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    Biotechnology and medicine

    Ranjana PathaniaRm No G5Deptt of BiotechnologyIITR

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    Life expectancy..??

    The silver group rocks!

    Improved sanitation and living conditions together withvaccination and antibiotics have increased life expectancy

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    Infectious diseases Chronic diseases

    Tuberculosis

    Cholera

    Malaria

    Heart disease

    Cancer

    Diabetes

    Solution to the chronic diseases and infectious can comethrough genetic medicine and modern biotechnology can play

    major role

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    Pharmaceuticals and Biopharmaceuticals

    Synthetic chemicals derived either directly by chemicalsynthesis or by chemically modifying molecules derived

    from biological sources

    Recombinant protein drugs, recombinant vaccines and

    monoclonal antibodies

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    Antimicrobial compounds produced by living microorganismsthat are used in the control of infectious diseases

    They are extensively used in medicine from about 1945with the arrival of penicillin

    Many bacterial diseases such as TB, cholera, leprosy,Pneumonia etc have been controled.

    Antibiotics

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    Broad spectrum antibiotics Narrow spectrum antibiotics

    they affect a wide range ofMicrorganisms

    e.g. Chloramphenicol andtetra-cycline

    they affect only a fewbacterial species

    e.g. Penicillin andStreptomycin

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    Production of antibiotics

    Most antibiotics are produced byactinomycetes and the mould fungi

    Worlds market for antibiotic production isworth over $US 10 billion p.a

    Cephalosporins (products derived from cephalosporin C andPenicillin G or V) were one of the largest buisness sectorsin pharmaceuticals

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    Antibiotic Resistance

    Careless use of antibiotics has led to antibiotics resistance

    Resistance has been observed in diseases such as tuberculosis,gonorrhoea, cholera etc

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    Vaccines and Monoclonal antibodies

    When a foreign substance enters an animal system, a chain ofreactions is set in motion which if successful will result in theinactivation and exclusion of the invading organism

    The foreign molecule is called the antigen which can elicit aCounteracting response, the antibody from the host cell

    Antigens in general are proteins, or proteins combined withsugars or polysaccharides.

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    Vaccines and Monoclonal antibodies

    Antibodies are made by special cells throughout the body

    The antibody-producing cells recognize the the shape ofDeterminant groups of antigen and produce antibodies to

    Neutralize and eliminate the foreign substanceAn animal has sufficient antibodiesto kill and inactivate any foreignparticle but..

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    Vaccines

    Preparations of dead microorganisms (or fractions of them)or living attenuated or weakened microorganisms thatcan be given to humans or animals to stimulate theirimmunity to infections

    They mimic infectious agents without the pathogenicConsequences and elicit in the body a protective immuneResponse

    Vaccines have been developed against Polio, whooping cough,tuberculosis etc.

    Global efforts are focussed to get a vaccine against HIV

    Production is high in cost and uses many basic principles of biotechnology

    Vaccines available for influenza, hepatitis, polio and herpes virus

    Studies underway for bacterial diseases such as typhoid

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    Monoclonal antibodies

    Antibodies are obtained from

    immunised animalsTediuos, time consuming and costlyProcedure

    Animals produce mixture of antibodies(polyclonal antibodies)

    New techniques have led to immortalization of one type ofcells and production of only one type of antibodies calledMonoclonal antibodies

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    Monoclonal antibodies- applications

    Cancer diagnosisDiagnosis of pregnancy

    Treatment of cancersPurification of industrial wastes

    Detection of trace molecules in food, agriculture and industry

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    Biopharmaceuticals

    Majority of pharmaceutical products are compounds

    derived from chemical processes or from naturallyOccuring sources (plants, microorganisms) orcombinations of both.

    They are used to regulate essential body functions or to combat disease

    causing microorganismsThey are present in very low concentrations in the body and traditionallythey have been extracted from the host cells

    Genetic engineering has now made it possible to make these in largeQuantities on industrial scale

    This involves inserting the necessary human-derived gene constructs intosuitable host microorganisms that will produce the therapeutic proteins inlarge amounts

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    Germ cell therapy Somatic cell therapy

    Changes are directed atthe persons geneticmaterial and can be passedon to the offsprings

    Genetic material is introducedinto the cells that can not passit to the next generation

    Thallessemia, haemophillia, cystic fibrosis