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Biotech in space?

This spring, the Space Shuttle Discovery carried some interesting cargo: Salmonella bacteria separated by a thin seal from their target host, C.elegans. The cargo came courtesy of SPACEHAB, a Texas-based biotech that hopes experiments aboard the International Space Station will bring them one step closer to proving that they can make money by bringing science into outer space.

Last year, SPACEHAB announced its plan to supplement its space craft supply business by adding a space biotech component. Space Florida, created by the Florida legislature to promote the economic development of Florida's aerospace industry, helped offset SPACEHAB's costs with a $300,000 investment, to go towards ...

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