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Introduction toIntroduction to
BiotechnologyBiotechnology
What is Biotechnology?What is Biotechnology?
 Biotechnology applies the knowledge ofBiotechnology applies the knowledge of
biology tobiology to enhance and improve theenhance and improve the
environment, health, and food supply.environment, health, and food supply.
 Using biotechnology, scientists work toUsing biotechnology, scientists work to
develop environment-friendly alternatives todevelop environment-friendly alternatives to
fossil fuels and plastics; new medicines,fossil fuels and plastics; new medicines,
vaccines and disease diagnostic tools; andvaccines and disease diagnostic tools; and
higher yielding and more nutrient-rich crophigher yielding and more nutrient-rich crop
plants.plants.
Definition:Definition:

““The use of livingThe use of living
organisms, cellsorganisms, cells
andand biologicalbiological
moleculesmolecules, to, to
solve problems orsolve problems or
make usefulmake useful
products”products”
Biological molecules?Biological molecules?
 Are large macromoleculesAre large macromolecules
 The macromolecules mostThe macromolecules most
often utilized in Biotech are:often utilized in Biotech are:
 DNA and RNADNA and RNA
 ProteinsProteins
Some Technologies used inSome Technologies used in
Biotechnology:Biotechnology:
 1. Bioprocessing technology1. Bioprocessing technology
 2. Monoclonal antibody technology2. Monoclonal antibody technology
 3. Cell culture technology3. Cell culture technology
 4. Tissue engineering technology4. Tissue engineering technology
 5. Genetic engineering technology5. Genetic engineering technology
 6. Bioinformatics technology6. Bioinformatics technology
 7. DNA chip technology7. DNA chip technology
1. Bioprocessing1. Bioprocessing
 The use of bacteria, yeast, mammalian cellsThe use of bacteria, yeast, mammalian cells
and/or enzymes to manufacture productsand/or enzymes to manufacture products
 Large scale fermentation and cell cultures,Large scale fermentation and cell cultures,
carried out in huge bioreactors, manufacturecarried out in huge bioreactors, manufacture
useful productsuseful products
 Products: Insulin, vaccines, vitamins,Products: Insulin, vaccines, vitamins,
antibiotics, amino acids, etc.antibiotics, amino acids, etc.
2. Monoclonal2. Monoclonal
antibodies ( MCAb)antibodies ( MCAb)
 Your immune system makes proteins calledYour immune system makes proteins called
ANTIBODIESANTIBODIES
 Antibodies are produced by cells called B-Antibodies are produced by cells called B-
lymphocyteslymphocytes
 B lymphocytesB lymphocytes are produced when yourare produced when your
immune system detects a foreign substanceimmune system detects a foreign substance
that has invaded your bodythat has invaded your body
Monoclonal AntibodyMonoclonal Antibody
ProductionProduction
 Definition: Producing antibodies forDefinition: Producing antibodies for
medicine by cloning a single cellmedicine by cloning a single cell
Therapeutic Uses ofTherapeutic Uses of
MCAbMCAb
 MCAb are used for Home Pregnancy testsMCAb are used for Home Pregnancy tests
 Used to diagnose infectious disease suchUsed to diagnose infectious disease such
as strep throat and gonorrheaas strep throat and gonorrhea
 Used to detect cancer (they bind to tumorUsed to detect cancer (they bind to tumor
cells)cells)
 Used to detect diseases in plants andUsed to detect diseases in plants and
animals, food contaminants andanimals, food contaminants and
environmental pollutantsenvironmental pollutants
3. CELL CULTURE3. CELL CULTURE
TECHNOLOGIESTECHNOLOGIES
 Growing cells in containers or largeGrowing cells in containers or large
bioreactorsbioreactors
 Plant cell cultures are used toPlant cell cultures are used to
grow genetically engineeredgrow genetically engineered
plants that contain useful traits,plants that contain useful traits,
such as resistance to insect pestssuch as resistance to insect pests
Animal cell cultureAnimal cell culture
 Used for breedingUsed for breeding
livestock:livestock:
 Bovine zygotes fromBovine zygotes from
genetically superiorgenetically superior
bull and cows can bebull and cows can be
produced in largeproduced in large
numbers to benumbers to be
