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Cancer Research Breakthrough Announced by Two Biotechnology Companies Two leading biotechnology companies, Insilico Medicine, Inc. and Champions Oncolology, Inc., have discovered an Early Warning System for colon cancer treatment. Scientists believe the... By: Insilico Medicine … Continue reading →

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16.03.2015 / 11:12 Release of an ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 KR. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting of Cytos Biotechnology Ltd. approves all resolutions Schlieren (Zurich), Switzerland, March 16, 2015 - Cytos Biotechnology Ltd ("Cytos" or the "Company"), announced today that its shareholders have approved all resolutions at today's Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting. These resolutions, among other things, consist of an ordinary capital increase of 77.49 million shares which will be used to exchange the outstanding convertible bonds into shares once the convertible bond restructuring proposal becomes final and binding which is expected to be in the second half of April 2015. After the exchange of the bonds into shares, a total of around 108 million Cytos shares with a nominal value of CHF 0.03 each will be issued and outstanding. The Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting of Cytos Biotechnology Ltd took place at the Company's headquarters in Schlieren (Zurich), Switzerland. It was attended by 52 shareholders. 4'757'980 shares or 15.6% of a total of 30,525,276 shares were represented. For further information, please contact: Cytos Biotechnology Ltd Harry Welten, MBA Chief Financial Officer Tel: +41 44 733 46 46 harry.welten@cytos.com About … Continue reading →

Disclosure: I own shares of AMGN For more than three years, the big run in a number of small biotechnology stocks that have little or no revenues had all the elements of a bubble. Now, there are signs that the bubble may be turning into mania, and will eventually burst. Every stock market bubble is different, and can be easily confused with healthy bull markets. But all stock market bubbles follow a certain profile. First comes investor hype over a popular theme an emerging industry that promises to change the world and bring big returns to those who invest in it. Somewhere down the road come the role modelscompanies that made it big carrying this themeturning investor hype into contagion. Then comes easy money by accommodative central banks to provide the air financing for the bubble to grow bigger and bigger. Flurries of IPOs that double, triple, or quadruple the day they make their market debut and sky-high M&A premiums turn investor hype into mania. Investing in this theme reaches a cascade, as no investor wants to be left behind. Finally, the bubble soon bursts, as early investors have already cashed out, and there are no more investors to join … Continue reading →

Biotechnology 1 What is biotechnology. By: MHS Agriscience … Continue reading →

Biotechnology Gallery of BITM, Kolkata Students watching and enjoying the various exhibits of "Biotechnology Gallery"at BITM, Kolkata. By: ncsmgoi … Continue reading →

Life Technologies, Energy Champion 2010, SDG E Energy Showcase, Biotechnology winner SDG E honored Life Technologies, Energy Champion 2010, SDG E Energy Showcase Biotechnology winner. By: cristina amorim … Continue reading →

ATLANTA, GA (March 13, 2015) -- In May 2015 Atlanta will host Biotechnology and the Ethical Imagination: A Global Summit (BEINGS), an international summit drawing together the world's thought leaders on the highly debated issues of cellular biotechnology. Hundreds of international experts in the fields of science and ethics will work together to establish a future vision and consensus on ethical guidelines and policy standards for research and development of cellular biotechnology. The real-life applications of biotechnology exceed the realms of science, medicine and academia and touch the lives of the average citizen. Reproductive technologies, vaccines, drug development, and other technologies involving stem-cell biology are just a few examples. Cell-based biotechnologies such as synthetic biology also have industrial applications. These technological advances hold the promise of repairing organs and helping regrow missing limbs, of controlling and ultimately curing diseases like Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and cancer, creating viable organs for transplant purposes and even helping produce life for those otherwise unable to bear children, among other things. Other genetic technologies also used to create new kinds of hybrid animals, to move genes between species to design animals with new kinds of traits, and to engineer bacteria for both medical and industrial … Continue reading →

Laura Arias: Studying Biotechnology | RMIT University Laura Yasica Arias Armas studies the Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Biotechnology) at RMIT University. She has a passion and vision for developing clean and sustainable food in her home... By: RMIT University … Continue reading →

Stanford Course - Genetic Engineering Biotechnology The co-evolution of genetic engineering and biotechnology in the last 30+ years has allowed for groundbreaking findings in molecular biology that have revolu... By: stanfordonline … Continue reading →