Is bacterial production of french bread an example biotechnology?
Bacterial production of french bread is not an example of biotechnology. Biotechnology refers to the use of living organisms or their products to make or modify products or processes. While bacteria are used in the fermentation process of bread, the production of french bread does not involve the use of biotechnology techniques or genetically modified organisms.
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