implanted intoimplanted into
surrogate cowssurrogate cows
Human EmbryonicHuman Embryonic
Stem Cell (ESC)Stem Cell (ESC)
 ESC are undifferentiated cells thatESC are undifferentiated cells that
have the potential to develop intohave the potential to develop into
any cell in the human bodyany cell in the human body
 One source of ESC is the humanOne source of ESC is the human
blastocyst – inner mass of cell givesblastocyst – inner mass of cell gives
rise to the ESC linesrise to the ESC lines
 Other sources of ESC are beingOther sources of ESC are being
discovered and developeddiscovered and developed
4. Tissue engineering4. Tissue engineering
technologytechnology
 A combination of cell biology and materials scienceA combination of cell biology and materials science
 Creates semi synthetic tissues in the laboratoryCreates semi synthetic tissues in the laboratory
 Uses natural collagen and synthetic polymers toUses natural collagen and synthetic polymers to
produce artificial skinproduce artificial skin
 The goal is to be able to create complex organs asThe goal is to be able to create complex organs as
replacement for diseased or injured organsreplacement for diseased or injured organs
5. Genetic engineering5. Genetic engineering
technologytechnology
 Makes use of Recombinant DNAMakes use of Recombinant DNA
technologytechnology
 ““The recombining of genetic material fromThe recombining of genetic material from
two different sources”two different sources”
 It is the next step, after selective breeding,It is the next step, after selective breeding,
in changing the genetic makeup ofin changing the genetic makeup of
organismsorganisms
Products of geneticProducts of genetic
engineeringengineering
Transgenic bacteria – BacteriaTransgenic bacteria – Bacteria
that produces human insulinthat produces human insulin
Transgenic plants – Plants thatTransgenic plants – Plants that
glow in the dark (firefly gene)glow in the dark (firefly gene)
Plants that are resistant toPlants that are resistant to
disease, to frost – (GM)disease, to frost – (GM)
Transgenic animalsTransgenic animals
 Mice with human genesMice with human genes
 Animal with extra copies ofAnimal with extra copies of
growth hormone genes, thatgrowth hormone genes, that
grow faster and produce leanergrow faster and produce leaner
meatmeat
 Chicken resistant to bacteriaChicken resistant to bacteria
that causes food poisoningthat causes food poisoning
CloningCloning
 ““The use of a single cell from an adultThe use of a single cell from an adult
to grow an entirely new individual thatto grow an entirely new individual that
is genetically identical to the organismis genetically identical to the organism
from which the cell was taken”from which the cell was taken”
Why clone?Why clone?
 Scientist hope that cloning will helpScientist hope that cloning will help
them save endangered speciesthem save endangered species
 The technology is controversial forThe technology is controversial for
many reasons – including the fact thatmany reasons – including the fact that
cloned animals may suffer fromcloned animals may suffer from
genetic defects and health problemsgenetic defects and health problems
What about HumanWhat about Human
Cloning?Cloning?
 At this point, it is not known whetherAt this point, it is not known whether
human cloning from specialized cells withhuman cloning from specialized cells with
adult genetic material is even possibleadult genetic material is even possible
 The only potentially acceptable use ofThe only potentially acceptable use of
human cloning deals with simply cloninghuman cloning deals with simply cloning
human cells for cell therapy or tissuehuman cells for cell therapy or tissue
engineeringengineering
6. Bioinformatics6. Bioinformatics
technologytechnology
 Use and organization of information aboutUse and organization of information about
biologybiology
 Interface of computer science, mathematicsInterface of computer science, mathematics
and molecular biologyand molecular biology
 Objective is to use database managementObjective is to use database management
to map and compare genomes, determineto map and compare genomes, determine
protein structure, design drugs, identifyprotein structure, design drugs, identify
genes, etc.genes, etc.
