what is red biotechnology?
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Answer / rabia hashmi
red biotechnology is the use of living organisms like
bacteria in medical field for developing new substances
which are useful in medicine.
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Answer / anthony yeakpalah
Red Biotechnology also known as medical biotechnology, is
the process where drugs are made for living things such as
bacteria, yeast and sometimes part of a living cell
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Answer / sunil kumar singh
Red biotechnology mainly related human health, such as any organism for the improvement of medical process.mainly health care,vaccine and medicine fighting against various pathogen in human body.
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Answer / hemant kumar
Red biotechnology is process in which utilized orginisms to improve heath care and fight many disease. Red biotechnology is modern biotechnology to use basically in pharmaceutical field.
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Answer / m kumar
Blood related Biotechnology is termed RED biotech
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