I. The Grammar of Sugars: Why Carbohydrates Became the New Frontier Carbohydrates once occupied the margins of pharmaceutical chemistry—an afterthought beside the grandeur of DNA and proteins, dismissed as decorative polysaccharide fluff. Yet the modern Carbohydrate CDMO revolution has rewritten that narrative entirely. Sugars are no longer inert excipients or stabilizing agents; they are active […]