7. DNA Chip7. DNA Chip
TechnologyTechnology A combination of the semiconductor industryA combination of the semiconductor industry
and molecular biologyand molecular biology
 Consists Tagged DNA on a Microchip that canConsists Tagged DNA on a Microchip that can
be read using lasers, computers andbe read using lasers, computers and
microscopesmicroscopes
 Allows tens of thousands of gene to beAllows tens of thousands of gene to be
analyzed on a single microchip. Used to detectanalyzed on a single microchip. Used to detect
mutations and diagnose genetic diseases.mutations and diagnose genetic diseases.
APPLICATIONS OFAPPLICATIONS OF
BIOTECHNOLOGYBIOTECHNOLOGY
 Most of the commercial application ofMost of the commercial application of
biotechnology is in three markets:biotechnology is in three markets:
MEDICALMEDICAL
AGRICULTURALAGRICULTURAL
ENVIRONMENTALENVIRONMENTAL
MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
*To detect and diagnose many diseases*To detect and diagnose many diseases
and medical conditions more quicklyand medical conditions more quickly
and with greater accuracyand with greater accuracy
*Designer drugs*Designer drugs
*Gene therapy to correct genetic disease*Gene therapy to correct genetic disease
*Cell therapy to produce replacement*Cell therapy to produce replacement
tissues and organstissues and organs
MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
 Cancer Therapy to suppressCancer Therapy to suppress
tumor genes and prevent ortumor genes and prevent or
cure cancercure cancer
 Design and production ofDesign and production of
vaccinesvaccines
 Vaccine delivery systemsVaccine delivery systems
(goats that produce milk(goats that produce milk
with a malaria antigen in it)with a malaria antigen in it)
MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
 FORENSICSFORENSICS
 DNA fingerprintingDNA fingerprinting
allows for theallows for the
identification ofidentification of
individuals byindividuals by
analyzing section ofanalyzing section of
DNA that vary widelyDNA that vary widely
from one individual tofrom one individual to
anotheranother
AgriculturalAgricultural
BiotechnologyBiotechnology
 Designer Plants – Genetically modifiedDesigner Plants – Genetically modified
organisms (GMO) with inserted genes.organisms (GMO) with inserted genes.
 Genetically Modified plants can beGenetically Modified plants can be
resistant to disease, frost, insectsresistant to disease, frost, insects
 GM can be a factory forGM can be a factory for
pharmaceuticals: tobaccopharmaceuticals: tobacco
plant that produces Hemoglobinplant that produces Hemoglobin
 Plants that yield a healthierPlants that yield a healthier
and higher than normal cropand higher than normal crop
to improve our food supplyto improve our food supply
Animal AgricultureAnimal Agriculture
 Livestock that isLivestock that is
engineered to resistengineered to resist
disease – No more Maddisease – No more Mad
Cow Disease!Cow Disease!
 Cattle that producesCattle that produces
human pharmaceuticalhuman pharmaceutical
productsproducts
 Cattle with increasedCattle with increased
muscle mass and less fatmuscle mass and less fat
for healthier food supplyfor healthier food supply
EnvironmentalEnvironmental
BiotechnologyBiotechnology
 Cleaning up pollutionCleaning up pollution
throughthrough Bioremediation:Bioremediation:
““The use of microbes toThe use of microbes to
digest and convertdigest and convert
unwanted wasteunwanted waste
material into harmlessmaterial into harmless
substances”substances”
 Cleaning oil spills usingCleaning oil spills using
living organismliving organism
BIOETHICSBIOETHICS
 Advances in biotechnology willAdvances in biotechnology will
give rise to problems, issues and concernsgive rise to problems, issues and concerns
humans have never before faced:humans have never before faced:
**Safety of Genetically Engineered FoodSafety of Genetically Engineered Food
**Genetic testing and screening vs. privacyGenetic testing and screening vs. privacy
issuesissues
**Ethical questions concerning cloning andEthical questions concerning cloning and
stem cellsstem cells
**Role of the Government in regulatingRole of the Government in regulating
researchresearch
““Each individual has aEach individual has a
responsibility to see thatresponsibility to see that
biotechnology is developedbiotechnology is developed
and used wisely.and used wisely.
