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Biotechnology merges biological systems with technology to develop products enhancing human life across various fields including medicine and agriculture. It has historical roots extending back to ancient practices like fermentation, evolving into modern applications such as genetic engineering and bioprocessing. Ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks shape the responsible use of biotechnology, which holds great promise for future advancements in personalized medicine and sustainable practices.
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Term: Biotechnology
Definition: The use of biological systems, organisms, or derivatives to develop or make products that improve human life.
Term: Genetic Engineering
Definition: A process of manipulating an organism's DNA to achieve desired traits through techniques such as CRISPR.
Term: Cloning
Definition: Creating identical copies of an organism or cell by copying its DNA for research or therapeutic purposes.
Term: Bioprocessing
Definition: The use of living organisms in the production of substances like enzymes and biofuels.
Term: Ethical Issues
Definition: Concerns surrounding cloning, genetic modification, and bio-patents that impact societal views on biotechnology.