Biotechnology and Immunology

Immunology is a complicated and sophisticated branch of biology that has evolved into one of the most flexible research tools in biology and medicine, as well as a potent weapon in the arsenal of viral and bacterial disease prevention and management. Immunology, often known as Immunotechnology, is the use of biotechnology in the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases. Immunotechnology is also involved in advanced immunology research to comprehend mechanisms behind disease progression, as well as the establishment and identification of potential therapeutic targets. Biotechnology has aided Immunology in the production of diagnostic tests, medicines, and vaccines for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide range of infectious and autoimmune diseases, as well as cancer. Traditional therapies with chemical and pharmaceutical products are being replaced by products derived from biotechnology, particularly that applied to Immunology (known as Immunobiotechnology), primarily due to its effectiveness in health issues, but also because it is environmentally sustainable and a wealth-generating business, according to not only researchers but also major international pharmaceutical companies.

• Immunobiotechnology
• T-Cell Immunology
• Cellular & Molecular Immunology
• Medical Immunology
• Antigen-Antibody