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Thursday, January 4, 2007
Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals (PMPs)
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Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals (PMPs) is a category of therapeutic agents (pharmaceutical proteins) produced in live plants. Crops such as corn, tobacco, rice and soy are genetically altered to yield proteins with purity and activity equivalent to those produced by other manufacturing systems, with advantages that include large volume production capacity, reduced capital requirements, and freedom from potential viral and animal protein contamination.
Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals (PMPs) is a category of therapeutic agents (pharmaceutical proteins) produced in live plants. Crops such as corn, tobacco, rice and soy are genetically altered to yield proteins with purity and activity equivalent to those produced by other manufacturing systems, with advantages that include large volume production capacity, reduced capital requirements, and freedom from potential viral and animal protein contamination.
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PMPs and biosafety
Here is a paper on plant-made pharmaceuticals that may be of interest to
the blog, “Risk
assessment for plant-made pharmaceuticals, with a brief blog article, How
Safe Is Making Drugs in GM Plants?, about it.
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Here is a paper on plant-made pharmaceuticals that may be of interest to
the blog, “Risk
assessment for plant-made pharmaceuticals, with a brief blog article, How
Safe Is Making Drugs in GM Plants?, about it.
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