Future Biotechnology

Dündar, Munis; Prakash, Satya; Lal, Ratnesh; Martin, Donald K.

doi:10.2478/ebtj-2019-0006

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“…Artificial cell research has seen the development of artificial intelligence (AI) as a growing field (71). Incorporating AI and machine learning algorithms into artificial cells has greatly improved their real-time monitoring skills, adaptive reactions and predictive modeling (72).…”

Section: The Future Of Artificial Cell Technologymentioning

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Artificial cells: A potentially groundbreaking field of research and therapy

Dundar,

Baki Yildirim,

Yildirim

et al. 2024

The EuroBiotech Journal

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Artificial cells are synthetic constructs that mimic the architecture and functions of biological cells. Artificial cells are designed to replicate the fundamental principles of biological systems while also have the ability to exhibit novel features and functionalities that have not been achieved before. Mainly, Artificial cells are made up of a basic structure like a cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm and cellular organelles. Nanotechnology has been used to make substances that possess accurate performance in these structures. There are many roles that artificial cells can play such as drug delivery, bio-sensors, medical applications and energy storage. An additional prominent facet of this technology is interaction with biological systems. The possibility of synthetic cells being compatible with living organisms opens up the potential for interfering with specific biological activities. This element is one of the key areas of research in medicine, aimed at developing novel therapies and comprehending life processes. Nevertheless, artificial cell technology is not exempt from ethical and safety concerns. The interplay between these structures and biological systems may give rise to questions regarding their controllability and safety. Hence, the pursuit of artificial cell research seeks to reconcile ethical and safety concerns with the potential advantages of this technology.

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Section: The Future Of Artificial Cell Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Artificial cells: A potentially groundbreaking field of research and therapy

Dundar,

Baki Yildirim,

Yildirim

et al. 2024

The EuroBiotech Journal

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“…The World Health Organization (WHO) has documented three million instances of agricultural-chemical-related harm in nonindustrialized countries (29). Prolonged and indiscriminate use of agrochemicals adversely affects soil biodiversity, agricultural sustainability, and sanitation (30).Studies have reported adverse impacts on biodiversity and carbon sequestration associated with the projected expansion of croplands in the future (31).…”

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Impacts of Biotechnologically Developed Microorganisms on Ecosystems

Celebi,

Yilmaz,

Dundar

2023

The EuroBiotech Journal

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Climate change has imposed a significant struggle for survival most of the Earth’s species, highlighting the urgent need for a healthy and secure environment. Recent scientific investigations have primarily concentrated on the development and use of microorganisms as powerful biotechnological tools to address the escalating pollution that poses a severe threat to life. But this microorganisims long-term effects on biodiversity and ecosystems remain a subject of inquiry. In this comprehensive review, we aim to thoroughly evaluate the effects of microorganisms on the general ecosystem and critically assess the use of existing biotechnological tools developed to combat climate-related challenges. By shedding light on the potential implications, this review strives to contribute to a deeper understanding of the intricate interplay between microorganisms, ecosystems, and climate change mitigation.

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“…Because the cornea is an avascular structure, bioprint- Bioprinting may also be employed to prepare drugs and drug delivery systems (55). Predicting the efficacy and toxicity of new drugs will hasten the process of introducing new and improved drugs into the market, as biofabricated tissue constructs will not only allow for testing of these drugs on native-like tissues but will also provide an opportunity to study physiological responses to their effects (40).…”

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Avant-garde Approach to Life: Reviewing the Current Applications of 3D Bioprinting

Nawaz

2022

McGill J Med

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Introduction: The promise of bioprinting tissue constructs that could potentially serve the same function in the human body as native tissues has taken the world of regenerative medicine by storm. The current review describes system-wide clinical applications of three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting and aims to address ethical and social considerations, while also discussing the scope of this technology in the near future. Discussion: 3D bioprinting is believed to present new approaches to conventional treatment, offering the advantage of customization and on-time availability. It facilitates simultaneous deposition of appropriate bioinks and biomaterials onto scaffolds which can then be employed to develop tissue fabricates that can potentially mimic native tissues in both structure and functionality. It has been extensively employed to regenerate viable tissue constructs of skin, bone, cartilage, vasculature, myocardial tissue and heart valves, nervous tissue, lung and tracheal tissue, liver, pancreatic, and corneal tissue. Conclusion: To obviate the current restrictions associated with this technology, it is imperative to understand where we currently stand in terms of current clinical applications of 3D bioprinting. This technology is anticipated to contribute significantly to the fields of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine (TERM), where it can be employed to fabricate functional tissues that can simulate their counterparts in the human body. Relevance: The increasing disparity between organ demand and supply as well as the shortcomings associated with antiquated approaches to treatment call for utilizing 3D bioprinting to develop viable tissue constructs.

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Future Biotechnology

Cited by 7 publications

References 9 publications

Artificial cells: A potentially groundbreaking field of research and therapy

Artificial cells: A potentially groundbreaking field of research and therapy

Impacts of Biotechnologically Developed Microorganisms on Ecosystems

Avant-garde Approach to Life: Reviewing the Current Applications of 3D Bioprinting

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