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Advantages, disadvantages of alliances for pharma industry detailed in report

Published in Biotech Business Week, May 4th, 2006

For decades, pharmaceutical companies have been acutely aware of the wealth of relevant, innovative scientific research conducted outside their walls and their need to access that research to boost their future success.

Although these companies have always recognized the need to collaborate with universities, the rise of molecular genetics since the 1980s and the consequent increasing complexity of drug discovery and development have driven the recent flourishing of such alliances. Academic-pharma alliances now fit many models, from a private consulting relationship between two individuals to large institutional partnerships, according to a report by Research and...

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