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What Biotech Needs From Technology
Polling a panel of experts reveals a range of wish lists as broad as the field itself
by Jeffrey M. Perkel
Is It Time To Give Up On Therapeutic Cloning? A Q&A With Ian Wilmut
The creator of Dolly the sheep has ended his focus on somatic-cell nuclear transfer, or cloning, in favor of another approach to create stem cells
by Sally Lehrman
Connections And Computation
From accessing and managing information to designing products through simulations, electronic devices are transforming all areas of biotechnology
by Mike May
Biomedical Information— A Matter of Trust A Q&A With Howard R. Asher
Can a new kind of ATM change global healthcare?
Magic Nano-Bullets
Advances in nanotechnology could make drug delivery far more accurate and effective
by Charles Choi
P Is The New D
Peptide nucleic acid (PNA), a synthetic hybrid of protein and DNA, is poised for a world of applications
by Melissa Lee Phillips
High Content Is King
Robotic handlers and automated imaging are revolutionizing drug discovery
by Charles Choi
Silent Green
Unsung heroes of sustainability, industrial enzymes protect the environment, while enhancing a range of products
by Alan Dove
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Israel's Pharma-Patent Killer
Beefing Up Biotech With Biopolis
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Fighting in the Face of Distress
Overseeing Outsourcing
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Biomedical Information— A Matter of Trust A Q&A With Howard R. Asher
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An Innovation Call To Arms: Brazil’s Option for Science Education
Sharing The Wealth Of Data
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