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Nature 449, 160-163 (13 September 2007) | doi:10.1038/449160a; Published online 12 September 2007
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Neglected Diseases A tough transition
Peter A. Singer1, Kathryn Berndtson1, C. Shawn Tracy1, Emma R. M. Cohen1, Hassan Masum1, James V. Lavery2 & Abdallah S. Daar1
Abstract
What is holding back biotechnology in the developing world? Peter A. Singer and his colleagues listen to those on the ground.
The path from basic scientific discovery to effective therapy is rarely rapid or simple, especially in the developing world. Making this transition easier is a sizeable and pressing problem.
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