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Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering Reviews : Volume 26.
Başlık:
Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering Reviews : Volume 26.
Yazar:
Harding, Stephen E.
ISBN:
9781907284489
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1 online resource (439 pages)
Seri:
Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering Reviews ; v.26

Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering Reviews
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Cover -- Contents -- Contributors -- The antibody paradigm: present and future development as a scaffold for biopharmaceutical drugs -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Innate and adaptive immunity -- The polypeptide structure of human IgG -- Overview of the quaternary structure of human IgG -- Quaternary structure of Fab -- Functional and genetic (core) hinge structures -- Quaternary structure of IgG-Fc: the protein moiety -- The IgG-Fc oligosaccharide moiety -- IgG-Fc protein/oligosaccharide interactions -- Cellular IgG-Fc receptors -- i) IgG-Fc receptors (FcγR) mediating antigen clearance -- FcRn -- i) Transcytosis -- ii) Catabolism -- Complement activation -- Classical pathway: C1q/C1 binding and activation -- Lectin patghway activation: mannan-binding lectin -- The mannose receptor -- IgG-Fab glycosylation -- IgG binding proteins produced by pathogens. -- Antibody production in non-mammalian systems -- Plants -- Insect cells -- Yeast -- Prokaryotes -- Concluding remarks -- References -- Transgenic plants and associated bacteria for phytoremediation of chlorinated compounds -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Phytoremediation: cleaning up pollution with plants -- Chlorinated compounds: sources, toxicity, biodegradation -- Chlorinated solvents -- Polychlorinated phenols -- Chlorinated pesticides -- Phytoremediation of chlorinated compounds -- Phytoremediation of chlorinated solvents -- Phytoremediation of Polychlorinated phenols -- Phytoremediation of chlorinated pesticides -- Transgenic plants for phytoremediation of chlorinated compounds -- Transgenic plants expressing Phase I enzymes of the green liver model -- Transgenic plants expressing Phase II enzymes of the green liver model -- Transgenic plants expressing secretory enzymes -- Transgenic plant-associated bacteria for phytoremediation -- Transgenic rhizosphere bacteria -- Endophytic bacteria.

Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Defense and death responses to pore forming toxins -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Defense mechanisms evolved by eukaryotic cells to bacterial infections -- Innate immune response -- Adaptive immune response -- Intracellular effects induced by PFT -- Mechanisms of cell death induced by PTF -- Apoptotic death induced by PFT at sublytic concentrations -- Oncosis death induced by PFT -- Pyroptosis induced cell death by PFT -- PFT inactivate the host cell survival AKT pathway promoting cell death by apoptosis -- Defense mechanisms evolved by eukaryotic cells to PFT -- ACTIVATION OF MAPK P38 PATHWAY -- ACTIVATION OF LIPID BIOSYNTHESIS -- ELIMINATION OF PFT BY ENDOCYTIC MECHANISMS -- PROTECTIVE ROLE OF AUTOPHAGY -- Concluding remarks -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Biomedical application of plasmid DNA in gene therapy: A new challenge for chromatography -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The relevance of pDNA on emerging gene therapies -- Relation of pDNA topology with its biological function -- Plasmid DNA biosynthesis -- Overview of production flowsheet strategies -- Primary isolation -- Chromatographic perspectives enhancing pDNA purification -- Size-exclusion chromatography -- Anion-exchange chromatography -- Hydrophobic interaction chromatography -- Affinity chromatography -- Conclusions and future trends -- References -- Three-Dimensional Cell Cultures in Toxicology -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Methods for 3D cell culture -- 3D hydrogel-based cultures -- Cellular spheroids -- Organotypic cultures -- 3D cultures on porous substratges and microcarriers -- 3D cell cultures in toxicology -- Further spheroid-based assays -- Conclusions and prospects -- Novel extracellular matrices -- Light-sheet based fluorescence microscopy -- Acknowledgements -- References.

