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Capacity building in anthelmintic drug discovery.

Abstract
International collaboration in anthelmintic drug discovery holds special challenges compared with local or national discovery projects, and at the same time presents the opportunity to build capacity, forge long lasting inter-institutional relationships and strengthen infrastructure in multinational priority areas. This chapter discusses important issues that should be considered in the context of anthelmintic screening centre development and will give examples (Philippines and Egypt) of the productivity of developing country based screening centres. The positive outcomes of infrastructure building is realised in greater capacities for anthelmintic screening at institutions in the countries where the parasitic diseases are endemic and allows for optimum use of specialised resources for public health priority diseases that may be different from those in Western countries. Support for developing country based screening centres also can help countries optimise product development procedures and policies and can facilitate diffusion of desirable technology in corresponding global regions around the world.
AuthorsMichael Kron, Fouad Yousif, Bernadette Ramirez
JournalExpert opinion on drug discovery (Expert Opin Drug Discov) Vol. 2 Issue s1 Pg. S75-82 (Oct 2007) ISSN: 1746-0441 [Print] England
PMID23489035 (Publication Type: Journal Article)

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