Entomed SA
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
"Insects represent three times the biodiversity of plants and microorganisms put together, " says Mario Thomas, PhD, CEO of Entomed SA. That's why Entomed is hopeful that insect genes will help it discover novel anti-infectives and other drugs.
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