Biotechnology
Therapeutics built from biology: gene therapies, antibodies and small molecules moving through the clinic.
What is biotechnology in healthcare? In healthcare, biotechnology uses living systems and molecular biology to develop medicines and tools — including gene therapies, antibodies and targeted small molecules — which then move through preclinical research and phased clinical trials.
Texas companies
GenprexClinical-stage gene therapy company developing therapies for cancer and diabetes.XBiotechDiscovers and develops therapeutic antibodies derived from natural human immunity (its True Human antibodies), with candidates across oncology, neurology, rheumatology and infectious disease.NateraCell-free DNA (cfDNA) testing company working in oncology, women's health and organ health.Moleculin BiotechDeveloping treatments for hard-to-treat tumors and viruses.Tvardi TherapeuticsClinical-stage company developing oral small-molecule STAT3 inhibitors for inflammatory and proliferative diseases.Taysha Gene TherapiesDeveloping gene therapies for central nervous system diseases caused by single-gene mutations.Lantern PharmaClinical-stage oncology company using AI, machine learning and genomics to speed cancer drug discovery and development.
Events
- Oct 5–7, 2026CPRIT Innovations VII: The Cancer Prevention and Research Conference
- Oct 8–9, 20262026 San Antonio Liver Cancer Symposium
- Oct 22, 2026THBI Fall Policy Summit & Luminary Awards Dinner
- Oct 29, 2026BioBash Fall 2026
- Nov 10–11, 202615th Annual Texas Life Science Forum