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Global Biotechnology Issues
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Biotechnology,issues in biotechnology,Future of biotechnology, New technologies in biotechnology,Biotech, Micro biotechnology, Biotechnology engineering, Biotechnology in India.
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About "Global Biotechnology Issues" topic:
In this quickly developing world science have streched its wing of
biotechnology to a great extent. As of now scientists & biotech
researchers are involved in new chase of creating more biotech
products,improving nanotechnology etc. & many issues are
surrounding its process too.
Here under this topic lets discuss all the aspects of biotechnology & the issues involved in it.
Here under this topic lets discuss all the aspects of biotechnology & the issues involved in it.
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Investment should be in R & D
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biotechnology the future of india
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SANKETH GUPTA
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"biotechnology the future of india"
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We boast of many R&D centers,PhD's every year. But How good is the research quality..? How many PhD projects have commercial viability..? We are doing just basic research, but no applied research. Scientists should work along doctors/experts of a...
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Prabakaran Krishnamurthi
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"investment should happen in providing more job opportunities to youngsters"
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Investment in Biotech should happen in providing more job opportunities to youngesters and in my opinion the following are required: Investement in infrastructure development for contract manufacturing and this will start generating funds for the...
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AJAY ACHUTHANKUTTY
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"Investment should be in R & D"
| 2 years ago
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well i feel if something is to be done then it better start at the grass root level itself. researchers i.e young students should be given more incentives right from their undergraduate years especially in this country where a mere 12th standard...
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Ideate: "Where the investment should happen in Biotechnology sector in India ?" deleted from your view.
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benetes bigg
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Both conventional and genetically modified plant breeding change the genes of a plant so that a new and better variety is developed. Conventional plant breeding involves changing the genes of a plant so that a new and better variety is developed....
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S. Muralidharan
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India is predominantly an Agrarian country. Our conventional methods are based on age-old practices after taking tremendous insights from our vedic knowledge, climatic conditions, soil nature and the fertility of soil. What they need is a support...
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BEENA AGARWAL
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| 2 years ago
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Yes genetically modified crops are really an outstanding achievement of todays world.ISAAA report outlines that last year saw millions of small and poor farmers worldwide plant more hectares of biotech crops owing to the substantial...
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Debate: "Do we really need Genetically Modified (GM) Crops or Conventional Breeding?" deleted from your view.
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Dear friends, India’s drug regulator has given approval to three domestic biotech firms to start tests and analyses to develop a vaccine for swine flu, or the H1N1 virus, which killed hundreds across...
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Sovan Maiti
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| 2 years ago
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As per the most recent research on diseases like Swine Flu h1N1 virus, it is said to be very less in India moreover precautions are taken widely to avoid further cases. So I think introducing delivering such vaccines will be only useful for the...
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Sovan Maiti
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As per the most recent research on diseases like Swine Flu h1N1 virus, it is said to be very less in India moreover precautions are taken widely to avoid further cases. So I think introducing delivering such vaccines will be only useful for the...
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ACHAL RASTOGI
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| 2 years ago
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ya! we can, because as m a masters student majoring in bioinformatics i hav a few ways to develop a drug on swine flu and so the proffesionals can do much better than me :-)
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Answer: "Three biotech cos get nod to develop swine flu vaccine" deleted from your view.
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Bindu Narayan
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| 2 years ago
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As I have already mentioned, in spite of its being a good decision,the government must first address the need for more inspections of manufacturing units and see that the production units comply with the good manufacturing norms.Or else it will...
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nupur rabha
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quality stamp work, no matter whether there should be increased in the corruption but if we think about the quality of life do tremendous work in improving quality in all fields then why not in the field of drugs. where we talk about medical...
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ASOGAN MAGENDRAN
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| 2 years ago
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I don't believe in this kind of steps. This would in some way increase the bribing and corruption in health sector as most of the pharma companies would try to influence the concerned authorities to get a valid quality certification.
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Debate: "Quality Stamp For drugs : Will it work?" deleted from your view.
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Transgenic plants
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Agriculture biotechnology + Liberalisation
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Hameed Abdul Bari
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"By changing our food habits"
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we can handle this problem my the means of Algal Based food like spirulina and other similar algae...plz visit www.iimsam.org for more info
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leonila o. solamo
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"Transgenic plants "
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correct we should plant green and leafy vegetables to solve hunger and food crises.
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Ideate: "How to solve global hunger & food crisis?" deleted from your view.
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it will revolutionise
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it will not revolutionise
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arvind
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"it will not revolutionise"
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it will not revolutionise in recent years to come..........but ya may be 10 years from now,it does have a future:)
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Debate: "will biotech revolutionise our indian markets and create a flutter lik the IT industry????" deleted from your view.
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Trained manpower and knowledge base
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Well developed base industries
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Dhananjay Raturi
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"Subjects"
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Conducting clinical research trials in India is much easier than elsewhere, for reasons good bad.
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Phani Mohan krishna
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"Well developed base industries"
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Its not these alone there is a lot that could be in trangenics for Biofuels,Bioplastics. we need to invest in R D and there should Policy support and Investment support to Ideate.
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Niranjan Nayak
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"Trained manpower and knowledge base"
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yes even i too agree with this idea, as India is becoming more and more young as 60% of population is below the age of 30 which is very good, because India has more number of English speaking professionals than UK, and India is cheap, you can get...
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Ideate: "Indian Biotechnology - Why is India important?" deleted from your view.
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Need a help, Can anyone guide me.
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Jatropa plantation
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Bhanu Vishal
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"Need a help, Can anyone guide me."
| 11 months ago
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hi.......... it's very good that you have a hunger to do by own effert and as i think that u shold use the main frame and ur inspiration for that... but u asked a plan which can only be given by the owner of same type of company since this type of...
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Karthik S
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"Jatropa plantation"
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friend I recently completed my engineering.Trails are conducted by southern railways regarding bio fuel.Me my friends are in the idea for a plantation and in future setup for refining.Right now I have no expertise.
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In what researchers at Newcastle University in the U.K. have dubbed a 'eureka moment,' a miniature human liver has been grown artificially in a laboratory through the use of stem cells, which may mean that in the future, full-sized organs could be artificially grown for transplants. Tissues such as this one could also be used to test the effects of new drugs, circumventing disasters such as the TGN-1412 trial. In that test, now known in the press as the 'elephant man drug trial,' the bodies of six volunteers flared up to dangerous levels after being administered an experimental drug, leaving at least one with terminal cancer. Having artificial tissue to test on could also mean fewer animal ...
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Nitin Mehra
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All this is under research. you can say think definitely if they are not clinically proved. No stem cell research showed any cure in any disease. Also the effect of Stem cell is very slow appear in months. so not suitable for quick relief.
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