Biotechnology, the culmination of these discoveries, enables the recognized biochemical processes to be utilised for technological purposes or to be better observed and evaluated in situ using biotechnological tools. Biochemistry is the study of chemical processes occurring within living organisms. The use of biochemical procedures in conjunction with physical analytical methods for a better knowledge of biochemistry is included in biotechnology, along with the application of processes discovered within the area of biochemistry for the creation of a useful product. For instance, using a fluorescently tagged molecule along with a fluorescence microscope enables researchers to pinpoint a drug's exact target within a cell. As a result, there is a significant relationship between biochemistry and biotechnology. Before biochemical processes can be applied to technology, it is necessary to understand them, and after the technology has been produced, it may then enable further biochemical discoveries.