植物性生物制药对改善全球健康的潜在影响

K. Hefferon
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确立了大量传染病利用肠道内的粘膜进入体内;因此,可以在可食用植物组织内表达的疫苗提供了选择优势。因此,植物细胞不仅作为递送载体本身,它们还在抗原通过胃肠道的恶劣环境时保护抗原。事实上,植物可以产生经过翻译后修饰的重组抗原,这在很大程度上类似于它们的哺乳动物来源的对应物
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The Potential Impact of Plant-made Biopharmaceuticals for the Improvement of Global Health
established that a large number of infectious diseases utilize the mucosal membrane within the gut to enter the body; therefore vaccines which can be expressed within edible plant tissue offer a select advantage. As a result, plant cells not only act as the delivery vehicle itself, they protect the antigen as it passes through the harsh environment of the gastrointestinal tract. The fact that plants can produce recombinant antigens that undergo post-translational modifications which are largely similar to their mammalian-derived counterparts provides
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