Nanotechnology and Biotechnology - Similarities and Differences
Biotechnology is a life science which deals with the study and modification of living organisms and biomolecules to enable the cost-effective manufacture of various products and vectors. It involves expertise in a variety of fields, from biological, biochemical, molecular biological, molecular engineering, and genetic engineering to agricultural knowledge. Among other marvelous achievements, it has allowed the detailed study of genes and even complete genomes, the synthesis of genetically modified products and genetically engineered organisms, and the emergence of successful gene therapies, as well as the manufacture of essential drugs from genetically engineered bacteria such as human insulin.
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