Role of the Genomics Revolution in Pharmaceutics
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Summary
The genomics revolution, which has seemingly pervaded all of the biological and biomedical sciences, has brought about its most impressive advances in the pharmaceutical sciences, but the area of genomic-driven advances in pharmacy is also the area where the advances are the least certain.
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- article
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- 2009-05-01
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Keywords
Pharmaceutics, Genomics, Computational biology, Medicine, Biology
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