Perspectives on Translational Genomics and Public Health in India.
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...To compare nations across the developed world, we have used cursory statistics from the Web of Science for 35 countries—namely the European Union 28 (EU-28) group [47], plus 7 countries where activities in the field are quite substantial: Australia, Canada, China, India, Japan, the United States, and Switzerland....
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...As reported in other cases—and in the context of this collection in PLOS Computational Biology [5–19], Brazil [20], India [21], and elsewhere [22–24], the role of smaller countries in the global scene takes a special dimension, creating both specific responsibilities and significant opportunities....
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...The world output is listed at 5 PpM, with China (7 PpM) and India (1 PpM) penalized for their large populations....
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