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Biotech promises to crack the code of life. How will those advances change the world in the years ahead?
6 February 2009
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09 Feb 2010 · 09:25:17 PM GMT
I read the article with great interest and sure enough it is far fetched in several respects and right on target in few specific areas. As a scientist who did extensive research in pluripotent cells and manipulated DNA and RNA and again as a Business...—Booma
In response to How biotech will reshape the global economy
15 Jan 2010 · 02:55:03 AM GMT
Maybe its not a gene variation, but a rejection of the body? If they didn’t have this gene variation, maybe it would be lethal?—Pharmacy
In response to Prognosis for personalized medicine
13 Jan 2010 · 12:28:50 PM GMT
Calestous Juma has done great job focusing Africa’s Biotech future. There are numerous neglected diseases in Africa and Future Biotech should aim at Point-of-care Diagnostics, cost effective yet quality biodrugs, and vaccines to tackle the pres...—Niranjan Kumar
In response to Africa’s biotech future
28 Oct 2009 · 11:54:37 AM GMT
Development of biotechnology is an expensive venture that many African countries cannot afford at the moment, so what can African countries do to attract more investments from outside the continent?—Tony Chang
In response to Africa’s biotech future
15 Oct 2009 · 11:39:43 AM GMT
This article is important and interesting. When I discuss nano and bionano with students of IT, they think it is not related to them. And, most have never even heard of nanotech, let alone thought about it. When I suggest they look for jobs in thi...—S Conger
In response to How biotech will reshape the global economy
05 Oct 2009 · 12:27:36 AM GMT
as far as we know HIV/AIDS,it kills white blood cells.what if we look for a cartain ways of killing this strong virus like coming up with chemical which will not kill the cells but kill the virus.—samson