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Current hepatitis B drugs only exert an inhibitory effect on HBV in infected hepatocytes and cannot protect healthy hepatocytes from HBV reinfection. Hepalin developed by Hepu Pharmaceutical can block HBV infection of hepatocytes, interrupt the virus removal in the current treatment of hepatitis B → reinfect the long cycle, improve the treatment efficiency of chronic hepatitis B, and may make chronic hepatitis B complete. cure.
Diabetes is a systemic disease of glucose and lipid metabolism. Existing drugs have not yet been able to target multiple metabolic pathways, and need to take a variety of different drugs to achieve therapeutic purposes. Globally, Hepalatide uses NTCP as the target for diabetes treatment for the first time, comprehensively controls blood sugar, blood lipids and cholesterol, and effectively protects the liver and pancreatic islets. Improve patients' metabolic function.
The Chinese patent application for the pharmaceutical infrastructure was filed on August 12, 2005 (CN200510028721) and has been authorized. After 5 years of development and transformation, Hepalatide submitted a Chinese patent application for an optimized structure that completely covers the current drug on May 14, 2010, and has been authorized (CN201010174788). The patent application filed a PCT application (PCT / CN2011 / 073963) on May 12, 2011, and has entered countries with high incidence of hepatitis B and large populations in India and Indonesia.
The Chinese invention patent of the hepalatide preparation was applied on July 1, 2013, and the corresponding PCT international patent application was filed. , Europe, United States.
After the verification of the effect of hepalatide on diabetes treatment, the application patent of hepalatide for the treatment of metabolic diseases including diabetes was submitted on May 30, 2016, and the corresponding PCT patent is planned to enter the United States and Europe And Japan.
The founder of the company, Dr. Liu Hongli, graduated from the Department of Clinical Medicine of the Third Military Medical University. He has served as a surgeon, director of the medical department of Shanghai Biotechnology Co., Ltd., and assistant to the president. He received a doctorate in immunology from the Third Military Medical University. Has rich experience in clinical practice, basic research and development, clinical research and company management. He is good at the research and development of new drugs, and presided over the design and implementation of several new class I new drugs in preclinical research and clinical research (class I biological new drugs oncolytic virus-Ankerui, tumor immunotherapy-H103 VS T-VEC, etc.). Since 2008, he has presided over the preclinical research and development of Hepalatide. In 2010, he founded Shanghai Hepu Biotechnology Co., Ltd. He is the inventor of Hepalatide and the person in charge of a major national science and technology project.
The company's core team has the full process of research and development of new drugs from structural discovery, clinical research to the launch of new drugs.
According to the news from the website of the Drug Evaluation Center of the State Drug Administration, the first-in-class hepatitis B new drug Hepalatide developed by Shanghai Hepu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. has obtained the default license of NMPA clinical trials and will Phase II / III clinical development stage.
The new version of the website of Shanghai Hepu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. is launched, becoming a platform for the company to interact with friends in the industry and hepatitis B patients, showing the latest progress of hepatitis B research and the development of our company's projects
On December 28, the "Technology Innovation Board" of the Shanghai Equity Custody Trading Center officially opened.
None of the more than 5,000 existing pharmaceutical companies in the country has entered the world's top 50 pharmaceutical companies. Even from the perspective of generic drugs, Chinese pharmaceutical companies are quite far away from generic drug giants such as Israel's Teva and Germany's Sandoz. "In a recent corporate interview, Dr. Liu Hongli, General Manager of Shanghai Hepu Biotechnology Co., Ltd., was worried about this.
If a liver patient wants to recover, he must first be treated with medication, but treatment alone is not enough. As the saying goes: "Three-point treatment, seven-point support" Especially for patients with liver disease, the role of maintenance is particularly important.