Biosynthesis and Engineering of Carotenoids and Apocarotenoids in Plants: State of the Art and Future Prospects -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The carotenoid pathway in plants -- Carotenoid biosynthesis -- Carotenoid-specific cleavage dioxygenases produce apocarotenoid volaties and ABA precursors -- Selected plant species produce specialty carotenoids and apocarotenoids -- Achiote (Bixa orellena L. -- Saffron crocus (Crocus sativus L.) -- Pheasant's eye (Adonis spp.) -- Peppers (Capsicum spp.) -- Engineering carotenoids and apocarotenoids in plants -- Non-solanaceous plants -- Solanaceae crops -- Conclusions and perspectives -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Supply of Nutrients to Cells in Engineered Tissues -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Mass transport -- Cell Nutrition in vitro -- Differences in nutrient concentrations in vitro and in vivo -- Strateiges to improve nutrient supplies in vitro -- Nutrient transport in implanted engineered tissues -- Strategies to enhance vascularization after implantation -- Concluding remarks -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Synthesizing Neurophysiology, Genetics, Behaviour and Learning to Produce Whole-Insect Programmable Sensors to Detect Volatile Chemicals -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Current whole-insect programmable sensors -- Future developments -- Features of insect olfactory system -- Biology of learning and memory -- Molecular biology of olfactory system -- Computer modeling of olfactory systems -- Genetic breeding -- References -- Microbial Transglutaminase Production: Understanding the Mechanism -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Transglutaminase production by Streptomyces spp. and genetically modified strains -- (1) Tgase productiopn by wild strain -- (2) Tgase production by genetically modified strains -- Biological mechanism of transglutaminase synthesis from Streptomyces.

Fermentation strategies based on biological mechanism of transglutaminase synthesis -- Trends in microbial production of transglutaminase -- Construction of genetic engineering strains: co-expression of pro-transglutaminase, transglutaminase-activating protease and transglutaminase-activating protease inhibitor -- Pro-region help Tgase folding -- Molecular mechamism of transglutaminase involved in streptomyces differentiation -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 2A to the Fore - Research, Technology and Applications -- Abstract -- Introduction -- 2A Ontology -- Identification of the 2A domain -- Processing by the 2A protein -- Occurrence of 2A elements in viral and cellular mRNAs -- A co-translational model of 2A-mediated cleavage -- Targeted expression of recombitant proteins -- 2A in yeast biotechnology -- 2A in plant biotechnology -- Stable expression in plants -- Transietn expression in plants -- 2A in Animal Biotechnology -- Improving the efficacy of DNA vaccines -- Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies -- 2A-based vectors in gene therapy -- Organisation of the T-cell receptor (TCR)/CD3 complex -- TARGETED EXPRESSION IN TRANSGENIC ANIMALS -- So many innovations, so little space -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Advances in mRNA Silencing and Transgene Expression: a Gateway to Functional Genomics in Schistosomes -- Abstract -- Introduction -- RNA interference technology (gene silencing) -- RNAi in schistosomes -- Transgenesis of schistosomes -- Concluding remarks and outlook -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Metabolic Network-Based Interpretation of Gene Expression Data Elucidates Human Cellular Metabolism -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Overview of constraint-based modeling (CBM) -- CBM Analysis of Expression Data -- Constraining the flux through absent enzymes to zero (Akesson et al (Akesson, 2004)):.

Minimizing the usage of potentially absent genes - THE Becker & Palsson METHOD -- Integrated analysis of both highly and low expressed - Shlomi and coworkers -- Discussion -- References -- Stem cell biology and cell transplantation therapy in the retina -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Visual system -- Retinal development -- Anatomy and physiology of the adult retina -- Visual processing -- Retinal degenerative diseases -- Retinitis pigmentosa and allied hereditary disorders -- Age-related macular degeneration -- Potential donor cells for retinal cell transplantation -- Retinal tissue -- Developing retinal cells -- Neural stem cells in the brain -- Neural stem cells in the developing retina -- Progenitors in the ciliary margin and iris -- Müller glia in the adult retina -- ES cells -- iPS cells -- Generation of RPE and photoreceptors from pluripotent stem cells -- In vitro ES cell differentiation system -- Directed differentiation of ES cells and iPS cells into retinal cells -- Retinal cell transplantation -- Photoreceptor transplantation -- RPE TRANSPLANTATION -- Concluding remarks -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Functional Metagenomics: Recent Advances and Future Challenges -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Brief history of metagenomics -- Current state of metagenomics (and how it can be improved) -- Approaches to functional metagenomics -- METAGenomics of low complexity communities -- Enrichment-based metagenomics -- Bromodeoxyuridine labeling as a means for functional metagenomics -- Targeting functional types via stable isotope probing -- Metatranscriptomics -- Metaproteomics -- The future of metagenomics -- Acknowledgements -- References -- The impact of Structural Proteomics on Biotechnology -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Protein structure analysis -- Protein production -- Crystallization -- X-ray diffraction data collection.

Structure determination methods.
Özet:
Containing more than a dozen original, major review articles from authors published in leading journals and covering important developments in industrial, agricultural, and medical applications of biotechnology, this newest edition from the well-established hardcover review series focuses primarily on the genetic manipulation of organisms. Covering issues ranging from gene expression and genetic regulations to plant bioreactors and enzymatic processing, this reference will benefit students in the fields of biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and pharmaceutical sciences.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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