| Summary: | The modern innovative economy is characterized by global transformation processes caused by revolutionary changes in the natural sciences, and, above all, in biological science. This is explained by the fact that biology has reached the molecular and subcellular level due to inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to its development, where a synergistic effect is achieved through the scientific cooperation of biology, economics, physics, chemistry, mathematics, cybernetics and information technology. Ultimately, this symbiosis led to the formation of a new direction in science - bioeconomy. The new direction is based on biotechnologies, which, as scientists note, are characterized by scientific diversity, since the development of biotechnologies depends on fundamental knowledge, practical skills and innovative technologies in other fields of science.
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