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Biological Science and Biotechnology in Russia: Controlling Diseases and Enhancing Security (2005)
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Biological Science and Biotechnology in Russia: Controlling Diseases and Enhancing Security

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Front Matter (R1-R10)
Summary (1-9)
Introduction (10-20)
1 The Vision for Russia’s Future (21-26)
2 Pillar One: Improving Surveillance and Response (27-35)
3 Pillar Two: Meeting Pathogen Research Challenges (36-46)
4 Pillar Three: The Promise of Biotechnology (47-58)
5 Pillar Four: The Human Resource Base (59-64)
6 Reshaping U.S.-Russian Cooperation in the Biological Sciences and Biotechnology (65-75)
Epilogue (76-78)
Appendix A Committee Biographies (79-85)
Appendix B Organizations Consulted During the Study (86-88)
Appendix C Decision of the Board of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation: Tasks for the Periods 2001-2005 and 2006-2010 from Protocol #6 (89-92)
Appendix D Main Goals and Objectives in Combating Infectious Diseases in the Russian Federation (93-95)
Appendix E Regulations on the Federal Service for the Supervision in the Sphere of Health and Social Development (96-103)
Appendix F Recent Reports by the National Academies on Global Health Concerns (104-105)
Appendix E Regulations Regarding the Federal Service for the Supervision in the Sphere of Health and Social Development (106-107)
Appendix H Highest Priority Measures for Creating a System to Counter Biological Terrorism (108-112)
Appendix I National Immunization Calendar of the Russian Federation (113-114)
Appendix J Selected Russian Research and Related Institutions with Activities Relevant to Infectious Diseases, Diagnostics, Treatment, Prevention, and Control (115-119)
Appendix K Scientific and Methodological Research Results Highlighted by the Russian Ministry of Health and Social Development (120-124)
Appendix L List of Research Projects Proposed in Open Competitions Organized in 2003 (125-126)
Appendix M Test Systems and Other Products Being Developed in Russian Laboratories (127-130)
Appendix N RosAgroBioProm Organizational Structure (131-131)
Appendix O Activities of Russian Research Institutes in Developing Vaccines for Human Use (132-132)
Appendix P Regulation of the Russian Government on Licensing Activities Connected with the Use of Infectious Disease Antidotes, No. 731 (133-136)
Appendix Q Bioengagement Programs Financed by the United States Government (137-142)
Appendix R International Programs and Projects of Special Significance to the Ministry of Health and Social Development (143-144)
Selected Bibliography (145-146)