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市場調査レポート
HIV治療薬開発：新興技術動向
HIV Drug Development--Emerging Technologies
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Abstract
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled HIV Drug Developments - Emerging
Technologies provides information on HIV drugs, vaccines, and the microbicides
sector. The study focuses on novel, emerging technologies and novel
applications of existing technologies in context with HIV drug development. It
also covers advances in research and development (R&D), product development,
and regulatory aspects specifically related to the emerging technologies in
HIV drug development.
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Services program. With this program, clients receive industry-leading market
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many interactive features including Analyst Inquiry Time and Client Councils.
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Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
- 1. Introduction
- 1. Introduction to HIV
- 2. Prevalence
- 2. Scope and Methodology
2. Technology and Applications View Point
- 1. Technology Primer
- 1. Drugs
- 2. Vaccines
- 3. Microbicides
- 4. The Red Ribbon Project
- 2. Trends and Important Clinical Trials
- 1. In Development
- 2. Global Scenario
- 3. Important Clinical Trials
3. Technology Adoption Factor Analysis
- 1. Drivers and Challenges
- 2. Regulatory Hurdles and Funding
- 1. Regulatory Hurdles
- 2. Funding
4. Technological Advancements--Drugs
- 1. Technological Advancements--Companies
- 1. Viral Entry Inhibitor-Based Monoclonal Antibody for HIV Treatment--USA
- 2. Novel Entry Inhibitor-Based Drug for Protecting Healthy Cells from
HIV Infection--Canada
- 3. Innovative Entry Inhibitor-Based Drug Pipeline as HIV
Therapeutics--USA
- 4. Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitor Drug-Based Therapy for
Prevention of HIV Infection--USA
- 5. Drug Preventing the Action of Enzyme Required for Replication--USA
- 6. Entry Inhibitor-Based Drug for Prevention of HIV Infection--USA
- 7. Reverse Transcriptase Enzyme Inhibitor for Prevention of Fresh
Infection of Cells--USA
- 8. Telomerase-Based Drug for Enhancing Antiviral Activity Targeting HIV
Infection--China
- 2. Technological Advancements--Research Institutions
- 1. Dynamic Host-Viral Interactions to Aid in Drug Development
- 2. Scientists Reveal the Molecule Involved in HIV Integration with Host
Genetic Component
5. Technological Advancements--Vaccines and Microbicides
- 1. Technological Advancements in Companies--Vaccines
- 1. AdVac-Based Vaccines to Tackle HIV--Netherlands
- 2. DNA-Based Vaccine for HIV--U.S.
- 3. Monoclonals for Blocking HIV--U.S.
- 4. Plant-Based HIV vaccines--U.S.
- 5. Therapore Technology-Based HIV Vaccine--U.S.
- 6. Dendritic Cell Technology for AIDS Vaccine--United Kingdom
- 2. Technological Advanvements in Companies--Mictrobicides
- 1. Gel Based Microbicide for the Prevention of HIV Infection--Canada
- 2. Microbicide Based Gel Tackling HIV Infection--Australia
- 3. Microbicide-Based Gel for Counter-Attacking HIV Infection--U.S.
- 4. Oligonucleotide-Based Microbicide for HIV Prevention--U.S.
- 3. Research Institutions
- 1. Vaccine to Tackle HIV Using Genetically Modified Tobacco--UK
- 2. Retroviral-Based Approach for Interfering with HIV Replication--India
- 3. Liposome-Based Adjuvant for Development of Vaccines--India
- 4. Adenovector-Based Vaccine to Target HIV--U.S.
- 5. Novel Targets for Antiviral Approach against HIV--India
- 6. Plant-Based Vaccine for HIV--Russia
6. Key Patents; Contacts; and Glossary
- 1. Key Patents
- 1. Patents--Drugs and Developments
- 2. Patents--Vaccines
- 2. Contacts and Glossary
7. Frost & Sullivan 2006 Science & Technology Awards
- 1. Technology Innovation Award
- 1. Award Description
- 2. Award Recipient
- 2. Excellence in Technology Award
- 1. Award Description.
- 2. Award Recipient
- 3. Excellence in Research Award
- 1. Award Description
- 2. Award Recipient
8. Decision Support Database
- 1. Database Tables
- 1. Number of Biotech Companies (1999-2006)
- 2. Government Investment in Biotech R&D (1999-2006)
- 3. Private Investment in Biotech (1999-2006)
- 4. HIV Prevalence (1999-2006)
- 5. AIDS Mortality (1999-2006)
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