Biotechnology, biotechnics & technology guide
Biotechnology is the term used to describe a group
or collection of technologies which capitalise on the attribute of cells,
an example of this is manufacturing capabilities and their DNA and proteins
are made to work for us.
Industrial biotechnology is a new and exciting approach
to preventing pollution, resource conservation and reducing costs.
Since time began we humans have always relied on
plants and animals to provide us with food, shelter, clothing and fuel,
and for thousands of years farmers have strived to better these in order
to continue providing us and to meet the needs of evolution.
Bio diesel is an alternative clean burning fuel that
is made from domestic renewable resources which is better for the environment.
The oldest form of biotechnology is bioprocessing
technology; this technology uses the living cells or molecular components
of manufacturing machinery to give us the results we desire.
Cloning is a very broad technology and one form that
many years ago, we would have only dreamed about or thought would happen
only in far-fetched science fiction movies.
Biotechnology can not only benefit humans but also
animals too, recently there have been over 100 great advancements in veterinary
biologics and vaccines that can help to improve the health of our family
pets, livestock and poultry.
The tools and techniques of biotechnology have opened
up new doors when it comes to researching and learning more about the human
body and what goes wrong with it when problems arise. |
Biotechnology, biotechnics & technology guide
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