Biotechnology excels in many branches. Forensics, plant sciences, cancer studies, genetics, DNA repair, molecular biology, pharmacology all of these fall under biotechnology. Work is often carried out in modern laboratories at hospitals, industrial lab units, factories or universities. A bio technologist has to work in sterile conditions and will need to wear protective clothing, such as a lab coat and safety glasses.
Bio technologists work in laboratories and offices of universities, research institutes or processing plants. Bio technologists work in various fields, in environmental biotechnology, he works and finds ways to develop microorganisms and plants to clean polluted water. They also create renewable sources of energy and produce environment friendly raw materials for industry. In industrial biotechnology, they clone and produce enzymes for use in manufacturing food and drink. They create biological detergents and dyes for the textile industry, developing crops that are more resistant to pests and genetically modifying crops to increase productivity. In medical biotechnology, they study human genetics, proteins, antibodies, viruses, plants, fungi and bacteria to research and to treat diseases like cancer. They develop vaccines, therapies and hormones to treat the cause of a disease. They produce medicines using techniques.