Together we will nurture domestic innovation and increase equality of access to bleeding-edge healthcare regardless of ethnicity by enabling and training domestic entrepreneurs to create high-potential startups with a chance of becoming a unicorn.
This is not a trendy bubble or double-sided phenomenon, it is a branch of science that will revolutionize the future of health.
With advances in sequencing techniques, computational methods, and AI, We can analyze all aspects of human biology, from reading the letters of DNA (Genomics), epigenetic markers (Epigenomics), and their representations as RNA and proteins (Proteomics).
We can detect cancer and many other diseases or complications much earlier than traditional methods when they can be cured by a huge margin of success rate. End cancer as we know it.
A precise combination of meds and treatments for the genetics of an individual, with much better effectiveness and fewer side effects.
diagnosis of rare monogenic disorders. Identification and diagnosis of genetic factors contributing to common disease.
There will be a vast number of applications when you enter a new realm of science and technology and see the world from a more comprehensive angel.
It's not too early when the technology and knowledge are not there, and it's not too late when the competition is fierce and costly.
Most countries are starting to notice the trend and push investments toward this trend. Every month there is a discovery, new investment news, and a new unicorn in this field. A few years ago, there weren’t enough experts or developed technology, and a few years ago, there will be fierce competition and lower ROI.
State of the union 2022
Startups are the drivers of innovation in all nations. According to data gathered in CrunchBase, the lack of startup activity in multiomics and biotech is evident in the Middle East. So just allocating investment isn't enough. We have to design, create and boost an ecosystem from ground up, by bringing the actual knowledge to the region.
Unlike many countries which are countries with slow decision-making and shortsighted system, the Middle East has a vision.
With current trends and plans, most future genomic studies will be with DNA data from European and American countries. Lack of diversity in this area means Middle Eastern countries should start investing in this field.
Source: Nature.com
There is only a handful of countries and companies in the world because there are three major barriers to entry.
According to nature.com, these are steps to achieve success in future studies in this field:
With provided expertise and knowledge from our team plus strategic founding and regulation support from UAE, we can eliminate those barriers and even push innovation the the next level.
It is not the first time UAE has reached new heights. The vision for the future defines the winners in the future.
We have a vision, to push the quality of life to new heights and we want you to join us.
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Saving lives at scale, training top-tier experts, growing economy and productivity in the society
Saving lives at scale, training top-tier experts, growing economy and productivity in the society
From our Entrepreneur article:
One may assume most countries in the Middle East are aware of the revolution, and there must be significant investments in this field. Unfortunately, that does not seem to be the case as is evident from the estimated number of related startups in the region, compared to the rest of the world.
In order to have homegrown startups building products tailored for our own population, our mindset toward multiomics startups must shift, and we should see them differently at every stage.
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We will create the first few startups and we would love to have ambitious people like you in our team. The future multiomics unicorns need you.
