This article traces the trajectory of biotechnology firms, clusters and collaborations in Australia
between 2003 and 2014. Combining descriptive analyses, network visualizations and …

… San Francisco (#6) and Boston (#10) are two of the identified tech clusters, and the next
largest is San Diego at #17 in terms of the 1980 population ranking. Our analysis focuses on the …

… firms; the nascent autonomous vehicles cluster in Pittsburgh; and the biotech cluster and
medical devices clusters in San Diego. The San Francisco-Silicon Valley region has the largest …

… -ribosomal peptide synthetase (NRPS) cluster, a dramatically improved hit rate … clusters
identified by NGS were distinct from known BGCs in the MIBiG database or those PKS clusters …

… clusters. We intend to go beyond the assumption that the social capital of firms located within
a cluster … and the returns to inventive activity: Canadian biotechnology firms 1991–2000. In …

… Further, the cluster's innovation goals were unique and targeted. When compared to the
US’s other major biotech cluster economy in the San Francisco Bay area, Boston biotech …

… Here, we examine the evolutionary dynamics governing the distribution of natural product
biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs) among 118 strains representing all nine currently named …

… Cluster robustness was high as the original four clusters presented above and the new clusters
… ) (ARI 0.971, where 1.0 represents identical clustering and 0 represents exact opposite). …

… which firms remained local, which ones moved to an economic cluster (which we defined
as Boston, San Diego, or San Francisco), and which ones moved to other locations. …

… hierarchical cluster … The clusters were replicated in an independent, ungenotyped cohort
of 263 PCOS cases (median and IQR: age = 28 [24–33], BMI = 35.7 [28.4–42.3]). The clustering …