy, and stingy, but he is talented.

He is an old man in the Fuso biosphere, and he is even a bit imitative.

Therefore, he has always looked down upon the biological people who emerged later, including Shen.

It's okay for you in the physics field to kneel down and lick it, but we in the biological field absolutely disagree with that.

However, Shen Guanglin challenged his bottom line again and again, and he had held a grudge in his heart for a long time.

At first, Shen Guanglin developed insect-resistant cotton, which caught his attention. It turned out that someone in China was also researching genetically modified technology.

Later, Shen Guanglin succeeded in directly cloning a cow, which made him a little confused. How could he come up with such a wonderful idea?

What's more, Shen Guanglin successfully researched and used yeast to mass-produce hepatitis B vaccine, and applied for a patent in Fuso Country, which made him very unhappy.

Moreover, Inada Yoshiki was not the only one who was unhappy, but the entire Fuso biological world was also very unhappy.

This time, he finally felt that he was not old yet.

How serious is it that you were able to discover major flaws in Shen Guanglin's achievements in such a short period of time?

This can’t be considered a flaw, this is a flaw!

If you were my student, I wouldn't let you graduate with that kind of major flaw.

Moreover, he really can't wait until later to start spreading rumors. It would be too slow. If he discovers a problem, he must point it out now and make you unable to step down on the spot.

Otherwise, jealousy would drive him crazy.

However, Shen Guanglin's light words dispelled all doubts. I have already researched the results. Why do you question my research and development process?

Even if I infer the therapeutic mechanism based on the compounds, you still have to hold your nose to recognize it, this is pharmaceuticals!

Moreover, why do people need to display all the compounds? This is not a graduation defense.

And, why is this compound called 1605? Is it a molecular formula?

Of course not!

There are international naming rules for molecular formulas, and they have been given in a small book. This stops everyone from guessing in this regard.

Now, everyone can use their imagination.

Try to imagine: Compound No. 1605, what does this mean?

Is the difficulty and difficulty of new drug research and development reflected in this number?

Some people really began to speculate: Was it because the compound was tested 1,605 times that it was given this name?

The truth is almost the same.

It's just that Boss Shen started naming it from 1500, and it was successful by 1605. Only 105 compounds were synthesized.

"The reason why we only recorded one compound in it is because this compound happens to be useful."

The meaning of what Shen Guanglin said is very obvious. What are the functions of other compounds? This is still one of our scientific research results. Why should it be made public?

Shen Guanglin thought for a while and said another paragraph as a summary:

"Your inability does not mean that others cannot do it. Just like, although you are not young anymore, you are still an unknown scholar. And I am already a world-renowned scientist, whether in physics, chemistry or All living things are like this."

Inada Yoshiki was so angry that he was trembling all over. He didn't even know that there was a word later called Qi Shi Leng, which was very suitable for his situation: "Don't you know who I am?"

"This is my new product launch. Why do I need to know who you are? Is it because you are older?"

The greatest tragedy in the scientific community is: I regard you as my opponent, but you regard me as nothing.

In Shen Guanglin's scientific research world, there is no such person as Inada Fangshu.

Inada Yoshiki could only sit down in confusion and returned home.

This section of answering questions is also over.

When will the drug be launched and how much will it cost? This is also a question that everyone is very concerned about.

Shen Guanglin also said that considering China's poor economy, patients with chronic leukemia in China can apply to use this drug at cost price.

Moreover, it is only the production cost and does not include R&D expenses. As for the specific selling price, we must discuss it with the government department.

However, how can we recover the huge amount of money invested in the early stage?

Needless to say, this is of course an overseas market. Otherwise, why would Shen Guanglin's laboratory accept overseas funds? It is to consider the issue of win-win.

Pfizer and Takeda spent so much money on leukemia treatments in the early stages, and now they finally have a chance to show their face.

They announced that they will soon set up a joint production line to jointly produce this specific leukemia treatment drug. One-third of the profits generated in the future will continue to be fed back to the Shen Guanglin Laboratory of Kyungseong University.

