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    One simple definition

    biothe use of biological processes; and

    technologyto solve problems or make useful products.

    The simplest definition

    technology based on biology

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    A more appropriate definition to this century

    twenty-one is:

    Biotechnology means any technological application that uses

    biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to

    make or modify products or processes for specific use.

    Biotechnology is the use of living organisms, cells or cellular

    components for the production of compounds or precisegenetic improvement of living things for the benefit of man.

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    According to United States National Science Academy,bio techno logy is the

    controlled use of biological agents like cells or cellular

    components for beneficial use

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    Areas of Study

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    The applications of the biotechnology are numerous and are in

    the habit of qualifying in:

    Red biotechnolo gy: it is applied to the utilization of

    biotechnology in medical processes.

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    White Biotechno logy: also known as industrialbiotechnology, it is that one applied to industrial

    processes.

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    The Technologies and Their

    Applications

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    Bioprocessing Technology

    The living cells most commonly used are one-celled

    microorganisms, such as yeast and bacteria; the biomolecular

    components we use most often are enzymes, which are

    proteins that catalyze biochemical reactions.

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    Monoclonal Antibodies

    Monoclonal antibody technology uses immune-system cells

    that make proteins called antibodies. For example, we use

    monoclonal antibodies to:

    Locate environmental pollutants.

    Detect harmful microorganisms in food.

    Distinguish cancer cells from normal cells.

    Diagnose infectious diseases in humans, animals and plants.

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    Fluorescence-activated cell sorter

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    Microscopic dissection

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    The green fluorescent protein (GFP) is a protein produced by

    the jellyfishAequorea victoria.

    Structure of the Aequorea victoria green

    fluorescent protein

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    Cell Culture

    Cell culture technology is the growing of cells outside of living

    organisms.

    Plant c el l culture

    Plant cell culture is also an important source of compounds

    used as flavors, colors and aromas by the food-processing

    industry.

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    Blue roses

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    Insect cel l culture

    Insect cell culture can broaden our use of biological control

    agents that kill insect pests without harming beneficial insects

    or having pesticides accumulate in the environment.

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    Mammalian cel l cu lture

    Livestock breeding has used mammalian cell culture as an

    essential tool for decades. Eggs and sperm, taken from

    genetically superior bulls and cows, are united in the lab, and

    the resulting embryos are grown in culture before beingimplanted in surrogate cows.

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    By 2000 the human genome had been sequenced and today

    we use recombinant DNA techniques, in conjunction with

    molecular cloning to

    Produce new medicines and safer vaccines.

    Treat some genetic diseases.

    Enhance biocontrol agents in agriculture.

    Decrease allergy-producing characteristics of some foods.

    Improve foods nutritional value.

    Decrease water and air pollution.

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    DNA recombination

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    Cloning

    Cloning technology allows us to generate a population of

    genetically identical molecules, cells, plants or animals.

    Because cloning technology can be used to produce

    molecules, cells, plants and some animals, its applications are

    extraordinarily broad.

    Virtually all applications in

    biotechnology, from drug

    discovery and development to

    the production of transgenic

    crops, depend on gene

    cloning.

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    PCR based gene cloning

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    PCR used

    in

    forensic

    science

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    Protein Engineering

    Protein engineering technology is used, often in conjunction

    with recombinant DNA techniques, to improve existing

    proteins, such as enzymes, antibodies and cell receptors, and

    to create proteins not found in nature. These proteins may be

    used in drug development, food processing and industrial

    manufacturing.

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    Biosensor

    Biosensor technology couples our knowledge of biology with

    advances in microelectronics. A biosensor is composed of abiological component, such as a cell, enzyme or antibody,

    linked to a tiny transducera device powered by one system

    that then supplies power (usually in another form) to a second

    system.

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    Nanotechnology

    Nanotechnologythe study, manipulation and manufacture of

    ultra-small structures and machines made of as few as one

    moleculewas made possible by the development of

    microscopic tools for imaging and manipulating single

    molecules and measuring the electromagnetic forces between

    them.

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    Conclusions

    Biotechnology as a fast developing technology as well as a

    science has already shown its impact on different aspects ofday-to-day human life such as public health, pharmaceuticals,

    food and agriculture, industry, bioenergetics and information

    technology.

    Now it is very clear that biotechnology will be a key technologyfor the 21st century and the science of the future. It has the

    potential to ensure food security, dramatically reduce hunger

    and malnutrition, and reduce rural poverty, particularly in

    developing countries.

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    Bibliography

    The Guide to Biotechnology 2007 by the

    Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO)

    BiotecVisions 2011,March A1A8 2011 John Wiley

    & Sons, Inc.

    Introduction to Biotechnology and Genetic

    Engineering by A.J. Nair, PH.D. (INFINITY SCIENCE

    PRESS LLC)

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    Gracias