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  • Making Cheese Using Genetic Engineering    By: Smyl Smyl

    How is milk converted into cheese? Rennin is an important enzyme used in cheese making. Earlier it used to be extracted from calf stomach now it is possible to manufacture through genetic engineering. Clifton Paul Fadiman states Cheese-milk, leap towards immortality, the art of cheese making utilizes the labor of millions of microorganisms. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Production of Insulin in Body - Artificial Synthesis    By: Syed Amir Manzoor

    The article focuses on the development and uses of insulin as a biotechnological product. Insulin is very affective for the treatment of diabetes type 1 in which body fails to produce its own required insulin. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Transgenic Animals - A Promising Biotechnological Product    By: Syed Amir Manzoor

    The article focuses on the development and uses of transgenic animals and the future concerns associated with them. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biotechnology Foods, Evolution and Future Prospects    By: Syed Amir Manzoor

    The article focuses on the development of biotechnological foods and the future concerns associated with these foods. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Hazards of Genetically Modified Crops, a Myth or Reality?    By: Syed Amir Manzoor

    The article focuses on the perception about the hazards of genetically modified crops and logically analyses the issue. Genetically modified crops and organisms suddenly appeared on the big screen in the end of 20th century. They were largely viewed in the 2/3rd of all the US processed foods. In just a couple of years, as much as 1/4th of all American agricultural lands about 70-80 million acres were dedicated to raise genetically modified crops. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Immobilized Enzyme and its Applications    By: Shalini Balan

    An immobilized enzyme is one which has been attached to or enclosed by an insoluble support medium termed as carrier or one where the enzyme molecules have been cross linked to each other, without loss of catalytic activity. The immobilized enzyme system chosen for a given application should fit the requirements in terms of stability, activity, PH optimum and other characteristics. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Xanthan Gum - Bioindustrial Viewpoint and Applications    By: paridhi singhal

    XANTHAN GUM, is one of the most widely used industrial polysaccharides, since it exhibits three desirable properties: high viscosity at low concentration, pseudoplasticity and insensitivity to a wide range of temperature, pH and electrolyte variations. Because of these special rheological properties, it is used in food,cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, paper, paint, textiles, adhesives and oil industry. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Antibiotics Vs Probiotics    By: anisha kathpalia

    The various diseases caused by different pathogens are generally treated with the help of antibiotics which are sometimes accompanied by a number of side effects.So a new class of biotechnology products known as PROBIOTICS came.They are the live microbe or friendly bacteria ,as they improve the intestinal balance of the host & can be used with conventional medicine with least side effects. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Single Cell Protein - A Nutritive Food and Feed    By: Aritri Ghosh

    Single cell protein is microrganism derived protein compounds which is nutritive supplement for food and feed. It is a rich source of protein. Advantages and limitations of Single Cell Protein production. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biodegradable Plastics Production and Applications    By: Aritri Ghosh

    Biodegradable plastics are chemical compounds produced by plants which can be used as an alternative to plastics. they are environment friendly and biocompatible. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Monoclonal Antibodies - Mechanism, Applications and Challenges    By: Pournami Gouthaman

    The production of monoclonal antibodies was indeed a breakthrough in the world of biotechnology and medical science. The applications and uses of monoclonal antibodies spread through a wide range and in spite of the obstacles and challenges faced, researches and detailed studies are being carried out to solve these and transform this into a technology extremely useful for mankind. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Benefits of Probiotics    By: Kanya Sasi

    What are probiotics and thier health benefits. Probiotics are generally fermented foods like yoghurt and dairy products fortified with active live cultures of beneficial microorganisms. Generally Lactic Acid Bacteria(LAB) and Bifidobacteria are popular probiotic cultures. However some yeasts and bacilli are also used. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Monoclonal Antibodies and Their Production    By: Pournami Gouthaman

    Monoclonal antibodies are antibodies produced by a single clone of hybrid cells which is formed by the fusion of an antibody producing spleen cell and a myeloma cell, selected and cultured using special technique. Due to its specific nature, monoclonal antibodies are considered to be the best choice for targeted therapy and are also used for research and in vivo as such. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Usefulness of Bioemulsifiers and Biosurfactants For Environmental and Medical Applications    By: Sonali Bhawsar

    Properties of bioemulsifiers (BE) and biosurfactants (BF) that makes them suitable for their environmental and medical applications have been discussed in the present article. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Cold Active Proteins in Food and Pharmaceutical Industry    By: Shekhar C Bisht

    The efficiency appears to be related to the high activity of the psychrophilic enzymes and their application in food and in baking trials have revealed that the psychrophilic xylanase was very effective in improving the dough properties and final bread quality with, for instance, a positive effect on loaf volume and a Antarticine is effective for scar treatments and re-epithelialization of wounds. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biogas: Its Applications and Advantages    By: Muniba Safdar

