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ISBN 10: 0444530320
ISBN 13: 9780444530325
Author: M Raafat El Gewely
* Includes over 200 figures with more than 60 tables
* Discusses valuable information on pharming & transgenic plants
* Provides detailed information on the production of plasmid DNA for pharmaceutical use
Biotechnology Annual Review 13 1st Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Toward a New Era in Sequencing
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Sequencing Technologies of the Next Generation
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Comparison: New Fast Sequencing Technique vs. Established Sanger Method
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Applications of the Genome Sequencer 20 System
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References
Chapter 2. Optimizing Scaleup Yield for Protein Production: Computationally Optimized DNA Assembly (CODA)
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Introduction
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Codon Pair Utilization Patterns Are Highly Biased
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Over-Represented Codon Pairs Are Translated Slowly
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Over-Represented Codon Pairs Occur at Protein Structural Boundaries
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Misplaced and Over-Represented Codon Pairs Can Inhibit Protein Expression
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‘Hot Rod’ Genes Produce Proteins at High Levels
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Applications of CODA Technologies in Modern Biological Drug, Diagnostics, and Vaccine Development
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References
Chapter 3. Engineering, Expression, Purification, and Production of Recombinant Thermolysin
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Abbreviations
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Introduction
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Engineering and Expression of Recombinant Thermolysin
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Purification of Recombinant Thermolysin
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Future Perspectives
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Conclusion
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Acknowledgments
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References
Chapter 4. Preparation of Recombinant Vaccines
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Introduction
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The Different Systems to Produce Recombinant Vaccines
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Vaccine Adjuvants, Formulation, and Delivery
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The Use of Virus-Like Particles as Foreign Antigen Carrier Systems
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Conclusion
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References
Chapter 5. Advances in Antibody Manufacturing Using Mammalian Cells
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Introduction
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Upstream Considerations
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Downstream Considerations
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Conclusions
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References
Chapter 6. Pharming and Transgenic Plants
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Introduction
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Plants Have a High Potential for Pharmaceutical Protein Production
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Current Limitations of the Plant Expression System
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Optimization of Plant Production Platforms for Lower Proteolytic Activity and Humanized Glycosylation
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Emerging Plant Expression Systems for Molecular Farming
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Conclusion
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References
Chapter 7. Porous Silicon Protein Microarray Technology and Ultra-/Superhydrophobic States for Improved Applications
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Preface
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Introduction
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Porous Silicon – A Novel 3D Substrate for Protein Microarray Technology
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Effect of Porous Texture on Microarray Data Quality
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Superhydrophobic and Ultrahydrophobic States on Porous Silicon
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MS Compatible Protein Arrays/Dual-Readout Chips
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Accelerated Protein Digestion and Analyte Enrichment in Nanovials
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Superhydrophobic MALDI-TOF MS Target Anchor Chips
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Conclusions
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Acknowledgments
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References
Chapter 8. Production of Plasmid DNA for Pharmaceutical Use
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Introduction
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Plasmid Production
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Conclusions
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References
Chapter 9. Potentials of Phenolic Molecules of Natural Origin and Their Derivatives as Anti-HIV Agents
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Abbreviations Used
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Introduction
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AIDS and Its Therapy
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Plant Materials and Extracts Against HIV-1: Few Examples
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In Silico Approaches for Discovery of Anti-HIV Molecules from Natural Products
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Docking and Virtual Screening
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Caffeic Acid Derivatives from Food Supplements Against HIV
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The HIV-1 Life Cycle and Mechanism of Action of Anti-HIV Compounds from Medicinal Plants
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Phenolics – A Promising Class of Molecules Against HIV
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Some Biological Activities of Phenolics
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Phenolics Acting on Viral Targets
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Chemogenomics in Anti-HIV Drug Discovery
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Conclusions, Perspectives, and Recommendations
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Acknowledgments
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References
Chapter 10. Ganoderma Lucidum and Its Pharmaceutically Active Compounds
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Introduction
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G. Lucidum Cultivation Methods
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Cultivation of Fruit Bodies on Natural Wood Logs
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Cultivation of Fruit Bodies on Sawdust Substrates
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Cultivation of G. Lucidum Mycelia in a Bioreactor
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Main Pharmacologically Active Compounds in G. Lucidum
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Triterpenoids from Ganoderma Mushrooms
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Polysaccharides from Ganoderma Fruit Bodies and Mycelia
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Regulation and Protection of Cells
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Peptidoglycans and Proteins
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Other Compounds
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Formulations, Market Products, and Clinical Trials
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Conclusion
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References
Chapter 11. Citric Acid Production
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Introduction
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Uses and Occurrence
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Strains for Citric Acid Production
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Biochemistry
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Substrates
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Production Processes
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Product Recovery
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Economic Aspects
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Citric Acid World Production
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References
Chapter 12. Using Nanotechnology to Improve the Characteristics of Antineoplastic Drugs: Improved Characteristics of Paclitaxel and nab-Paclitaxel
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Introduction
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Paclitaxel
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nab-Paclitaxel
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Nonclinical Studies with nab-Paclitaxel
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Clinical Studies with nab-Paclitaxel
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