Major Overall Achievements in Bio-technology
Biotechnology is commonly linked with landmark advances in new medical therapies to treat diabetes, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Cancers, Arthritis, Haemophilia, Bone Fractures, Multiple Sclerosis, Cardiovascular as well as molecular diagnostic devices that can be used to describe the patient population.
Red Biotechnology
- The use of biotechnology in the area of medicine is also called Red biotechnology. Red biotechnology also involves in discovering medicines for life threatening diseases like cancer, tumours and AIDS, improving the already existing procedures for various malignant diseases to decrease the side effects without compromising with the effectiveness, improving drugs and producing the various proteins used ....
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