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bioprocess
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bi·o·proc·ess  (b-prss, -prss)
n.
1. A technique that produces a biological material, such as a genetically engineered microbial strain, for commercial use.
2. Production of a commercially useful chemical or fuel by a biological process, such as microbial fermentation or degradation.
tr.v. bi·o·proc·essed, bi·o·proc·ess·ing, bi·o·proc·ess·es
To prepare, produce, or treat (a substance) by means of a bioprocess.
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