Re: [DIYbio] Looking to collaborate on a potential biotech business

From: LawrenceHI <wisco_cheese@yahoo.com>
To: "diybio@googlegroups.com" <diybio@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon, Jul 29, 2013 15:53:17 EDT
Subject: [DIYbio] Looking to collaborate on a potential biotech business

I have an undergraduate bachelor's of science degree in agriculture with a focus on micropropagation (tissue culture) and am interested in starting a business. I would appreciate any help or advice in doing so. I live in the US and our industry has no specific regulations other than general labor laws. 

I understand this area isn't much of the discussion on the DIYbio board, cloning exceptional individuals rather than cutting DNA.  I am throwing it out there because there is a lot of congruence with lab equipment and thought it could be a nice segue into other biotech endeavors or fund a more public lab.  

Legal advice and anecdotal evidence would be valued replies. 

Lawrence

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