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by Monya Baker

FEATURE

Can Biomarker Initiatives Stay on Target?
Collaboration seems the way forward, if only pharma can pull it off

Email: Monya Baker - mbaker@the-scientist.com
The Scientist 2005, 19(18):14

Published 26 September 2005

With broader biomarker applications in their sights, pharmaceutical companies and academics are striving to collaborate, the lead story(below) in our feature on biomarkers reports. Nobel laureate Lee Hartwell explains what the fruit of such collaborations could be in hisVision. And those involved with mass spectrometrydebatehow powerful this discovery engine really is.


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