Vol. 17 No. 2 (2011)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5912/jcb.v17i2

Published: 2011-04-01

Editorial

Building biotechnology in Okinawa

Yali Friedman
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Commentary

Startup America: What it includes and opportunities for innovators

David B Orange
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Singapore â€“ Home base for expansion in Asia

Kian-Teik Beh
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Traditional ecological knowledge: Impact on commercial health

Mohammadali Khalvati, Ikway (Yvonne Fulton) Michine, Wabiska (Zane Bell) Mukwa, Mary Jane Metatawabin
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Article

The growing importance of incorporating US payers into biotechnology drug development decision-making

Sarah Collins
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Anticipating opportunities in industrial biotechnology: Sizing the market and growth scenarios

Peter J Nieuwenhuizen, David Lyon
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Founding angels as early stage investment model to foster biotechnology start-ups

Gunter Festel
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The economic potential of plant-made pharmaceuticals in the manufacture of biologic pharmaceuticals

James Kaufman, Nicholas Kalaitzandonakes
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From the Classroom

Developing graduate skills for the United Kingdom's commercial life science sector: Experiences from the ORBIS internship programme

James Gazzard
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Legal and Regulatory Updates

EU Legal and Regulatory Update

Gerry Kamstra
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Impact of recent IP caselaw on biomarkers and personalized medicine

David A Gass
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Licensing issues in today's bankruptcy world

Michael Schein, Brandon J Fleischman
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Limitation of gene patents to functioning DNA

Philip Webber
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Book Review

Chronicling the development of myozyme: The Cure and Chasing Miracles

Derek J Francis
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Anatomy of a Patent Case

Michael G Sullivan
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