Choosing a better cell line

Article Abstract:

The North Brunswick, New Jersey-based biotech startup, has developed a technique for screening 12,000 cells per second using a novel reagent and an automated cell sorter that identifies the cells lines with the highest expressors and precise genes of interest. It is described that the identification of the high-producer cell lines is a tedious and time-consuming proposition, which requires the screening of hundreds, even thousands of cell lines.

New Jersey, Company Profile

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Small company mergers-good for whom?

Article Abstract:

A range of opinions is offered on the motives driving mergers of biotech companies, which have become a regular part of the biotech industry. A study of 105 mergers between 143 companies in United Kingdom over a 10-year period shows that the improvement of shareholder positions, rather than product pipelines or business opportunities, is the main motivation for such transactions.

United Kingdom, Acquisitions & mergers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger

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Riding the risk cycle

Article Abstract:

The difference between success and failure means early identification and planning for potential risks. A startup is needed to embrace the culture of managing risk by adopting the core components of the risk cycle.

United States, Asset & Risk Management, Risk management

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