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The use of cells and proteins to create chemicals, substances, and other industrial objects.

Pros:
1.Efficient; uses less input and gives more output.
2.Less pollution, and can actually be used to reduce pollution.
3.The enzymes and cells used can be modified to be more productive.

Cons:
1.Expensive to build factories, bioreactors and hire employees.
2.There are some ethical issues that go with this.

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Using biotechnology to help tackle diseases, prevent hereditary disorders, and improve medicines worldwide.

Pros:
1.Can help reduce the rate at which infectious diseases spread.
2.Help develop cures for diseases that once were considered terminal.

Cons:
1.The research and resources required are quite expensive.
2.There a lot of ethical problems that can rise due to some procedures.

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Using biotechnology to modify and enhance plants and animals.

Pros:
1.Plants can be grown out of season.
2.Reduced need for pesticides and herbicides.
3.Improved nutrient quality.

Cons:
1.Expensive and costly.
2.Bugs and weed can adapt making this a short term solution to pesticides and herbicides.

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A cell from a multicellular organism that can rise into any type of cell in the organism.

Pros:
1.Can grow and be maintained for over a year.
2.A lot can be learned about embryonic cell development.
3.Can generate most cell types.

Cons:
1. There is no technology to produce large quantities of stem cells.
2.To aquire embryonic stem cells, the embryo must be destroyed.

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Analyzing and using DNA samples to identify individuals.

Pros:
1.Samples are easy to obtain.
2.Reduces the rate of wrong conviction because of its accuracy.
3.Makes it easier to identify individuals in mass deaths.

Cons:
1.DNA samples can be sabotaged to convict innocent people.
2.Invasion of privacy.