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Four New Technologies That Will Change Cancer Treatment
New approaches to tame the immune system in the fight against cancer are getting us closer to a future where cancer becomes a curable disease. Personalized vaccines, cell therapy, gene editing and...
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RNAi: A Coming of Age Story
The first RNA interference therapy was approved in 2018, after 20 years in development. What can we expect to see in the RNAi field in 2019 and beyond? After two decades of scientific effort, multiple...
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How Gene Therapy Is Evolving to Tackle Complex Diseases
Gene therapy has traditionally been applied to well-understood diseases where a single genetic mutation was to blame. A new generation of technology is expanding the potential of gene therapy to treat...
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Why and How to Prepare for a Successful Biotech IPO
Any biotech company that has reached a certain size and is in need of investment will have to consider the critical question: is it time to go public? Navigating the stock market can be particularly...
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DNA Synthesis: Tackling the Main Bottleneck in Biology Research
A wave of new technologies to synthesize DNA faster, cheaper and more accurately could have a far-reaching impact across all areas of biology research. Ten years ago, Sylvain Gariel was working for...
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Plants Will Allow Astronauts to Make Medicines in Space
As humans venture into deep space travel, plants might become essential to keep astronauts healthy on years-long trips to Mars. Astronauts have been taking medicines with them on space missions since...
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The Coming of Age of European Synthetic Biology
Within a few years, synthetic biology has evolved from being a new player in the molecular biology and biotech arena, to being a front-row contender with multiple industrial advances and large amounts...
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As Big Pharma Abandons Neuroscience, Can Biotech Provide Answers?
With big pharma exiting the neurology space in droves, biotech innovation might be the key to bring about a much-needed shift. At the Bio-Europe conference in Hamburg last month, experts weighed in on...
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Biomimicry in Biotech: Taking Inspiration from Nature
Scouring the natural world can be an effective way of finding design inspiration for new scientific innovation. Here, we take a look at a crop of European biotechs currently using biomimicry to develop...
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A Different Culture Shaping Synthetic Biology in Europe
Synthetic biology research is strong in Europe, but the region has much to learn from the US when it comes to commercial translation, attracting investment and liaising with regulators. Europe’s...
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What’s the Secret to Making Returns in Industrial Biotech?
As industrial biotech starts gaining more and more traction, investors need to change their mindset in order to start making returns in this promising field. Microorganisms have been helping us make...
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Is Cloud Computing the Answer to Genomics’ Big Data Problem?
The success of the genomics industry has led to generation of huge amounts of sequence data. If put to good use, this information has the potential to revolutionize medicine, but the expense of the...
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You Will Be Eating Lab-Grown Meat Soon: Here’s What You Need to Know
Cultured meat promises to change the way we eat and help solve some of the big problems of a crowded planet. When will it be on our plate and how will this technology impact the world? As you eat your...
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Why European Biotechs Should Look to China for Investment
Traditionally European biotechs have looked to the US for additional investment, but changes in the law and significant economic success in the country in recent years means that new opportunities are...
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Could We See a New Dawn for Hair Loss Treatments?
There hasn’t been a new hair loss drug approved in twenty years. But, a number of European companies are hot on the case, and are getting tantalizingly close to the breakthrough that is hoped for by...
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How Biotechnology Is Changing the Way We Make Clothes
The fashion industry is seeing the beginnings of a biotechnological revolution where living organisms are being used to make clothing, resulting in improved and more sustainable materials....
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How Immunotherapy Could Stop and Prevent Type 1 Diabetes
People with type 1 diabetes need lifelong treatments of daily insulin injections to manage their condition that still leave them at risk of long-term complications. Immunotherapy could one day become...
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Spatial Transcriptomics: A Window Into Disease
Spatial transcriptomics lets researchers peek at the RNA of cells in microscope sections from tumors and the brain. How is this going to change the way we treat disease? DNA and RNA sequencing...
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How Will We Be Treating Cystic Fibrosis 10 Years From Now?
Current treatments for cystic fibrosis are not suitable for all patients and have a limited effect on this life-threatening disease. But new advances in the field promise to overcome these hurdles. The...
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