For a wide range of diseases, treatment and cure will progress by additional biological and medical investigations, as well as the application of novel therapeutic methods and innovative tools within the standardized research workflow.

Individual body cells, or even foreign cells, have been shown to be able to restore diminished tissue or otherwise non-functioning body parts, which has made them excellent instruments for treating various illnesses. On a deeper molecular level this involves genes or nucleic acids that impact the study of tissue physiology. However, they have also led to the development of new biologic tools and medical solutions for incurable or rare conditions.

Cell and gene workflows have become part of both the initial scientific discovery and further clinical investigative phases of research, and therefore provide insight and approaches for future therapeutics in life-threatening diseases, such as cancer and autoimmune conditions, as well as for some impactful dermal, cardiovascular, or neurological diseases.