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1. A 2003 editorial in Nature Biotechnology argues that legislation regulating development of higher forms of life

2. dr Phillipe Collas stated in the april 2002 issue of nature’s Biotechnology

3. Then I got interested in biotechnology and came up with the idea of

4. ‖ With one hand George pushed his graying hair from his eyes while he gently shook the vial, watching the fine particles settle as the bamboozled listener digested this biotechnology lesson

5. He has been aiming to create a biotechnology that can prolong human life on earth employing jelly fish cells

6. Fifteen years after Unica’s death, in the early morning of an autumn’s day in two thousand and fifty, Siri was making his way to work at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts in the US, where he lectured in environmental biotechnology

7. Later the enthusiasm moved on to biotechnology when miracle drugs, ‘silver bullets’ and panaceas were reckoned imminent

8. During the 1990s, such investments, possibly in combination with an increased supply of technically competent people freed up because of defense cutbacks, seem to have made this country the premier economy for innovation and start-ups associated with such high-tech areas as digital communications and biotechnology

9. More recently, driven by the rapid advances in biotechnology, a “combination”

10. Hugh Grant, CEO of agricultural biotechnology company Monsanto, once declared that his goal was to double profits within five years

11. As we’ve said, this underlying stock is a biotechnology stock, which tend to be very volatile, so the options are very expensive; the straddle cost 23 percent of the price of the stock

12. These options were due to expire in just three days and the implied volatility of SPY, even though there was a major event due, was much lower than the implied volatility of the biotechnology stock we looked at earlier

13. For example, there are large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap mutual funds, but also mutual funds that focus on biotechnology, communication, and even Europe or Asia

14. For example, the earnings of companies in the biotechnology industry are less predictable than those in the utilities industry

15. The healthcare sector is typically a noncyclical sector, but life science and biotechnology companies within the healthcare sector tend to have volatile earnings due to the unpredictability of scientific research