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Manual curation of biological ontologies is recapitulated by an algorithmic approach, supplementing the Gene Ontology and enabling the discovery of relationships among genes and proteins.
A slew of disappointing product launches suggests biotech companies are ill prepared to navigate an increasingly parsimonious reimbursement environment.
The types of plants being protected, by whom and by what form of varietal right, has changed markedly since the United States first enabled intellectual property protection for plant varieties in 1930.