Biotechnology for the Conservation of Endangered Species
Biodiversity plays an extremely important role in natural ecosystems. Due to climate change, habitat degradation, poaching, pollution, and biological invasions, many species are on the brink of extinction. To tackle this crisis, biotechnology has emerged as a cutting-edge tool that provides scientific and effective support to conservation efforts.
Role of Biotechnology
Biotechnology plays a crucial role at multiple levels in the conservation of endangered species:
- Conservation of Genetic Diversity: Through biotechnology, the genetic diversity of species can be preserved. For example, by establishing sperm, egg, and cell banks, the genetic resources of endangered species are safeguarded for the future.
- Cloning and Reproduction ....
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