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Bioremediation of industrial pharmaceutical drugs
Drug and Chemical Toxicology, 2012Recently, attention has been drawn toward the occurrence of pharmaceuticals in the environment. In recent years, many reports have been made on the occurrence of the large, differentiated group of pharmaceuticals in wastewater (PW), surface water, ground water, and in soil.
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The politics of drug industry sponsorship
BMJ, 2011Politicians are increasingly moving from politics into business. Should they be thinking a little harder about the consequences of accepting drug company largesse, asks Iona Heath, writing in a personal ...
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Strategic trends in the drug industry
Drug Discovery Today, 2003The promise of genomics in drug discovery, which was eagerly embraced in the mid-1990s, has not yet been fulfilled. However, the influence of modern biology on drug discovery remains viable. The promise of genomics and biology should be put in context with the two central problems of drug discovery: the search for disease-related targets, and the study
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New image for the drug industry
BMJ, 2011The drug industry is often given a bad press, but Stephen Whitehead, the new head of the ABPI, thinks that it is largely undeserved.
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The carbohydrate-based drug industry
Nature Biotechnology, 1997Whether used as a target or a tool carbohydrates face manufacturing challenges before they can realize their true value.
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Academic and Industrial Contributions to Drug Research
Nature, 1963[In normal circumstances, Nature does not encourage duplication of publication. The Editor, however, considers the present case to be the very rare exception. The following article is the substance of the Trueman Wood Lecture delivered by Prof. E. B. Chain before the Royal Society of Arts on June 19, with the Right Hon. Lord Nathan, chairman of Council
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BMJ, 2008
Pharmaceutical medicine offers a challenging and rewarding medical career, says Stephen ...
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Pharmaceutical medicine offers a challenging and rewarding medical career, says Stephen ...
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1995
The world pharmaceutical industry continues to consolidate. But two multi-billion-dollar deals just announced involving so-called second-tier drug firms are diametrically opposed in nature. On the one hand, the boards of directors of the U.S.'s Upjohn and Sweden's Pharmacia unanimously approved a friendly merger.
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The world pharmaceutical industry continues to consolidate. But two multi-billion-dollar deals just announced involving so-called second-tier drug firms are diametrically opposed in nature. On the one hand, the boards of directors of the U.S.'s Upjohn and Sweden's Pharmacia unanimously approved a friendly merger.
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Antibody–Drug Conjugates: Smart Chemotherapy Delivery Across Tumor Histologies
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Shanu Modi +2 more
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