No industry better illustrates the idea of the innovation frontier than biotechnology.

Every biotechnology in use today progressed through an evolutionary path that led to improved performance (better efficacy and safety in treating patients), and, in the process, spawned an industry with global sales of over $300 billion and growing. This has created significant investment opportunities. Today, we see this evolutionary process continuing and even broadening to address a wider diversity of diseases.

In this thought piece, The Rise of Advanced Biotechnology in the Age of Genomics, we explore topics such as: The Rise of Advanced Biotechnology in the Age of Genomics. COVER ONLY

  • A thumbnail sketch of the history of biotechnology
  • The biotech innovation frontier
  • Information on important progress and investment opportunities in three key areas:
    • Antibody engineering
    • RNA targeting
    • Gene and cell therapy


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