Methods for determining how a patient will respond to a medicine. New drugs for age-old illnesses. DNA. These are just a few of the pieces of intellectual property biotechnology companies are trying to protect in the marketplace. But first, they have to find a way to get that intellectual property to the market.
Some of the leading life science innovators are managing to do just that, finding partners who will pony up cash despite the shaky economy and cumbersome regulatory appro...
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