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Praveen Bhise
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Yes!! ofcourse it will affect.........which we the bitech companies will realise in due couse of time....as for now many drugs going offpantent and about $20 billion worth drug in 2016.....
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Pradeep Pradhan
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i don't think so, just because US is closing the doors doesn't mean that there will be no opportunity, there are many 3rd world countries which needs drugs at a much cheaper price and these are the areas that Indian Biotech companies should focus...
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Agriculture in India accounts for nearly 65% of the country’s employment, 26% of the total GDP and nearly 20% of total export earning and supplier of raw material to major industries. Agriculture is not only the backbone of Indian economy and food security but also a way of life, a tradition and anchor of overall livelihood opportunity for about 70 % of India’s one billion populations. Agriculture, therefore, is and will continue to be central to all strategies for planned socio-economic development of the country. Despite major advances in agriculture and strong growth in food production in the latter part of the twentieth century, food security for the masses continues to be an area of co...
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Prakash Saitwal
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This is very good knowledge. Perticulary for ppl like me, who have interest in agriculture field, but not knowledge. Somehow, I feel Genetically modified crops, as comprising with natural taste & qualities of crops. We should limit the...
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Pradeep Pradhan
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yes karamjeet you are right on the button, Agriculture or crop biotechnology will help the farmers who are the back bone of the country to come up by having different strains of plants which are resistant to infection of micro organisms and also which...
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varsha
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its nice sharing...but eventhough of so many effords by reserch scientist and biotechnlogist for the devlopment of n number of new varieties for rice, wheat, mustard... problem still persist when it comes for its application for land by farmers......
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India need large pool of Bioentrepreneur
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skilled and disciplined workers required
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Sanjay Saha
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Excellent idea Mr. Sudhir and mostly at the school level and college level this should be promoted, if promoted at that very young age there would be more number of people going for lifescience courses, as there is an imbalance in this regard...
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sudhir kumar sinha
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India needs entrepreneur who would be able to convert idea in reality.There are large pool of Manpower available in our country.The requirement is to convert these manpower in to productive force for country.There is also requirement to fund idea...
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boinapallisudhakar
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"India need large pool of Bioentrepreneur "
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india is lacking the technology, and quality of labs india is still behind poverty line,still it is developing. in india private company or private organisations in research feild should be encouraged and in that company qualified indians should...
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Certified for High Quality Product
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Pradeep Pradhan
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GMP are the key to keep all your customers safe and health and also company See the video below GMP implemented in Pharmaceuticals.... \
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Rohit Khanna
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If a manufacturer is regulated by the FDA and found to be in compliance with all GMP regulations, they are referred to as GMP certified or cGMP certified. When choosing a supplement manufacturer, it is absolutely essential that you select one...
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Whenever a new drug or medical device comes on the market, the process leading up to FDA approval has been costly and time-consuming. Biotech companies spend many years working in their laboratories to develop new drugs to ready them for testing. Companies that can’t afford their own study staffs are increasingly turning to contract research organizations (CROs) to do the testing. Launched by entrepreneurs, an army of CROs is taking on the daunting task of testing for pharmaceutical companies without the time and resources to perform their own. In a few cases, these contract firms which have emerged over the past twenty years have not been up to the rigorous task of controlled clinical trial...
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Bindu Narayan
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Great insight... It gives an overlook about which stages a drug has to go before coming to the market..
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Pradeep Pradhan
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As with any new technology we will need to work together to make sure that the benefits are maximized - while keeping the costs to a minimum. It is important to keep in mind that nothing is completely risk free. There are mechanisms in place that...
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sudhir kumar sinha
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By applying mind,thinking and wise observations. see in customers point of view !!
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Pradeep Pradhan
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Biotechnology, combined with advances in scientific understanding, has yielded new medicines for certain human diseases and health conditions such as cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, arthritis, obesity, and AIDS. Improved pharmaceuticals...
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Recently biotech firms are experiencing a lot of changes , I will like to tell you about some of the important employment trends which are as under : Situational loyalty will replace company flag waving - Now the employees are held together by team or project loyalties and not by the company presidents. Mid-size biotechs running short of cash will hold off on new hires - They have reached the point where clinical trials results are questionable, or where the proof-of- concept is coming much slower than anticipated. Cash reserves are tightening up, and this sector of biotechnology will increasingly be the one under fire by investors. Hiring freezes have taken effect in many well-known biotec...
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I have not attempted to provide here an analysis of the methodology of molecular biology or molecular genetics which would demonstrate at what specific points a more reductionist aim would make sense as a research strategy. This, I believe, would require a much deeper analysis of scientific growth than philosophy of science has been able to provide thus far. What I have tried to show is that a straightforward reductionist strategy cannot be said to be follwed in important cases of theory development in molecular biology, and that in at least one important case, the Jacob-Monod operon theory, the methodology followed was more biological than chemical. It should be noted in closing, however, ...
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Sriram Parameswaran
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Like your thoughts on reductionism and biology, often to understand the system it is rally necessary to simplify it. But as a side note I would also like to draw you attention to another aspect of modern biology, that is 'SYSTEMS BIOLOGY'. Here...
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