Biotechnology
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Red Biotechnology: Research related to medicine and medical processes The designing of organisms to manufacture pharmaceutical products like antibiotics and vaccines, the engineering of genetic cures through genomic manipulation, and its use in forensics through DNA profiling. |
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White biotechnology: Research related to industrial processes It involves the use of enzymes and organisms for the processing and production of chemicals, materials, and energy including biofuels. |
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Green biotechnology: Research related to agriculture processes It involves the use of environmentally-friendly solutions as an alternative to traditional agriculture, horticulture, and animal breeding processes. |
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Blue biotechnology: Research related to marine and aquatic processes It involved research on the application of molecular biological methods to marine and freshwater organisms. |
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Black Biotechnology: Research related to bioterrorism It Involves research on all aspects of bioterrorism related to military, police, surveillance and counter terrorism. |
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Grey biotechnology: Research related to the environment Divided into two areas: biodiversity maintenance and contaminants removal. |
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Announcement from the President of the International Society of Biocatalysis and Agricultural Biotechnology (ISBAB) At our 6th annual meeting of the ISBAB which took place in Seoul, S. Korea, November 19–21, 2010, our Board of Directors decided to establish the ''World Academy of Biocatalysis and Agriculture Biotechnology (WABAB)'' and to begin electing noteworthy people to the position of ISBAB ''Fellow'' from 2011 onwards. Read more... |
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