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Biotechnology
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Biotechnology
The use of living things, such as one-cell organisms, in technological innovations. Biotechnology has particular applications in medicine, agriculture, engineering, and similar fields. Biotech organizations may make and market their own products, or they may be departments within another company, such as a pharmaceutical corporation.


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Green Biotechnology or agricultural Biotechnology, like the name suggests, is the area of biotechnology involving applications to agriculture.
Bayer CropScience, a subsidiary of Bayer AG with annual sales of some EUR 6 billion, is a leading innovative crop science companies in the areas of crop protection, seeds and green biotechnology, as well as non-agricultural pest control.
com/research/5b6b31/future_of_green_bi) has announced the addition of the "Future of Green Biotechnology in China" report to their offering.
 
 
 
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