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December 2003

Big-Picture Biotech

Systems biology aims to provide a clearer picture of how diseases work-and how to prevent them.

By Jon Cohen

Laboratories at the Institute for Systems Biology sport magnificent views across the sailboat-cluttered waters of Lake Union, with the hilly downtown of Seattle as a backdrop. On this unusually sunny and warm June day, graced by an endless turquoise sky, the large windows provide an entrancing, even romantic, view. And it well suits the young institute, which has built itself around one of the grandest of biological visions.

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