biotech

/ˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk/
noun
  1. The use of living cells, bacteria, or biological processes to make products or solve problems, especially in medicine, agriculture, and industry.
    • She works for a biotech company that develops vaccines.
    • Many farmers use biotech crops that are resistant to pests.
    • Biotech has led to new treatments for genetic diseases.
  2. A company or industry involved in biotechnology.
    • Investors are pouring money into biotech startups.
    • Several biotechs are competing to create a cure for the disease.
    • The biotech sector has grown rapidly over the past decade.
adjective
  1. Relating to biotechnology.
    • Biotech research requires strict safety protocols.
    • The biotech lab is equipped with advanced gene-editing tools.
    • She earned a degree in biotech engineering.
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