Description
Book SynopsisThis book provides a current review of the field of biopharmaceutical pharmacology. Biopharmaceuticals are drugs obtained in biotechnological processes using living organisms such as bacteria and fungi. An analysis was performed from biochemical and physiological point of view. This book covers an essential guide to current knowledge and analysis of biopharmaceuticals (Chapter 1-5). The composition of the biopharmaceuticals is provided. In this book we also discuss the historical point of view of the use of archeological botany, medicinal plants, strategies and main advances in communication between the nature and the advances of biopharmacy (Chapter 6-8). This book reports results from experimental and clinical work (Chapter 9). The book includes data regarding the therapy in combination with chemotherapeutic agents.
Table of ContentsPreface; Biopharmaceuticals from Microorganism during 11 Years between 2019-2008; Bioconversion in Pharmacy; Biopharmaceuticals: A Selected Biological Class of Medications; Biopharmaceuticals and Biotechnology; Biopharmaceuticals: Perspectives; Medicinal Plants as an Aid to Archaeological Sites; Archeology and Botany; Papaver Somniferum and Archeology; Tumor Necrosis Factor Inhibitors in Clinical Practice; Host Cell Protein Analysis Strategy in Biologics Manufacturing: Analysis and Control of Process-Related Impurities; Index.
