Biotechnology । Different scientists defined biotechnology
According to the scientist Coleman (Colman, 1968), biotechnology is the technology applied to produce new plants, animals, microorganisms or products with improved properties that are useful for the welfare of humanity using living plants, animals, microorganisms or their parts.
According to scientist Spinks (Spinks, 1980), biotechnology is the use of biological methods or microorganisms for the production and use of products in industrial plants.
According to scientist Bull (Bull et. al., 1982), biotechnology is the application of scientific and technological principles to produce and use products through biological agents.
According to British biotechnologists, biotechnology is the application of an organism or methods using organisms in production and related industries.
According to the US National Science Foundation, biotechnology is the controlled use of microorganisms or other cellular organisms for human benefit.
The definition of the European Federation of Biotechnology is – Biotechnology is the practical or industrial application of organisms or biological derivatives.
