Biosafety can be defined as the efforts to prevent the risk of any incidents resulting from the biotechnological application and their products. This biosafety protects us as well as helps in the conservation of environment from harmful incident developed due to release of hazardous chemicals by modern biotechnology. These prevention mechanisms include conduction of regular reviews of the biosafety in laboratory settings, as well as strict guidelines to follow.

Biopatent may be defined as a government protection as well as the legal permission to an inventor of a certain biological material for manufacturing, commercial using, exploiting and selling the new invented material and products. By using this biopatent, the transnational companies are deserving absolute right to manufacture and sell the new material which is derived from the biotic resources. It is an exclusive right of an inventor granted by the government for using the invented biological entities.

Biosafety can be defined as the efforts to prevent the risk of any incidents resulting from the biotechnological application and their products. This biosafety protects us as well as helps in the conservation of environment from harmful incident developed due to release of hazardous chemicals by modern biotechnology. These prevention mechanisms include conduction of regular reviews of the biosafety in laboratory settings, as well as strict guidelines to follow.