    What is biogas and what are its applications and advantages? Biogas is basically a type of biofuel and is originated from biogenic material. For example, if we want to generate electricity from any waste material methane gas and carbon dioxide is used which is produced by the fermentation or anaerobic digestion of biodegradable material. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Microbial Production of Vitamin B12    By: Sonali Bhawsar

    Vitamin B12 is produced by microoorgamisms. There is no synthetic method known for the commercial production of this essential growth factor. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biomarker: An Indicator of a Biological State and its Applications    By: Muniba Safdar

    What is a biomarker? Introduction and its role in different fields. Used as an indicator that can be used to distinguish between an individual and population. It indicates a biological state or may indicate a presence of disease. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Microbial Surfactants - Applications and Production    By: Sonali Bhawsar

    Biosurfactants and bioemulsifiers are microbially produced metabolites. They have potential applications in industry, agriculture, environment and medicine. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • How Biotechnology Impacts the Production of Beer    By: Padma Kumar

    Traditionally beer making involves enzymatic processes. Advances in biotechnology have greatly fine tuned this process over the years. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biological Warfare and the Threat of Bioterrorism    By: Zandro Cabaral

    This article is about Biological warfare and Bioterrorism. the history of the use of each agent and the countries involved was based on facts and also mere hear-says. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • DNA Vaccine: A Promise For Cure    By: Richa Choudhary

    DNA vaccine encoding antigenic protein is injected into muscles of recipient which is followed by the uptake of DNA by muscles cells. Plasmid DNA expresses the antigenic protein leading to both humoral antibody response and a cell mediated response. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biochip: Recognizes Thousands of Genes at a Time    By: Muniba Safdar

    What is Biochip and their history? Biochip is a microchip that uses tiny strands of DNA and recognize thousands of genes at a time. Biochips were first introduced by Affymetrix. Biochips have been started with the sensor technology and have a long story. In 1990, biochips were developed on a large scale with the advances of biochemistry and semiconductor fields. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Biodegradable Polymers - Production, Advantages and Drawbacks    By: Shikha Sharma

    Due to the industrial revolution, many chemical compounds are synthesized, which are of great use for human being. But these are unknowns for the environment. Plastic is one of the few newly synthesized chemical compounds that utilize synthetic polymers like polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride, polystyrene in its manufacture. Plastics are widely used in world in daily life, all over the world. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Peptide Drug Discovery: Perspectives in Design, Development and Delivery    By: Debasis Sahu

    Drug designing and development using suitable synthetic and natural peptides has been proved to be a promising field of drug discovery. The basis for choosing peptide is the one or more number of sequences which may be the parts of the target proteins. These peptides may be responsible for molecular recognition and other biological processes. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Basic Techniques of Molecular Biology    By: Amna Adnan

    Molecular Biology is a very vast field which deals with different techniques and methods to carry on the research. It also finds ways to treat diseases. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Bacteria: Friends of Man    By: Debasis Sahu

    Can bacteria be friend of humans? Deadly diseases like TB, typhoid, anthrax, cholera etc are caused by bacteria. So, our natural instinct would be to look upon all bacteria as extremely dangerous organisms. But there are innumerable bacteria that have been identified as having beneficial characteristics. The microbes are important to body functions like digestion and immune system. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • What is Polymerase Chain Reaction?    By: Amna Adnan

    Polymerase chain reaction is used to make multiple copies of DNA molecules which can be used for various biological purposes. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Role of Enzymes in Biotechnology - Industrial Applications of Enzymes    By: Amna Adnan

    Enzymes have a variety of applications in several industries. They are the proteins which act as catalysts in the reactions taking place in the body. Enzymes have a great importance in Biotechnology. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • What is Biomimicry? Nature Inspired Methodologies and Techniques.    By: Muniba Safdar

    Biomimicry is a new-fangled concept in the field of biotechnology. Biomimicry is a Greek word bio, meaning life, and mimicry, meaning imitation. Biomimicry studies nature's best notions, models and trying to mimics these designs or schemes to elucidate human faults. Nature inspires everyone for its beauty, humans have always inspired by its beauty. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Different Techniques of Blotting    By: Amna Adnan

