Offerings
View how BC3201 is offered in 2004
(Also shows pre-requisites and inadmissible combinations if applicable)
View how BC3201 is offered in 2004
(Also shows pre-requisites and inadmissible combinations if applicable)
BC3201:03
Biotechnology
Professor J Burnell.
Biotechnology is usually defined as the exploitation and manipulation of biological resources to deliver commercial and social benefits. This subject is designed to cover the fundamental aspects of biotechnology including basic and advanced methods used in recombinant DNA technology, recombinant protein production in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes, molecular diagnostics, microbial production of therapeutic agents, vaccine production, bioremediation, bioreactors and regulations and patenting in biotechnology.