Pandemic of Infectious Diseases due to New Etiological Agents Predisposing Factors, Case study of COVID19 and Control Measures

Pant, Neha; Chauhan, Rashi

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2020.906.406

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“…SB offers potential benefits for immunoassay development, diagnosis, drug screening, new antibiotics generation, drug production and sensor-effector therapeutic development [ 3 3 ] . D i a g n o s i s o f c o m m u n i c a b l e a n d non-communicable diseases including cancer, coronary artery disease, ebola, Zika, tuberculosis, malaria, HIV, SARS-coV-2, routine blood test quantification, and water quality monitoring has been successfully performed using SB [32,34]. Recent work in animal models for human diseases has shown that the use of sensor effectors and mammalian cell reprogramming may soon pave the way for genetic and cellular therapies [35].…”

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Synthetic bio/techno/logy and its application

Tebeje

Tadesse

Mengesha

2021

Biotechnology & Biotechnological Equipment

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Synthetic Biology, which began in the 1970s, is a rapidly growing, multidisciplinary field that aims at improving our capacity to design, assemble or develop biological molecules. Nowadays, instead of mapping a particular gene and transferring it to a deficient cell, scientists are building life from scratch in the absence of societal debate and regulatory oversight. This mini-review outlines the explanations and principles, genome minimization techniques, application and ethical considerations. Genome minimizationGenome minimization is a method and tool for maximizing the efficiency of biotechnology. This helps to understand the basic evolutionary processes. Genome

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Section: Health Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%