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"Although the company will ... that carry a human interferon, or natural antibiotic, to treat cancer. The firm says the birds have already passed on the interferon gene to ... prospect that (1) pigs and cattle could be specially designed as human organ donors and (2) herds of cloned farm animals might allow ...
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Pharming Cytokines in Transgenic Crops
Human interferon alpha has been produced in potato and potatoes expressing interferon alpha were found to resist phytopthora. A ribonuclease gene forming a part of the human interferon alpha ... of defense. However, production of human interferon in crops may provide therapeutic agents for a number of human diseases. Oral ingestion of recombinant human interferon has been reported in over ...
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Biosafety Protocol
Human" insulin uses genetically engineered Escherichia-Coli bacteria to produce a protein containing proinsulin ... selling biotech drugs include erythropoietin (sales over $ 2 billion), and GCSF, human growth hormone, human insulin and Interferon with sales over $1 billion each. There are at least 400 ...
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Environmental Health Perspectives: Volume 111, Number 16, December 2003
DISCLAIMER Current Issue Volume 116, Number 8 August 2008 Recent In-Press Guidelines to Evaluate Human Observational Stu... Vlaanderen J, et al. Mortality in the Medicare Population and Chron... Zeger SL ... . p. 1877 [HTML] [ Download PDF] Effect of Bisphenol A on Murine Immune Function: Modulation of Interferon-, IgG2a, and Disease Symptoms in NZB NZW F1 Mice Sawai et al. p. 1883 [HTML ...
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Say No To GMOs! - June 2003b
Food crops are increasingly used to produce pharmaceuticals and drugs, including cytokines known to suppress the immune system, induce sickness and central nervous system toxicity; interferon alpha ... among surviving worms. Roundup caused cell division dysfunction that may be linked to human cancers. The known effects of both glufosinate and glyphosate are sufficiently serious for ...
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Virology and AIDS Abstracts
B virus vaccination, viral genetics, interferon, and more - demonstrating the breadth of coverage that has long helped researchers meet ... Infection; Macrophages; cDNA; Chromatin; Nuclear membranes; emerin; HIV-1; Human immunodeficiency virus 1 AB: Abstract Primate lentiviruses such as human immunodeficiency type 1 (HIV-1) have the capacity to ...
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HHMI News: Probing a Chink in the Immunological Armor
In doing so, TLR3 triggers the activation of type 1 interferon, a molecule that interferes with viral replication. UNC-93B is ... -93B- and TLR3-deficient patients are unable to produce type 1 interferon in response to dsRNA. Casanova has filed an application with his ... thing about Casanova's work is that it is probing the human pathway,ā€¯ said McFadden. He added that the implications of the ...
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HHMI News: Inheriting a Tendency to Brain Infection
UNC93B. The French team sequenced the human counterpart, UNC93B1, and found that their patient carried two ... the standard antiviral, acyclovir, and with type I interferon, to replace the interferon they lack if they have the mutation, said ... because of an inherited deficiency in another interferon pathway have been successfully treated with the interferon they lack. Based on the ...
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MedlinePlus Drug Information: Drugs beginning with Ra
Ribavirin Rebif® see Interferon beta-1a Subcutaneous Injection Reclast® see Zoledronic Acid Injection recombinant human deoxyribonuclease see Dornase Alfa Recombinant Methionyl Human G-CSF see Filgrastim ... Guaifenesin Rocaltrol® see Calcitriol Rocephin® see Ceftriaxone Injection Roferon-A (alfa-2a) see Interferon Alfa-2a and Alfa-2b Injection Rogaine® see Minoxidil Topical Rolaids Calcium ...
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Novasep offering for biopharmaceuticals
GMP whose origin is fermentation broth (ex: antibody, interferon, vaccines), plants (ex. insulin) or animal ...
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