We must do whatever we canWe must do whatever we can
to avoid mistakes and ensureto avoid mistakes and ensure
that biotechnology benefitsthat biotechnology benefits
not only us but also thenot only us but also the
other organisms that shareother organisms that share
this planet with us”this planet with us”

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Introductionto biotechnology

  • 2. What is Biotechnology?What is Biotechnology?  Biotechnology applies the knowledge ofBiotechnology applies the knowledge of biology tobiology to enhance and improve theenhance and improve the environment, health, and food supply.environment, health, and food supply.  Using biotechnology, scientists work toUsing biotechnology, scientists work to develop environment-friendly alternatives todevelop environment-friendly alternatives to fossil fuels and plastics; new medicines,fossil fuels and plastics; new medicines, vaccines and disease diagnostic tools; andvaccines and disease diagnostic tools; and higher yielding and more nutrient-rich crophigher yielding and more nutrient-rich crop plants.plants.
  • 3. Definition:Definition:  ““The use of livingThe use of living organisms, cellsorganisms, cells andand biologicalbiological moleculesmolecules, to, to solve problems orsolve problems or make usefulmake useful products”products”
  • 4. Biological molecules?Biological molecules?  Are large macromoleculesAre large macromolecules  The macromolecules mostThe macromolecules most often utilized in Biotech are:often utilized in Biotech are:  DNA and RNADNA and RNA  ProteinsProteins
  • 5. Some Technologies used inSome Technologies used in Biotechnology:Biotechnology:  1. Bioprocessing technology1. Bioprocessing technology  2. Monoclonal antibody technology2. Monoclonal antibody technology  3. Cell culture technology3. Cell culture technology  4. Tissue engineering technology4. Tissue engineering technology  5. Genetic engineering technology5. Genetic engineering technology  6. Bioinformatics technology6. Bioinformatics technology  7. DNA chip technology7. DNA chip technology
  • 6. 1. Bioprocessing1. Bioprocessing  The use of bacteria, yeast, mammalian cellsThe use of bacteria, yeast, mammalian cells and/or enzymes to manufacture productsand/or enzymes to manufacture products  Large scale fermentation and cell cultures,Large scale fermentation and cell cultures, carried out in huge bioreactors, manufacturecarried out in huge bioreactors, manufacture useful productsuseful products  Products: Insulin, vaccines, vitamins,Products: Insulin, vaccines, vitamins, antibiotics, amino acids, etc.antibiotics, amino acids, etc.
  • 7. 2. Monoclonal2. Monoclonal antibodies ( MCAb)antibodies ( MCAb)  Your immune system makes proteins calledYour immune system makes proteins called ANTIBODIESANTIBODIES  Antibodies are produced by cells called B-Antibodies are produced by cells called B- lymphocyteslymphocytes  B lymphocytesB lymphocytes are produced when yourare produced when your immune system detects a foreign substanceimmune system detects a foreign substance that has invaded your bodythat has invaded your body
  • 8. Monoclonal AntibodyMonoclonal Antibody ProductionProduction  Definition: Producing antibodies forDefinition: Producing antibodies for medicine by cloning a single cellmedicine by cloning a single cell
  • 9.