    Blotting is a technique for detecting DNA, RNA or proteins initially present in a complex mixture. The procedure of Southern blotting was first developed by Edward Southern and was named after his name. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Artificial Retina, Limb and Body Part Development    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    The development of artificial organs in the laboratory is the main invention in the medical science. An artificial organ is a man-made organ that can be used to replace the torn or damaged natural organ in humans. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Artificial Organ Development - Blood Vessels, Bones and Skin    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    One of the important discoveries of new age medical science is the development of artificial organs in laboratory. These artificial organs can be implanted in human body to replace the natural organ. New research is being conducted to improve functions of these artificial organs. In the near future we would be able to create a real human being using these artificial organs. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Single Cell Protein- Advantages and Disadvantages    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    The need for large scale production of single cell protein is the need for more protein in the diet of humans. Single cell protein typically refers to proteins extracted from pure culture or mixed culture of microorganisms such as algae, yeasts, fungi or bacteria. These extracted protein are used as a substitute for protein-rich food in humans and as well as animal feeds. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Uses of Lipases in Biotechnology    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Enzyme lipases play a major and important role as biocatalysts in biotechnology applications. Lipases are used in biotechnology applications such as synthesis of biopolymers, production of biodiesel, the production of pure pharmaceutical compound, agrochemicals and also flavour compound. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Artificial Womb, Heart and Blood Development    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Artificial organ development in laboratory conditions is one of the most fascinating branches in medical science. Artificial organs are man-made organ in vitro conditions and are implanted in human body to replace the natural ones. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Production of Organic Acid and Biopolymer    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Microorganisms are used in the production of organic acid and also biopolymers. These products have changed our life. Microorganisms are used in industrial microbiology techniques to produce important pharmaceutical compounds, food additives, biofuels, agricultural products and much more. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Antibiotics and Amino Acid Production Using Microorganisms    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Microorganism is used to produce products such as antibiotics and amino acids in large quantity. These products have changed our lives and also increased our life span. Microorganisms are also used to produce products such as food additives, biofuels, industrial products, agricultural products and also pharmaceutical products for human as well as animal health. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Production of Tissue Plasminogen Activator and Interferon    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Most important application of biotechnology technique called as recombinant DNA technology is the production of most important biomolecules such as insulin, follicle stimulating hormones, blood products like clotting factor VIII, albumins, tissue plasminogen activators and also cytokines and also interferons, colony stimulating factors and much more. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Recombinant Clotting Factor VIII, Erythropoietin and Hepatitis B Vaccine    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Biotechnology technique known as recombinant DNA technology are used in the large scale production of important biomolecules that can be used to improve the quality of life of humans. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Technique of Northern Blotting    By: Amna Adnan

    Northern blotting is similar to Southern Blotting. The only difference is that in northern blotting, RNA is detected in the sample to study the gene expression. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Immunosuppressant Sirolimus Production and Its Uses    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Immunosuppressant Sirolimus is also known as rapamycin, discovered as a product of Streptomyces hygroscopicus bacterium obtained from the soil. Streptomyces hygroscopicus belong to of actinomycetes. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Recombinant Protein Expression System    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Recombinant proteins are the ones which are produced by genetically modified organisms, after inserting the appropriate gene into their genome.Recombinant proteins are expressed or produced in large quantities using expression systems such as E.coli, yeast, filamentous fungi, mammalian cells, insect cells and also plant cells are used. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Somatic Cell Fusion- A Biotechnology Technique    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Somatic cell fusion or Hybrid cells can be produced by fusing different types of somatic cells from two different tissues or species in a cell culture media. Usually human somatic cells like fibrocyte or leucocyte are fused with continuous cell lines of mouse. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Production of Recombinant Human Growth Hormone Somatotropin    By: Nidhi Uppangala

    Recombinant human growth hormone is generally produced by inserting the human growth hormone gene into plasmids of E.Coli bacteria. Recombinant bacterial cells are cultured and human growth hormones produced by these bacteria are extracted from the extracellular media. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Process of Electroporation: Definition and Applications    By: Amna Adnan

    What is Electrporation: It is the technique of molecular biology. It is very helpful in treating the diseases like cancer and heart disease. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Recombinant DNA Technology and the Pharmaceutical Industry    By: Hannibal Musarurwa

    Recombinant DNA and gene transfer technology were largely responsible for the growth of the biopharmaceutical industry in the last decade. Approval of genetically engineered human insulin triggered a release of many other protein drugs which translated to rapid growth of pharmaceutical companies. This article attempts to show how some big biotech companies cashed in on this technology. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Anthrax Detection Device and Toxic Mold Detection Device    By: Amna Adnan

    Universal Detection Technology in collaboration with NASA has come up with the devices which help in detection of harmful substances in the environment and houses. They are Anthrax Detection Device and Toxic Mold Detection devices. >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Mussel Biopolymers: A Cloning Approach    By: Lorato Lekgari

    Biopolymers are renewable, biodegradable and naturally produced products. An approach siting the mussel biopolymers for increased and continuous supply of biopolymers is discussed >> Category: Biotechnology products
  • Importance of Biofuels or Biodiesels and How they are produced.    By: VIVEK VYAS

    Petrol, Diesel and other similar energy sources are limited and will come to an end one day. The reason is that they are non-renewable source of energy. But biotechnology is always changing the limitations. >> Category: Biotechnology products


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