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THE ISSUE
"Researchers are challenged to choose
the right target to impact the root
of disease, not the symptom. With
viruses that mutate, a one-step genetic
change can render up to
$1 billion of drug development useless.
Aiming at cellular processes might lead
to more effective therapeutics that do
not succumb to
drug resistance." - Garry P. Nolan, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Microbiology
and Immunology, Stanford University
School of Medicine; Baxter Laboratory
in Genetic Pharmacology
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OUR EXPERTISE
BD Biosciences has in-depth experience
in cell biology and related disciplines.
Out of that has grown capabilities to
isolate, analyze and measure intracellular
mechanisms and to understand the
interaction of a drug with the complex
system within a cell. Among BD
Biosciences' principal assets are
its human resources-including nearly
200 Ph.D.s, 150 other scientists
and more than a dozen M.D.s -and
strong technology and intellectual property
portfolios.
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OUR CONTRIBUTION
An extensive line of reagents and
world-class capabilities in flow cytometry
make BD Biosciences a primary
resource for researchers pursuing new
drugs. To help researchers develop
cell-based biological assays for drug
screening, BD Biosciences offers an
enabling technology-
BD Living Colors fluorescent proteins.
Additionally, the newly introduced
BD FACSAria cell sorter promises some of
the most significant advances since BD
introduced the first flow cytometers in
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