Biotechnology uses living organisms or their components to address many of our largest global challenges in healthcare, agriculture, the environment, and industry.

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Biotechnology uses living organisms or their components to address many of our largest global challenges in healthcare, agriculture, the environment, and industry.
Biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and biopharmaceuticals: these terms and abbreviations (biotech, pharma, and biopharma, respectively) are everywhere in today’s lexicon. However, which aspect of research does each term refer to, and more importantly, how are they different?
The biopharmaceutical landscape is rapidly expanding at a CAGR of 12.5%, with its market value set to rise from USD 333.09 billion in 2022 to USD 856.1 billion by 2030.
Despite the limited treatment options available, recent biological and technological advancements have sparked new hope, opening up novel opportunities for treatment and care.
Unlock the potential of antisense technology. Discover how RNA therapeutics can target previously ‘undruggable’ molecules for effective manipulation.
The field of epigenetics is progressing quickly, presenting a novel and exciting approach for precision medicine by altering gene expression with high precision and reversibility without changing the underlying DNA sequence.
The immune system is a complicated network of organs, cells, and signaling molecules. Without it, we fall prey to dangerous pathogens in the environment.
CRISPR is a revolutionary gene-editing tool that catalyzes a new era in precision medicine and drives a fierce ethical debate.
Understand cell communication and how different hormones, receptors, and ligands impact the messages sent to cells.
RNA-based drug therapy has taken the biotech world by storm, reshaping treatment landscapes with its ability to target “undruggable” areas and provide personalized patient solutions.
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