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Nature Biotechnology's annual survey of public biotechnology highlights the defining feature of the year—the surge of interest in the sector that encouraged over 100 new companies to go public.
Transgenic animals engineered to express a bacterial enzyme that liberates phosphate from animal feed may provide a solution to a common form of environmental pollution.
