Edited by
M.R. El-Gewely, Department of Biotechnology, Institute of Medical Biology, University of Tromsø, Norway
Description
Biotechnology is in many aspects shaping our life and affecting our means
of production, and job creation. Progress in the applications
of biotechnology
depends on a wide base of basic as well as applied sciences. The output of biotechnology has already proved itself in
many diverse fields from health to biomining
and from agriculture to enzyme “breeding”. It is therefore difficult to follow
all the
current as well as the potential applications of biotechnology.
The objectives of the Biotechnology Annual Review series
is to attempt to provide readers with the needed indepth knowledge, in the form of chapters, by
reviewing specific topics in biotechnology
in each issue. The philosophy behind
this series is to encourage good reviews to make it easier for readers to keep in
touch with progress
and applications of biotechnology. We also encourage reviewing topics that are related to regulatory affairs, social impact of biotechnology,
biodiversity, biosafety, public acceptance and patent issues.
Included in series
Biotechnology Annual Review
