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Innovative medicines and sustained growth: R&D considerations for a global biotech company
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To consider a number of key issues and identify the necessary elements of an effective biotechnology research and innovation system.
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'Bioprospecting ' is a word that has recently been coined to describe the centuries-old practice of collecting and screening plant and other biological material for commercial purposes, such as the development of new drugs, seeds and cosmetics. Companies that sponsor bioprospecting expeditions, in particular from the pharmaceutical or food industries, hope to find information from the biological resources they collect that will lead to new products, for example novel drugs. Some of these expeditions also seek to acquire useful information about such resources from local people including, in the case of drugs, native healers. It can also be argued that bioprospecting also plays a wider role ...
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Anjali Sinha
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Thanks very nice information on bioprospecting and yes most of them fail to compensate the communities who provide access for the resources..
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Grnerics alone will lead us
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we have to focus on research
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Bindu Narayan
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Being innovators is not so easy. We don't have those level of infrastructure right at this moment. First we have to make that type of infrastructure and knowledge pool like in other countries and once they are there, we can definitely become...
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Bharani
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Real research in India is missing due many reasons such as infra structure, funding(government and private), dedicated scientists. Young generation is not interested in research in pharma or life science due to the less pay when comparable to the...
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Lack of collaboration and coordination among scientists is the reason why poor regions of the world trail in crop biotechnology. Without proper coordination they cannot achieve targeted growth and cannot work together. At a time when Africa desperately needs crop biotechnology to alleviate hunger and malnutrition, its scientists should be moving towards collaborative research. Scientists who pull in different directions can't make any meaningful impact in the scientific world. Cooperation, not competition, is the bane of science. With regard to crop biotechnology, collaboration is urgently needed if Africa dreams of solving its endemic food problems. Currently, Africa is playing host to top...
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anu gupta
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Good article, provides informative contribution towards crop biotechnology.
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Alpesh Thakker
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I do agree with you. But there are better options of exploring the research by joing the post doctoral program and it is always better to join an institute than a MNC initially as in institutes you will get a chance to develop expertise in all...
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Source: The below information is taken from the book 'THE HIGH PERFORMANCE ENTREPRENEUR' Leslie Auchincloss, an Irishman who had business interests in the world of enzymes, was interested in developing papain, an enzyme derived from papaya. He wanted to set up a business in India but did not know anyone who could be a good partner. An Australian brewer named Colin Dowzer had an idea. There was this brilliant young women who had trained under him and had since returned to India. Why not speak to her, he told Colin. At 25, Kiran Mazumdar was nursing her 'disappointment and disillusionment'. She was the daughter of a brewer who had worked all his life for someone else, barring an aborted ve...
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SR Sham Sunder
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I handled her loan in KSFC but was not the appraisal officer. There is lot of change. As an entrepreneur she deserves all the recognition which is bestowed on her.
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Esha Johar
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Indeed we should always, detect the right opportunity at the right time. Thats the key of success. Nice article Prashant, thanks for sharing...
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Nilesh Jain
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Lets not trap poor Indians. Instead put more efforts on optimizing/maximizing use available resources to take bumper crops.
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Bindu Narayan
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I think this new research that they are talking here is the research findings on the "Reconstructing the Indian Population History", the work, published in the latest issue of Nature, has medical implications for people of Indian descent. It is...
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Japanese Scientist has invested a chemical which can check the further development of Hepatitis C, virus , very dangerous for lever. Research scientist are among the following university, 1.universi...
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Sanjay Saha
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Hepatitis treatment is expensive and only successful in half of patients. Untreated or unresponsive patients can go on to develop cirrhosis of the liver, with life affecting consequences or the need for a transplant.The clinical potential of this...
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Building on research that chewing gum can cut snack 'attacks' in consumers, scientists in the US found men and women who chewed gum three times hourly in the afternoon ate fewer snacks. Specifically, the gum-chewers ate fewer sweet snacks than when not chewing on gum. 'Overall, this research demonstrates the potential role chewing gum can play in appetite control, reduction of snack cravings and weight management,' said lead researcher, Dr. Paula J Geiselman, chief of women's health and eating behaviour and smoking cessation at the US-based Pennington Biomedical Research Center. Competing in saturated US and European markets has thrust chewing gum makers into intensive R D efforts to create...
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Abraham Paul
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Good knowledge, ms. Vasha, However, is it not the chewing of Pan made of betel leaf and other ingrdients with medicinal values, are of same effect? Were there any research on those?. Any way it is difficult to tolerate pan chewing whether good or...
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