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“One of the beautiful things about leveraging biotechnology and yeast in this way is that we just talked about yeast being a miniature factory, but it's a miniature factory that replicates itself with, if you just give it a little bit of sugar.”
...biotechnology and yeast in this way is that, you know, we just talked about yeast being a miniature factory, but it's a miniature factory that replicates itself with, if you just give it a little bit
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Business Mechanics7:34 – 8:04
...And let's take a quick pulse check on the state of biotechnology as it stands today in 2025. So question one for both of you is, how do you see the state of the industry as it stands today? And how do you see the state of the science as it stands tod
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They're the ones that come up with the new drugs. Of course, the pharmas are still doing their own work too, and so biotechs become a huge part of our ecosystem. It's also become a big part of the capital market. So there's whole groups of people tha
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...to the biotechnology industry? What do we see as, the impact that is, having already and may have in the longer term to The US based, biotechnology industry? So it I think it's worth just backing up and saying, you know, how is the bio industry biote
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And that was a technology that had never been in humans before. And in such a short period of time, it's like, wow, a whole new modality that we now have at our disposal. And a few years before that, we had the first human cell therapies where we're
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What I mean by biotech is the the when you have a company whose sole asset is a drug candidate that has not yet been approved by the FDA, so pre commercial. When I say biotech, that's what I mean. Other people think it refers to biologics, and it's t
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...That's right. Recently, especially in the context of The US versus China, but human biotech is not the only thing out there. There is a pretty big industry around animal and insect biotech, and I know nothing about it pretty much, and I find it very
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kid and caboodle. Biotech is, in my opinion, the most diverse industry that's out there. It's really its own sector. And when I say biotech and pharma, I use those terms interchangeably. It's really semantics, and we'll get into that a little bit lat
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simply from knowing the sequences of those proteins. And that was a true breakthrough. It it built upon several decades of experimental discovery. There was something called the protein data bank that that was trained on, and so it was really an amaz
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...Emerging Biotechnology. Technology. We're here at a at a biotech conference, so I figured we could start here because everyone's talking about China and the race against China. The US, according to this commission, has a three year window to act to k
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kind of, invented over the last decade, I think that's, like, that's important and it's here to stay, but, like, the the industry has to change. Like, the pressure on biotech to be faster and cheaper is just higher than it's ever been before. I think
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in in COVID. Or you have Gilead who's, like, you know, HIV used to be a death sentence in the nineteen eighties, and, like, there was tons of panic and fear about it in the nineties and early two thousands. And, like, like, good. It's, like, cured HI
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I started in animal science, so I did a bachelor's and a master's in animal science back at the University of Illinois. While I was there, actually, CRISPR had just come online, and so I started by using gene editing in beef and dairy cattle. So for
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devices, med tech, tools and diagnostics, those types of things. Biotech, they are trying to cure cancer, make us thinner. Obviously, clip ones have become a big thing. Grow biofuels and make us all look better. You know, trying to do all these diffe
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