G-SYN Biomedical Technology is a company dedicated to resolving problems occurring from cell hypoxia. Dieter Chang, the company's founder introduces the firm, why they decided to focus on hypoxia, their unique technology platform, and commercialization strategy.
We are focused on developing and constructing medical theories of hypoxia and producing medical products and services for this field.
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