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|Articles|August 1, 2001
- Pharmaceutical Technology-08-01-2001
- Volume 2001 Supplement
- Issue 2
Partnerships in Drug Discovery
Author(s)Jo Whelan
To maximize the value of outsourcing, pharmaceutical and biotech companies are realizing the importance of close partnerships with their contract service providers.
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Creating a Successful Partnership with a Contract Manufacturerabout 25 years ago
Outsourcing Outlookabout 25 years ago
Creative Solutions in Client-CRO Relationshipsabout 25 years ago
Third-Party Technology Transferabout 25 years ago
The Squeeze in Contract Manufacturingabout 25 years ago
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