Updates in molecular genetics, biomolecular and physiological modeling software, advanced genome cloning and synthesis technologies, developments in synthetic tissue and organs, bioinfomatics, in-silico biology, and related forms of computing, IT resources, and an evermore diverse range of interrelated technologies are forging the progenitors of an ultimate example of convergence, as a process dynamic, emergent business model, and socio-economic paradigm of unprecedented trans-formative nature.
What is about to transpire is the rapid evolution into an era where health care, the very definition of "medicine", or for that matter, even life itself as it is currently understood to be, is in a state of transition. This phenomena is directly in parallel with changes in agricultural procedures, bio-resource management, and ultimately, the defacto equivalent of bio-engineering entire ecosystems.