Moreover, there is another good news to tell you. This drug can not only treat leukemia, but also has inhibitory effects on other types of tumors.

This is important!

This is so important!

Among all patients with major diseases, there are not many patients with leukemia, but there are indeed many patients with other tumors.

This discovery will open up a huge market.

Now, when the guests in the audience looked at the booklets in their hands, they no longer saw paper, but money, bills, bank deposit slips, remittance orders, and checks.

Moreover, they have applied for a global patent for 1605, a specific drug for the treatment of leukemia. Now, they are just about to complete the second phase of clinical trials before applying for marketing.

Sure enough, someone started asking again, "How much will the overseas price of this drug be?"

"There is no pricing yet. It needs to match the national income. For example, Fuso's current per capita GDP is 20,000 US dollars, so we tentatively set the price of the drug for one year's dosage at 20,000 US dollars. The specifics will depend on the investment recovery. Expect."

In short, it’s not cheap.

After all, the development of this drug cost a huge amount of money, and it is impossible for pharmaceutical companies to bleed and shed tears.

As for how to set prices, it is still left to dealers in various countries to consider. Shen Guanglin is only responsible for domestic patients.

Hearing Shen Guanglin mention fusang, Fang Shu in the rice field couldn't sit still again.

"I heard that Takeda Pharmaceutical provided a large amount of money to your laboratory, and Pfizer must have also spent a lot of money. But I heard that your laboratory only spent less than one-fifth of the money to complete the drug. Research and development, where did the extra money go? Are you going to let other patients around the world bear four-fifths of the extra money that was not spent?"

Inada Yoshiki said this with no good intentions, but Shen Guanglin didn't care: "Not only that, but also the profits from business operations."

Shen Guanglin is just willing to make this old man angry. If you are angry, I will be happy.

"As for the remaining money for research and development of drugs, of course it is the daily operating expenses of the laboratory. Of course it will cost money to reopen the subject or do other things in the future. For example, the money spent on using the venue for today's press conference is They get scientific research funds, so you also have a share in it."

"I didn't stay in the hotel you provided, nor did I take the transportation you provided!"

"You use our rented conference room, which also costs money."

This matter was unclear, and Yoshiki Inada didn't want to continue the debate on this aspect. He thought about another aspect:

"I have visited other laboratories in your country. The researchers in some laboratories are so shabby that they are not even willing to change their gloves at the end of the day. But in your laboratory, it is said that one person uses more than 10 pairs of experimental gloves a day, and even For the convenience of taking them off, I have to wear two pairs at a time. Now, this bad habit has spread to us Fuso."

The old man's meaning is obvious. Your country is obviously very poor, but your laboratory is wasting and squandering money. Although you have achievements, you are not worthy of respect.

"This is the reason why you are unknown and I have achieved only mediocre results. The safety and time of scientific researchers are far more important than money. Scientific researchers should not worry about money, but should see whether they have achieved results. When it comes to you. Given his age, apart from the achievements of greedy students, he probably won’t have any achievements.”

This is a bit heart-wrenching.

In fact, it is the norm in the industry for students to be greedy for their scientific research results. Even Mr. Shen is exploiting his own experimental dogs.

But he still participated in the experimental process and pointed out the direction of scientific research. The greatest ability of middle-aged and elderly scholars like Inada Yoshiki is probably that he owns the results of chemistry students.

"Do you have any evidence for what you say?"

"The gray on your temples is proof!"

Yoshiki Inada was also an accomplished scholar when he was young. But as he got older, his energy could no longer keep up and his knowledge had aged, so he became cynical.

He felt like he was going to die. What happened to his gray temples?

In the past, this was a sign of seniority, indicating that senior scholars were highly respected. However, in his case, it became a shame.

In the Fuso academic world, qualifications are very important. If you don’t have qualifications, you basically have nothing. Even if you are very capable, you will still suffer unreasonable suppression.

"You too will grow old one day!"
Chapter completed!