Do some searching on the Internet for three (3) credible, reliable articles. Find one article for each of the three areas of biotechnology (classical processes, genetic engineering and diagnostics). What makes an article credible or reliable? Most often a credible article/reference is from an expert source in the area and is published in a peer reviewed journal. For some specific criteria on finding a credible reference see the following link from Columbia University: Credible References/Sources (Links to an external site.)
Then complete the following in a new Thread on this Discussion:

1. Post Your Articles: Once you've found your 3 articles (one each from classical processes, genetic engineering, diagnostics) post the citations. Include: author(s), year published, title, journal/location published and Internet link (if appropriate). An example citation would be: Smith, Joe. 2010. Genetic Engineering in Cattle. Journal of Animal Science and Technology. http://xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

2. Think about what each of the articles discusses/describes and place each article in one of the following categories. Be sure to explain.
a. Which article describes a problem solving application in biotechnology that you think sounds like the most useful. Explain your choice. What area of biotechnology did you determine this article fits (classical processes, genetic engineering, or diagnostics)?
b. Which article describes a problem solving application or area of discovery research that you think sounds like the most surprising. Explain why you were surprised. What area of biotechnology did you determine this article fits?
c. Which article describes a problem solving application in biotechnology that you think sounds like the most controversial. What, in your opinion, makes this an area of contention? What area of biotechnology did you determine this article fits?

3. Finally, using the Biotechnology Concept MapPreview the documentView in a new window identify where each article fits into the Biotechnology concept map and include this in your response.. For example, if your classical processes article discusses fermentation, identify that this is the area the article fits rather than just saying "classical processes”

Do some searching on the Internet for three (3) credible, reliable...