PPT-Environmental Products of Biotechnology

By Yours truly Khori Smith Enviro Pig I s able to digest cereal grain phosphorus there is no need to supplement the diet with either mineral phosphate or commercially produced photoset and there is less phosphorus in the manure When the phosphorus depleted manure is spread on land in areas of intense swine production there is less potential of phosphorus to leach into freshwater ponds streams and rivers Because phosphorus is the major nutrient enabling algal growth that is the leading cause of fish kills resulting from anoxic conditions and reduced water quality the low phosphorus manure from Enviropigs has a reduced environmental impact in areas where soil phosphorus exceeds desirable levels Therefore the environing biotechnology has two beneficial attributes it reduces feed cost and reduces the potential of water pollution Furthermore the technology is simple if you know how to raise pigs you know how to raise . Learning Goals. Describe the science of Biotechnology and its product domains. List the steps to producing a GMO through use of . rDNA. Outline the steps of producing and delivering a product made through recombinant DNA technology. Project by: Alex Burd and Jacai . McClendon. Methane Gas as Energy Source. . According to dictionary.com, methane is defined as . a colorless, odorless, flammable gas, . CH. 4 . , the main constituent of marsh gas and the firedamp of coal mines, obtained commercially from natural . What is it? . The study and manipulation of any living thing or their component molecules, cells, tissues, or organs.. Biotechnology. Biotechnology helps to meet our basic needs.. Food, clothing, shelter, health and safety. . Definitions of Biotechnology . Timeline of Biotechnology . Techniques used in Biotechnology . Who's Who in Biotechnology . 2. How is Biotechnology being used?. . Applications of Biotechnology . Medicines on the market today . Introduction. Lecture 1. Biotechnology. It implies with the use of microorganisms, plants, animals or parts of them for the production of useful compounds.. Pharmaceutical biotechnology. It is concerned as the biotechnological manufacturing of pharmaceutical products. . Introduction. Lecture 1. Biotechnology. It implies with the use of microorganisms, plants, animals or parts of them for the production of useful compounds.. Pharmaceutical biotechnology. It is concerned as the biotechnological manufacturing of pharmaceutical products. . cells how to produce specific proteins These segments are genes It is the presence or absence of the specific protein that gives an organism a trait or characteristic More than 10000 different genes is Biotechnology In its broadest sense biotechnology refers to the use of living systems to develop products New scientific discoveries are allowing us to better understand fundamental life processe Biotechnology?. * . Biotechnology . —the use of biological processes; and . technology. —to solve problems or make useful products. . . *Biotechnology . – using living organisms, or the products of living organisms, for human benefit to make a product or solve a problem.. Professor Fragiskos Kolisis, . School of Chemical Engineering,. The National Technical University of Athens. Definition. :. . b. iotechnology. is the use of biological processes, organisms, or systems to manufacture products intended to improve the quality of human life. . Kamal Kumar Gupta. Biotechnology -Definition. The application of scientific and engineering principles to the . processing of material . by . biological agents . to provide goods and services. The industrial production of goods and services by processes using biological organisms, systems, and processes,. Biotechnology The term “ Biotechnology" was first coined in 1919 by Karl Ereky which means p roducts are produced from raw materials wi th the aid of living organisms. Biotechnology is NOT new. M . 4. FE314. -. . Biotechnology. Spring . 201. 7. Application of Biotechnology in . Food Industry . Biotechnology . – using living organisms, or the products of living organisms, for human benefit to make a product or solve a problem. (FAB-369). . Credit Hrs 3(2-1) . Course Contents. :. Introduction to Marine Biology. Introduction and Significance. Major Aquatic Ecosystems (estuaries, coral reefs, intertidal, pelagic, benthic zones).