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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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Biomanufacturing or White Biotechnology is emerging field within modern biotechnology which involves the designing of organisms such as moulds, yeasts or bacteria, and enzymes to produce certain useful chemicals, and is related to the industrial sector.
German White Biotechnology Platform" conference on 8 October within the scientific congress European BioPerspectives HANNOVER, Germany -- Although white or industrial biotechnology has been around for a considerable time, it has only recently begun to revolutionize industrial production.
A: White biotechnology is the use of nature's toolbox for industrial applications, sometimes referred to as industrial biotechnology.
 
 
 
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