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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."
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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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Santosh Dwivedi
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Kaushik is right, research is a field where most of the inventions receive recognition after the person responsiblefor it is dead, This because of the failure rates, dealing with life science is not an easy job, every time you get the unexpected...
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As we all know financial crisis has hit every sector. The big pharmaceutical companies have sufficient cash reserves but the smaller biotech- and start up companies may be much more vulnerable since ...
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Niranjan Nayak
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I feel that the effect the financial crisis has on drug development; health care and pharmaceuticals are relatively stable industries in crisis times - people need health care when they need it - you can't put off your heart attack like you can...
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Santosh Dwivedi
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According to me there is a good news that the financial crisis does not have an incremental effect on overall industry productivity (biotech + pharma). As compared to the performance of the NASDAQ biotechnology index to the performance of NASDAQ...
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Biotechnology is globally recognized as a rapidly emerging, complex and far reaching new technology. Biotechnology can , over the next two decades, deliver the next wave of technological change that can be as radical and pervasive as that brought about by IT. The recent and continuing advances in life sciences clearly unfold a scenario energised and driven by the new tools of biotechnology. The convergence of advances in biology – genomics, proteomics, bioinformatics and information technologies is driving the emergence of a new bioeconomy. A large number of therapeutic biotech drugs and vaccines are currently being marketed, accounting for a US$ 40 billion market and benefiting over a hu...
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Santosh Dwivedi
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yes Mr. karamjeet its very true that biotechnology will be the driving force behind the agriculture and the farmers of the country who are the backbone of the country, and biotechnology is seeing a upward movement lately, and in next decade it...
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Biologics Manufacturing: The CMO Advantage Since the late 1990s, the use of CMOs has steadily increased. The research survey indicates that complications remain, however, as companies with relatively sophisticated manufacturing capabilities still encounter issues in replicating a facility. Consequently, biologics manufacturing companies should carefully weigh the risks associated with contract manufacturing. The research also indicated, however, that an increased level of knowledge, experience, and skills among contract manufacturers and their deeper understanding of biologics manufacturing are helping to reduce these risks. Just go through the article for better understanding about the top...
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As technology is changing the face of society in a large way, it has given the Medicine or the treatment part of it a huge boon, day by day medicine and technology both are incorporating well enough ...
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Santosh Dwivedi
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Hi Mr.Naik, Translational medicine is the continuum which is often known as "bench to bedside" , by which the biomedical community takes a focused point of view to move research discoveries from the laboratory into clinical practice to diagnose...
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Sudhir Mittal
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In general Translational Medicine is the emerging and new medical practice and interventional epidemiology, this is a progression of Evidence-Based Medicine. It integrates all the research inputs from the basic sciences, social sciences and...
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Scientists have developed a technique for retrieving fingerprints from bullet casings and bomb fragments after they have been fired or detonated. The patterns of corrosion remain even after the surface has been cleaned, heated to 600C or even painted over. This means that traces of fingerprints stay on the metal long after the residue from a person's finger has gone. All other conventional techniques that the police anywhere in the world would use require some kind of either physical or chemical interaction with the fingerprint residue. So for example if you are using powder the powder sticks to the tackiness in the sweat, Instead, the technique he has developed relies on permanent physical ...
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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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BEENA AGARWAL
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Plant biotechnology includes 1)genetic engeneering of plant to get desired product from a particular variety 2) Production of clones of desired plant in millions as per demand through Micropropagation 3) Production of desired secondary...
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rajshree korde
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plant biotechnology define as generation of useful products from plant cells, tissues,and often organs (very small organ explants).such tissues ,cells, and organs they either maintained in vitro conditions or they pass through variable phases to...
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Brazilians are choosing to pump ethanol into their cars, reducing the country’s dependency on petrol and setting a worldwide example on how to reduce greenhouse emissions from transport. More than 183 600 “flexi-fuel” cars, which run on petrol or ethanol made from sugar cane, were sold in December in Brazil -- more than 70% of all cars sold there. In total, 33% of all fuel used is now made from sugar. Cost is the driving factor -- ethanol fuel is 60% of the price of gasoline -- but there is also growing understanding that Brazil is leading the world in the flight from fossil fuels. President Lula da Silva describes Brazil’s use of biodiesel as the country’s “energy revolution”. One of those...
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Since the introduction of generic drugs in Brazil five years ago, the country's pharmaceutical industry has undergone a transformation. Generic drugs have been steadily gaining market share and today represent 11.6% of total production. Their rise has led to a decline in the influence of major multinational drug companies that sell branded products in the domestic market. Generic drugs, however, are not the only danger confronting these multinationals. In an attempt to negotiate discounted prices, the Brazilian government is threatening to violate the patents on medications used to treat AIDS. That threat alone, say the multinationals, will lead big drug companies to reduce their investment...
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