Accounting for Emergence and Novelty in Boston and Bay Area Biotechnology

and the participants in the 2003 and 2004 Genesis of Clusters workshops for their comments on earlier drafts. We are grateful for research support from the Hewlett Foundation and the Merck Foundation.

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