Biotechnology has presence in different fields, these are some of the most characteristic products that come from biotech development:
Biopharmaceuticals, such as: recombinant proteins for treatment of Diabetes (insulin), anemia (erythropoietin), cancer (monoclonal antibodies or mAbs, granulocyte colony stimulating factor or GCSF, etc.), multiple sclerosis or MS (interferon), etc.
Ecology, such as: conversion of cellulose and lignocellulose compounds by enzymatic hydrolisis and acetone-butanol fermentation.
Biofuels, e.g., the obtention of ethanol as biofuel by yeast fermentation of corn raw materials and the production of biogas (methane) by anaerobic fermentation of organic waste (also called as biogas farms).
Medicine, the creation of new drugs based upon immobilized proteins or enzymes specific for a particular antigen in degenerative diseases, and the new "nanobots" for specific site-directed deliver biotech drugs.
Agriculture, such as: the new genetic modified organisms or GMOs with improved resistance to diseases or plagues and increased or nutrient contents.
examples of old biotechnology
An example of modern biotechnology is genetic engineering which is being used in both plants and animals. Possibly the most important aspect of food genetic engineering is to wake people up to taking back responsibility for their lives.
Modern biotechnology is the term used to describe a range of processes and techniques especially at the molecular level. Examples of biotechnology applicationsof particular interest to the Department include cell culture, genomics, molecular marker-assisted breeding, cloning, bioprocessing and diagnostic testing as well as gene technology (genetic modification).
Traditional biotechnology uses old methods of using living organisms to change a product. Fermentation is a good example of traditional biotechnology. It uses yeast to change grapes into wine. Using yeast to rise bread dough is another example of traditional biotechnology.Some other products would be:vinegarbeersoy saucecheeseyogurt
Genetically engineered crops, like corn and soybeans, are examples of biotechnology.
Traditional biotechnology refers to processes that are based on the inherent capability of organic agents for creating a reaction that leads to a product. Modern biotechnology is when inherent capabilities of organisms are manipulated in order to make a valuable product or to cause the organism to be more desirable.
examples of old biotechnology
An example of modern biotechnology is genetic engineering which is being used in both plants and animals. Possibly the most important aspect of food genetic engineering is to wake people up to taking back responsibility for their lives.
Nanotechnology occurs when there is a manipulation with molecular, atomic, or supramolecular matter. Examples of nanotechnology include paint that can repel dirt, modern airbag sensors, and high tech CD or DVD players.
Modern biotechnology is the term used to describe a range of processes and techniques especially at the molecular level. Examples of biotechnology applicationsof particular interest to the Department include cell culture, genomics, molecular marker-assisted breeding, cloning, bioprocessing and diagnostic testing as well as gene technology (genetic modification).
Traditional biotechnology uses old methods of using living organisms to change a product. Fermentation is a good example of traditional biotechnology. It uses yeast to change grapes into wine. Using yeast to rise bread dough is another example of traditional biotechnology.Some other products would be:vinegarbeersoy saucecheeseyogurt
Genetically engineered crops, like corn and soybeans, are examples of biotechnology.
Genetically engineered crops, like corn and soybeans, are examples of biotechnology.
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Yes, because beer is the product of biotechnology process.
The interdisciplinary nature of biotechnology includes examples such as genomic manipulations and enhancements, gene splicing, protein denaturation, and biological augmentations.
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