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Volume 30 Issue 12, December 2012

A printed circuit board ~1 cm2 containing a CMOS integrated circuit and a loop antenna. Mercier et al. designed the chip to harvest the energy of the endocochlear potential in a guinea pig (p 1240). Credit: Rahul Rithe

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Data Page

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Bioentrepreneur

  • How to handle a public relations disaster that is not of your making.

    • Douglas Fambrough
    Bioentrepreneur
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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • With the first marketing authorization application for a biosimilar monoclonal antibody now under consideration at the European Medicines Agency, what are the critical issues for regulators?

    • Christian K Schneider
    • Camille Vleminckx
    • Steffen Thirstrup
    Commentary
  • For authorized biosimilars to achieve full acceptance in the marketplace, it is crucial that they are considered to be therapeutically equivalent and interchangeable with the brand reference product.

    • Hans C Ebbers
    • Stacy A Crow
    • Huub Schellekens
    Commentary
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Feature

  • Sales in the biologics sector show modest but healthy growth rates for the fourth consecutive year, with cancer drugs garnering the greatest revenues. As the diabetes epidemic grows and innovation of insulins continues, drug companies in that space are moving up in the ranks.

    • Saurabh (Rob) Aggarwal
    Feature
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News & Views

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Q&A

  • Accounting for errors arising from different high-throughput sequencing platforms and those arising from the approaches used to call variants are at the center of a controversy in RNA editing.

    • Brenda Bass
    • Heather Hundley
    • Li Yang
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