| biotechnology |
The application of biological knowledge to practical needs. Often refers to (1) technologies for altering reproduction, or (2) technologies for locating, identifying, comparing, or otherwise manipulating genes.
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| biotin |
A water-soluble, sulfur-containing B vitamin in which plays an essential role in the rnetabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
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| biotin |
a nutrient need for fatty acid synthesis in plants and animals.
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| biota |
living organisms of an ecosystem, usually the flora and fauna
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| biotin |
A colorless crystalline vitamin of the B complex, found especially in yeast, liver, and egg yolk.
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