  • 10. Therapeutic Uses ofTherapeutic Uses of MCAbMCAb  MCAb are used for Home Pregnancy testsMCAb are used for Home Pregnancy tests  Used to diagnose infectious disease suchUsed to diagnose infectious disease such as strep throat and gonorrheaas strep throat and gonorrhea  Used to detect cancer (they bind to tumorUsed to detect cancer (they bind to tumor cells)cells)  Used to detect diseases in plants andUsed to detect diseases in plants and animals, food contaminants andanimals, food contaminants and environmental pollutantsenvironmental pollutants
  • 11. 3. CELL CULTURE3. CELL CULTURE TECHNOLOGIESTECHNOLOGIES  Growing cells in containers or largeGrowing cells in containers or large bioreactorsbioreactors  Plant cell cultures are used toPlant cell cultures are used to grow genetically engineeredgrow genetically engineered plants that contain useful traits,plants that contain useful traits, such as resistance to insect pestssuch as resistance to insect pests
  • 12. Animal cell cultureAnimal cell culture  Used for breedingUsed for breeding livestock:livestock:  Bovine zygotes fromBovine zygotes from genetically superiorgenetically superior bull and cows can bebull and cows can be produced in largeproduced in large numbers to benumbers to be implanted intoimplanted into surrogate cowssurrogate cows
  • 13. Human EmbryonicHuman Embryonic Stem Cell (ESC)Stem Cell (ESC)  ESC are undifferentiated cells thatESC are undifferentiated cells that have the potential to develop intohave the potential to develop into any cell in the human bodyany cell in the human body  One source of ESC is the humanOne source of ESC is the human blastocyst – inner mass of cell givesblastocyst – inner mass of cell gives rise to the ESC linesrise to the ESC lines  Other sources of ESC are beingOther sources of ESC are being discovered and developeddiscovered and developed
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  • 15. 4. Tissue engineering4. Tissue engineering technologytechnology  A combination of cell biology and materials scienceA combination of cell biology and materials science  Creates semi synthetic tissues in the laboratoryCreates semi synthetic tissues in the laboratory  Uses natural collagen and synthetic polymers toUses natural collagen and synthetic polymers to produce artificial skinproduce artificial skin  The goal is to be able to create complex organs asThe goal is to be able to create complex organs as replacement for diseased or injured organsreplacement for diseased or injured organs
  • 16. 5. Genetic engineering5. Genetic engineering technologytechnology  Makes use of Recombinant DNAMakes use of Recombinant DNA technologytechnology  ““The recombining of genetic material fromThe recombining of genetic material from two different sources”two different sources”  It is the next step, after selective breeding,It is the next step, after selective breeding, in changing the genetic makeup ofin changing the genetic makeup of organismsorganisms
  • 17. Products of geneticProducts of genetic engineeringengineering Transgenic bacteria – BacteriaTransgenic bacteria – Bacteria that produces human insulinthat produces human insulin Transgenic plants – Plants thatTransgenic plants – Plants that glow in the dark (firefly gene)glow in the dark (firefly gene) Plants that are resistant toPlants that are resistant to disease, to frost – (GM)disease, to frost – (GM)
  • 18. Transgenic animalsTransgenic animals  Mice with human genesMice with human genes  Animal with extra copies ofAnimal with extra copies of growth hormone genes, thatgrowth hormone genes, that grow faster and produce leanergrow faster and produce leaner meatmeat  Chicken resistant to bacteriaChicken resistant to bacteria that causes food poisoningthat causes food poisoning
  • 19. CloningCloning  ““The use of a single cell from an adultThe use of a single cell from an adult to grow an entirely new individual thatto grow an entirely new individual that is genetically identical to the organismis genetically identical to the organism from which the cell was taken”from which the cell was taken”
  • 20. Why clone?Why clone?  Scientist hope that cloning will helpScientist hope that cloning will help them save endangered speciesthem save endangered species  The technology is controversial forThe technology is controversial for many reasons – including the fact thatmany reasons – including the fact that cloned animals may suffer fromcloned animals may suffer from genetic defects and health problemsgenetic defects and health problems
  • 21. What about HumanWhat about Human Cloning?Cloning?  At this point, it is not known whetherAt this point, it is not known whether human cloning from specialized cells withhuman cloning from specialized cells with adult genetic material is even possibleadult genetic material is even possible  The only potentially acceptable use ofThe only potentially acceptable use of human cloning deals with simply cloninghuman cloning deals with simply cloning human cells for cell therapy or tissuehuman cells for cell therapy or tissue engineeringengineering
  • 22. 6. Bioinformatics6. Bioinformatics technologytechnology  Use and organization of information aboutUse and organization of information about biologybiology  Interface of computer science, mathematicsInterface of computer science, mathematics and molecular biologyand molecular biology  Objective is to use database managementObjective is to use database management to map and compare genomes, determineto map and compare genomes, determine protein structure, design drugs, identifyprotein structure, design drugs, identify genes, etc.genes, etc.
