Biotechnology in daily life
INTRODUCTION: More than 230 biotechnology medications and vaccines have aided hundreds of millions of people globally since 1982. More than 400 biotech medical items and vaccines are now being tested in clinical trials for more than 200 disorders, including cancer, Alzheimer's disease, heart disease, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, AIDS, and arthritis. Hundreds of medical diagnostic tests based on biotechnology are responsible for keeping the blood supply secure from the AIDS virus and detecting other illnesses early enough to be effectively treated. Biotechnology diagnostic devices such as home pregnancy tests are also available. HISTORY: It has existed for ages and began with the first activity of a human on life for his benefit. It began when people transformed microbes to meet the demands of mankind. Previously, biotechnologists utilized yeast cells to ferment alcoholic beverages and bacteria to produce cheese and yoghurt. Karl Erekey, a Hungarian engineer, originated t