Biotechnology has to do with the medical and industrial application of advanced genetic research to the creation of drugs, hormones, and other therapeutic items for both agricultural and human uses.

-see also:
"Biotechnology" is in the UNSPSC Code "60104000"
  Biotechnology and bio chemistry and genetics and microbiology and related materials
Ref: 120697/2006-10-01

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