  • 23. 7. DNA Chip7. DNA Chip TechnologyTechnology A combination of the semiconductor industryA combination of the semiconductor industry and molecular biologyand molecular biology  Consists Tagged DNA on a Microchip that canConsists Tagged DNA on a Microchip that can be read using lasers, computers andbe read using lasers, computers and microscopesmicroscopes  Allows tens of thousands of gene to beAllows tens of thousands of gene to be analyzed on a single microchip. Used to detectanalyzed on a single microchip. Used to detect mutations and diagnose genetic diseases.mutations and diagnose genetic diseases.
  • 24. APPLICATIONS OFAPPLICATIONS OF BIOTECHNOLOGYBIOTECHNOLOGY  Most of the commercial application ofMost of the commercial application of biotechnology is in three markets:biotechnology is in three markets: MEDICALMEDICAL AGRICULTURALAGRICULTURAL ENVIRONMENTALENVIRONMENTAL
  • 25. MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY *To detect and diagnose many diseases*To detect and diagnose many diseases and medical conditions more quicklyand medical conditions more quickly and with greater accuracyand with greater accuracy *Designer drugs*Designer drugs *Gene therapy to correct genetic disease*Gene therapy to correct genetic disease *Cell therapy to produce replacement*Cell therapy to produce replacement tissues and organstissues and organs
  • 26. MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY  Cancer Therapy to suppressCancer Therapy to suppress tumor genes and prevent ortumor genes and prevent or cure cancercure cancer  Design and production ofDesign and production of vaccinesvaccines  Vaccine delivery systemsVaccine delivery systems (goats that produce milk(goats that produce milk with a malaria antigen in it)with a malaria antigen in it)
  • 27. MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY  FORENSICSFORENSICS  DNA fingerprintingDNA fingerprinting allows for theallows for the identification ofidentification of individuals byindividuals by analyzing section ofanalyzing section of DNA that vary widelyDNA that vary widely from one individual tofrom one individual to anotheranother
  • 28. AgriculturalAgricultural BiotechnologyBiotechnology  Designer Plants – Genetically modifiedDesigner Plants – Genetically modified organisms (GMO) with inserted genes.organisms (GMO) with inserted genes.  Genetically Modified plants can beGenetically Modified plants can be resistant to disease, frost, insectsresistant to disease, frost, insects  GM can be a factory forGM can be a factory for pharmaceuticals: tobaccopharmaceuticals: tobacco plant that produces Hemoglobinplant that produces Hemoglobin  Plants that yield a healthierPlants that yield a healthier and higher than normal cropand higher than normal crop to improve our food supplyto improve our food supply
  • 29. Animal AgricultureAnimal Agriculture  Livestock that isLivestock that is engineered to resistengineered to resist disease – No more Maddisease – No more Mad Cow Disease!Cow Disease!  Cattle that producesCattle that produces human pharmaceuticalhuman pharmaceutical productsproducts  Cattle with increasedCattle with increased muscle mass and less fatmuscle mass and less fat for healthier food supplyfor healthier food supply
  • 30. EnvironmentalEnvironmental BiotechnologyBiotechnology  Cleaning up pollutionCleaning up pollution throughthrough Bioremediation:Bioremediation: ““The use of microbes toThe use of microbes to digest and convertdigest and convert unwanted wasteunwanted waste material into harmlessmaterial into harmless substances”substances”  Cleaning oil spills usingCleaning oil spills using living organismliving organism
  • 31. BIOETHICSBIOETHICS  Advances in biotechnology willAdvances in biotechnology will give rise to problems, issues and concernsgive rise to problems, issues and concerns humans have never before faced:humans have never before faced: **Safety of Genetically Engineered FoodSafety of Genetically Engineered Food **Genetic testing and screening vs. privacyGenetic testing and screening vs. privacy issuesissues **Ethical questions concerning cloning andEthical questions concerning cloning and stem cellsstem cells **Role of the Government in regulatingRole of the Government in regulating researchresearch
  • 32. ““Each individual has aEach individual has a responsibility to see thatresponsibility to see that biotechnology is developedbiotechnology is developed and used wisely.and used wisely. We must do whatever we canWe must do whatever we can to avoid mistakes and ensureto avoid mistakes and ensure that biotechnology benefitsthat biotechnology benefits not only us but also thenot only us but also the other organisms that shareother organisms that share this planet with us”this planet with us”