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9 July 2020updated 09 Sep 2021 2:34pm

Bioinnovation: from research to commercialisation

Searching for long-term, sustainable success? Then look beyond the science.

By Richard Hammond

The idea of manipulating biology to solve problems and make profit is not new. Plants and animals have been selectively bred for thousands of years, and medicines developed from the natural world.

The discovery of DNA accelerated this process, because if you understand the code, you understand how to reprogramme and how to control rather than the messier trial and error that characterised the previous millennia.

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