biotechnology

Converse of object

• embrace: That's going to change soon, and consumers will come to embrace biotechnology.
• regulate: Firstly, he says, there is a need to develop a national biosafety framework to regulate biotechnology and GMOs.
• adapt: To meet this challenge, Africa must acquire and adapt biotechnology to the agricultural sectors.

Preposition: in

• agriculture: Indeed, the rate of growth of biotechnology in agriculture has been dramatic.

Adjective modifier

• agricultural: Case study examples will be chosen across the whole spectrum of agricultural biotechnology.
• pharmaceutical: Some of them have served as an important source of innovation for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, cosmetic and agrochemical industries.
• microbial: It is very broad in its approach so that plant and animal systems are discussed as well as microbial biotechnology.
• modern: Yet, they are major problems that modern biotechnology can assist in solving.
• genetic: Turning the tide on the brave new world Genetic engineering biotechnology is not just about food production.
• molecular: Molecular Biotechnology, 22, ( 2 ), 179-189.

Modifies a noun

• incubator: A £ 2 million biotechnology incubator was completed in summer 2005 at Papworth Hospital, £ 1.4 million of which was funded by EEDA.
• industry: Mr Battle said the UK biotechnology industry, with estimated sales of some #4 billion, was at a cross roads.
• entrepreneur: It helps young scientists develop business awareness and an understanding of the skills needed to become a successful biotechnology entrepreneurs.
• company: CAT was the only UK biotechnology company listed in the top 50.
• trait: He said he believed the growth will be driven by the company's corn business and its next generation of biotechnology traits.
• cluster: Our state of the art laboratories are based in Cambridge, UK, at the center of Europe's largest biotechnology cluster.

Noun used with modifier

• non-human: This agrees with our SRT working group's conclusion for a standing commission on the ethics of non-human biotechnology.
• dual-use: During 2001, Russian entities remained a significant source of dual-use biotechnology, chemicals, production technology, and equipment for Iran.
• crop: CropGen is an information initiative designed to make the case for crop biotechnology.
• plant: Genomics is the only way forward for plant biotechnology.