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Network-Driven Discovery – The Solution To Pharma's Productivity Challenge?

 
• By Lucie Ellis-Taitt

Ray Barlow, CEO of e-Therapeutics, talks to Scrip on the sidelines of the BIO-Europe partnering conference in Berlin, Germany, about network-driven discovery and its use by today's innovative pharma sector.

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CEO of e-Therapeutics PLC, Ray Barlow, talks about working backwards to solve drug discovery and development problems, starting with the end target in mind and then thinking about how to apply new technologies to reach the bull's eye.

E-therapeutics' technology works by combining biological expertise and a powerful computer-based platform to create and analyze network models of disease to identify likely proteins that could be disrupted to treat...

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