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KUMAR SAURABH JHA
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| 1 year ago
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It depends on attitude and may vary from individual to individual...Job is job and one has to perform to the best of one's effort and skill. After all BOSS is BOSS
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Anindya Basu
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| 2 years ago
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I completely agree with you Preetha. I myself have a female boss and have no problems. The most important is that the Boss should be like a real Boss, to whom you can look upon.
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Reny Eby Varghese
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| 2 years ago
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Quoting my personal case, I dont feel inferior to work under a female boss. In a career spanning ten long years, I have worked under atleast 3 female bosses. believe me, I had issues with only one since she was incompetent. Other two were like...
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sneha shukla
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| 2 years ago
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definately, plants r not going to serve but r serving as "organic factories".there is no two ways about it.the GM crops are already known by all.ofcorse the GM crops have risks associated with it but as d rule says-"no risks,no gains".afterall...
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Anindya Basu
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| 3 years ago
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I tuly believe that plants can be really a good alternative biofactory for the target drug molecules. However, we need to keep in mind that many plants can produce very potent toxins as well. So proper charecterization of the species is very...
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Tipirneni Sridhar
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| 3 years ago
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Though plants can be used for manufacturing of biopharmaceuticals on an economic platform, the intricacies involved (with respect to genetic engineering procedures and adaptability of the transgenics) are hindering the process. As we can see from...
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Ethical issues
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Integration of complex and disconnected data sets.
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Mustafa Mahedvi
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"Integration of complex and disconnected data sets."
| 3 years ago
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Yeah a ot of data right from the R D stage has to be generated, it involves lot of effort and money. Sharing of data within commercial establishment is not possible due to secrecy clause and the ongoing competition. The academia must be invoved...
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Anindya Basu
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| 3 years ago
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Till date most of the potential drug candidates that are tested, are mainly based on single target identification approaches. The chief objective in designing the drug is generally to inhibit a particular biomolecule within the body. But a...
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Navnath K. Bodke
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| 2 years ago
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yes, we can replace animal studies with in-vitro studies but there are limitations like we can not test antiepileptic effects or antipsychotic effect. all we can do it that try to reduce the use of animals for that we should knpw the 4R consept
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Anindya Basu
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| 3 years ago
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I agree that ATC techniques has made tremendous advances in the recent past, even chip technologies have been devised to evaluate the drug actions, however, the simulation of the entire body using these techniques is still far away at the present...
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Agalya Priyadarshni.K
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| 3 years ago
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Well ACC techniques are a boon in clinical reaearch. Reasons include: 1. Animal usage for testing is reduced though cannot be completely avoided. 2. Provide a platform for preliminary testings of the drug so that confirmed effective drugs in the...
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