This Medical Biotechnology course provides a comprehensive introduction to the use of biological systems and technologies in medicine. It focuses on how advances in molecular biology, genetics, and cellular science are applied to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases.

The course begins with the fundamental concepts of biotechnology and its role in modern healthcare. It explains how biological processes are used to develop medical products, improve diagnostics, and create innovative therapies.

A key focus is genetic engineering, including techniques used to modify DNA for research and therapeutic purposes. Learners will also explore recombinant DNA technology and its applications in producing medicines such as insulin, vaccines, and therapeutic proteins.

The course also covers cell-based therapies, including stem cell technology and regenerative medicine approaches used to repair or replace damaged tissues. In addition, it introduces molecular diagnostics, which help detect diseases at an early stage using genetic and biochemical markers.

Biopharmaceutical production and modern laboratory techniques are also discussed, showing how biotechnology contributes to drug development and personalized medicine.

Ethical, legal, and safety issues are included to provide a balanced understanding of the field.

By the end of this course, learners will unders