PPT-Host cells for the production of biopharmaceuticals

Many of biopharmaceuticals especially proteins produced by recombinant DNA technology using various expression systems Expression systems E coli Bacillus Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. What are Microbes?. Microbes are living things that are too small to be seen with the unaided eye. They include bacteria, fungi, protozoa and microscopic algae.. Typically we view microbes as harmful, causing diseases, but only a minority of all microbes is pathogenic (disease-producing). . Objective. : Determine which host cells are infected and explain how this virus infects these cells.. Meets Expectations . Meets. : Develop a PowerPoint or . Prezi. that will show the virus for . ONE . Belong to the KINDGOM ANIMALIA. PHYLUM PLATYHELMINTHES. Characteristics. Three germ layers (endoderm, ectoderm, mesoderm). Bilateral symmetry. Cephalization (has a head). 4. . Acoelomates . = without . Instructions. You may use your notes.. Write your answers in the spaces provided.. This review is due at the end of the period!. 1. What . process is . shown in . the . diagram below. ?. . Describe what is happening in each step.. Dr. Sinan Bahjat . M B . Ch. B, M . Sc. , F I B M S. Virology. is the science that is concerned with the study of viruses. . In . 1898, . the two scientists . Loeffler. . and . Frosch. . found evidence that . Matt Resnick, Riley . Fosnot. , Adam Fields, Brandon Archibald. Overview. What is a Virus?. A microscopic. , . nonliving. particle that survives off of . host-cells. Simple structure made up of proteins and genetic material. General characteristics of different acellular organisms Dr Minakshi De Acellular organisms - Viruses They are infectious agents so small that they can be seen by magnifications of electron microscope. They are 10-100 times smaller than bacteria, approximate size range 20-300 nm. They can pass through pore filters which Anas Abu. -. Humaidan. M.D. Ph.D. . Lecture 10. Pathogenesis of bacterial infection . Characteristics of . bacteria that are pathogens include . transmissibility, . adherence to host cells. persistence . The Immune System Summary. By: Sunny Chen. Overview of Host Response. Innate Response. Anatomical Barriers. Complement System. Inflammation. Cellular mediated . responses. Transition Phase. Antigen presentation process. that . protect against infection . include. . . (. eg. , skin, mucous membranes. ). . Nonspecific immune responses . (. eg. , phagocytic cells [neutrophils, macrophages] and their products. ).. Defenses . Department of Botany. Magadh. . Mahila. College. Patna University, Patna. dr.namitakumari@gmail.com. Mobile no . 9472938409. April 2020. WART DISEASE OF POTAO. Caused by. Synchytrium. Tim MacLachlan, PhD, DABT. Chair. , . BioSafe . Leadership Committee. Executive Director, Biologics . Safety Assessment Preclinical . Safety, Novartis. The . opinions expressed in this presentation reflect those of the presenter(s) (or speaker(s)) only and do not . Medical Parasitology. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ali Mohammed. B- Blood and tissue flagellates:. This group of flagellates also known as hemoflagellates. They require two hosts in their life cycle: man, or another susceptible mammal on the one hand, and a blood-feeding insect (vector) on the other hand. They are belonging to two genera, . Allografts. . transplantation of organs from one individual to another of the same species.. Rejection. is a complex phenomenon involving both cell- and antibody-mediated reactions that destroy the graft..