BS Biotechnology is a broad term that refers to a variety of techniques and technologies used in bio-industrial production and bio-genetic-controlled processes involving plants, animals, and people. Genetic manipulation is the most common way of harnessing living beings and bimolecular processes to create or modify the physical properties of diverse goods.
Antibiotics, biofuels, and genetically modified foods are examples of biotech products or techniques. Genetic pathways that lead to organ regeneration are a significant medical use of biotechnology.
Agriculture, food supply and security, climate management, and medicine are all sectors where biotechnology plays a role. Biotechnology can also aid in the resolution of some of the most serious environmental challenges, such as oil spills, pesticide side effects, and contaminated water, thereby improving the natural environment's health.
Graduates of biotechnology pursue professions in the chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and environmental industries, as well as genetics and regenerative medicine, process control, and research and development. Bioinformatician, biophysicist, quality control analyst, biomedical engineer, pharmaceutical sales representative, or crime lab technician are some examples of job titles.
