RECOMBINANT PROTEINS

Recombinant proteins (RPs) are proteins that are artificially made using modern biotechnology and engineering technicians.
These proteins are made by changing the DNA of another organism, so that it can produce proteins.

How are recombinant proteins made?

Recombinant DNA (rDNA) technology:
rDNA is an artificially created DNA strand, which is formed by the combination of two or more DNA molecules.
Under this technology, the amplified gene is inserted into the DNA of another organism, so that it can produce proteins.
Use of the place organism:
Scatter, scale, statecy cust or original serial is used for protein product.
These scientists were developed in bioreactors, proteins were produced on a large scale.
Manufacture of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs):
mAbs (monoclonal antibodies) are antibody proteins produced in the laboratory, which mimic natural antibodies.
It is used in the treatment of cancer, autoimmune antibiotics and infectious diseases.

Medical (Medical Application)
Insulin: For the treatment of diabetes.
Factor VIII for haemophilia: For the treatment of blood coagulation intoxication.
Erythropoietin: Auxiliary in the treatment of group.
T-COVID-19 Vaccine: Use in the manufacture of recombinant protein based vaccines.
Biotechnology and Industry
Enzyme products: For supermarkets, food organizations and industrial use.
Genetic researchers: Helpful in the identification and treatment of genetic researchers.
Agriculture
BT Crops: Helpful in the manufacture of insect-resistant company.
Medicine: Increase in the production of animal vaccines and animal hormones.

Rapid production of drugs and vaccines – Recombinant protein technology makes large-scale production of insulin, monoclonal antibodies and other therapeutic proteins possible.
More pure and safe proteins are obtained – Compared to traditional methods, proteins produced with rDNA technology are more pure and effective, reducing the risk of allergies and other adverse effects.
Helpful in the treatment of genetic disorders and rare diseases – Recombinant proteins play an important role in gene therapy and personalized medicine.
Opens up new possibilities for agricultural and industrial use – widely used in genetically modified crops, environmental remediation (bioremediation) and animal feed improvement.