Old Cheng's name is Cheng Haonan. He is not old, and he is only a few years older than Shen Qi.

Cheng Haonan, who is in his thirties, is not embarrassing to go to Dongguan for the first time in his life.

What is embarrassing is that Lao Cheng was arrested by civil servants who were cracking down on pornography and illegal publications.

Fortunately, Chairman Shen had some connections in the southern coastal areas, so Cheng Haonan soon returned to Nangang City.

"Director Chen, I'll embarrass you and Director Shen..." Cheng Haonan regretted it, ashamed. As an intellectual and a technician, he really shouldn't do such a confused thing.

"Old Cheng, I know you left your hometown and came to the south. The work pressure is very high and your spouse is not around. It is understandable to vent appropriately. You don't have to say sorry to me, just be careful next time." Shen Qi didn't say anything harsh, mainly comforting.

"There is no next time, absolutely no next time!" Cheng Haonan patted his chest and promised that the big sword would harm people, and he would never touch the big sword again from now on.

Cheng Haonan's wife originally worked in the capital World Trade Center. She packed an office building with more than 20 floors every day. She looked glamorous and fashionable, but in fact she couldn't make much money. She was still tired and very hard.

Later, Shen Qi arranged Mrs. Cheng to do logistics in a public institution, but her income did not increase much, but it was stable and easy.

Mrs. Cheng is very grateful to Shen Qi. She sends blessing text messages and various festive emoticons to Shen Qi during the holidays.

Shen Qi was not only the leader of Cheng Haonan, but also knew Cheng Haonan's wife, but also had evidence of Cheng Haonan's driving.

From now on, Lao Cheng will definitely be determined to follow the Shen family and his son to do things without any regrets and devote himself to his work.

The risk of driving in real-name is too high. So don’t leave any evidence when driving.

On the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month, Shen Qi and his family of three, Cheng Haonan and Lao Yan, flew to the capital together.

It can be seen from this that Shen Qi did not regard Cheng Haonan and Lao Yan as outsiders, but treated these two brothers as family members.

Shen Qi and Ou Ye’s family reunited in the capital. This is the first time the two families have had a New Year’s Eve dinner together.

The summary of the experience that Shen Qi has obtained is that it is best for parents of the two families to eat together often.

After the New Year, Shen Qi's parents and Ou Ye's parents returned to their hometowns.

The couple's little life returns to peace.

The clinical phase i trial of lpjk1 is scheduled.

The applicants are Oubic Pharmaceutical and Shenqi Research Center. The clinical trial institution participating in is Yanda People's Hospital.

Next is waiting for the approval document issued by CFDA to "allow you to conduct clinical phase i trials".

According to the latest GCP specifications, drugs that conduct clinical trials in China must report a Chinese drug name.

lpjk1 is the project code for the preclinical laboratory research stage. In order to meet the requirements of GCP, Shen Qi gave it a Chinese drug name that meets the standards - triazaoctenenin.

A very difficult-to-mouthed drug name.

If triazaoctenenide can be successfully launched, it will also have a catchy product name.

The approval of cfda was soon released, and triazaoctenol officially entered the clinical phase i trial.

Next is clinical trial design and recruitment of volunteers.

The clinical phase i trial of the new drug mainly confirms the safety and reliability of the drug in people. There are fewer trial subjects selected, usually dozens of people. These volunteers are usually healthy people. Starting from the clinical phase ii, the selected population will be patients.

Qu Jingzhao, professor of the Department of Medicine of Yan University and senior physician of Yan University People's Hospital, became the leader of the clinical phase i trial group of triazaoctenol.

Professor Qu Jingzhao's way of recruiting healthy volunteers is very traditional - posting small advertisements.

There is a place on the publicity column of Yanda People's Hospital where small advertisements are posted.

Professor Qu’s recruitment advertisement is posted here:

"People aged 18-45 have no history of serious mental illness, physical illness, and substance abuse. Those who are normal in laboratory examinations, physical examinations, and electrocardiogram examinations will sign a clinical trial volunteer agreement with our hospital. They will include food, accommodation, and provide considerable rewards, and have nutritional subsidies (negotiable). If interested, please contact Dr. Lin, 133xxxxxxxxx. or scan the QR code, ※."

After seeing this healthy volunteer recruitment advertisement, Shen Qi was amused and crying: "Lao Qu, you are too stingy! It's not that I brag about myself, our project has some connection with the Nobel Prize. For a Nobel Prize-level scientific research project, can you post recruitment advertisements on some serious platforms?"

"Director Chen, you are used to being high and may not know the most real situation in the hospital." Lao Qu hugged Shen Qi's shoulder and looked at a group of people in the open space outside the hospital building. These people were wandering, sitting and squatting, and didn't look like patients.

Professor Qu said slowly: "The hospital is a complex place, with all kinds of people, including doctors and nurses, patients and their families, and outsiders who are not doctors, but nurses rely on the hospital for meals."

"I know this, so there are groups of people who specialize in clinical trial volunteers?" Shen Qi couldn't help but look at outsiders not far away.

No one wants to get injections and take medicine.

No one is willing to do human trials for a new drug.

These volunteers are not easy. To put it bluntly, they are all for making their lives better.

"Yes, there is such a group of people, most of them are low-income groups. As a medical worker, I respect these volunteers." Lao Qu said sincerely.

Shen Qi asked with concern: "How much financial compensation can your hospital give them after the volunteers are selected?"

Lao Qu replied: "It is equivalent to an ordinary white-collar worker in the World Trade Center, and his salary is about one month."

"That's not much, it's not much." Shen Qi looked at the group of men and women not far away again. To be honest, becoming a clinical trial volunteer for a new drug is much higher than selling blood.

Although Shen Qi's team developed triazaoctenin under the FDA standard, he could not guarantee that the safety of triazaoctenin was 100% in the clinical trial stage.

"There is no clear standard for this kind of thing, so the volunteers should be given a lot of specific financial compensation. I can only say that compared with other clinical trial institutions, our hospital provides not much less. You ask me why I post small advertisements here? Why don't I post recruitment news on such high-end platforms? Now you understand, posting small advertisements here is the most efficient way." Professor Qu answered Shen Qi's doubts about small advertisements through the most realistic situation in the hospital.

"Life is not easy." Shen Qi sighed.

Professor Qu is right. It is really efficient to post small advertisements in the hospital to recruit healthy volunteers.

Professor Qu needs 60 healthy volunteers, and the number of applicants exceeds 200.

It’s quite sad to think about it. If you want to participate in human experiments, you have to compete for your job.

Although life is not easy, scientific research must continue.
Chapter completed!