Synthetic Polymers for Biotechnology and Medicine - Original PDF

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One of the most powerful group of chemicals in the body are organic compounds collectively referred to as hormones. The glands responsible for the production and release of hormones comprise the endocrine system. Endocrine activities have been identified in certain organs, such as the heart, kidneys, duodenum, liver and the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas (which contains the insulin gland), which are normally associated with other system functions. There have been numerous attempts to replace organ function using cell transplantation including direct injections of dissociated cells into organs such as the liver, kidney or spleen.1-5 Subcutaneous and intraperitoneal routes have also been evaluated.6-10 More recent investigations have applied extracellular matrix polymers as structural supports for cell transplantation and immunoprotection.11,12 Potential medical applications of such “artificial cells” or “tissue engineered” organoids include an extracorporeal bioartificial liver for detoxification,2 artificial red blood substitutes,13 the extracorporeal artificial kidney for hemodialysis,14 immunosorbents15 and drug delivery systems.16The transplantation of immunoisolated (microencapsulated) cells represents another emerging area in biotechnology research and commercialization. Under such a scenario, the encapsulated cells, which could be a xenograft, would be hidden from the immune system of the body, but would still be able to respond to extracellular stimuli (e.g., blood glucose), with the required hormone, in the case of diabetes therapy insulin, secreted into the systemic circulation. Other applications of the microencapsulation concept include the encapsulation of genetically modified cells, which represents a novel approach to somatic gene therapy.17 This chapter will review recent advances in cell encapsulation from material science, technological and tissue-related perspectives. Cell coating, microencapsulation devices and bioartificial organs will be discussed with the artificial pancreas and treatment of diabetes used as a case study denominator throughout the review.

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Synthetic polymers fulfill many functions in biotechnology and medicine. In cell culture technology and tissue engineering they provide the surfaces to which cells may attach. Cross-linked polymer networks are used for drug delivery and cell encapsulation. Polymer-based porous membranes can be used to shield implanted cells from the immune system of the host, while allowing for the exchange of nutrients and metabolic waste products thus keeping the cells alive and functioning. In genetic engineering, polymers often play a very important role during the transfer of the foreign genetic material into the recipient cell. In this context polymers present interesting and perhaps safer alternatives to gene delivery by viruses. Last but not least, synthetic polymers have been used to mimic the function of certain biological molecules. Examples are the “artificial antibodies” and “artificial enzymes” produced by a techniques called molecular imprinting. Synthetic displacers in protein displacement chromatography, on the other hand, have to mimic the interaction of the protein with the chromatographic surface to successfully compete for the binding sites and thereby enforce the chromatographic separation.

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پلیمرهای مصنوعی وظایف بسیاری را در بیوتکنولوژی و پزشکی انجام می دهند. در فناوری کشت سلولی و مهندسی بافت، سطوحی را فراهم می‌کنند که سلول‌ها ممکن است به آن بچسبند. شبکه های پلیمری متقاطع برای تحویل دارو و کپسوله کردن سلول استفاده می شود. غشاهای متخلخل مبتنی بر پلیمر را می توان برای محافظت از سلول های کاشته شده از سیستم ایمنی میزبان استفاده کرد، در حالی که امکان تبادل مواد مغذی و مواد زائد متابولیک را فراهم می کند و در نتیجه سلول ها را زنده نگه می دارد و عملکرد آنها را حفظ می کند. در مهندسی ژنتیک، پلیمرها اغلب نقش بسیار مهمی را در طول انتقال مواد ژنتیکی خارجی به سلول گیرنده بازی می‌کنند. در این زمینه پلیمرها جایگزین های جالب و شاید ایمن تری را برای انتقال ژن توسط ویروس ها ارائه می دهند. آخرین اما نه کم اهمیت، پلیمرهای مصنوعی برای تقلید از عملکرد مولکول های بیولوژیکی خاص استفاده شده است. به عنوان مثال، «آنزیم‌های مصنوعی» و «آنزیم‌های مصنوعی» تولید شده توسط تکنیک‌هایی به نام چاپ مولکولی هستند. از طرف دیگر، جابجایی‌های مصنوعی در کروماتوگرافی جابجایی پروتئین، باید از تعامل پروتئین با سطح کروماتوگرافی تقلید کنند تا با موفقیت برای مکان‌های اتصال رقابت کنند و در نتیجه جداسازی کروماتوگرافی را اعمال کنند.

 

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Title: Synthetic Polymers for Biotechnology and Medicine Volume:
Author(s): Ruth Freitag
Series: Biotechnology Intelligence Unit 4 Periodical:  
Publisher: Landes Bioscience City:  
Year: 2002 Edition:  
Language: English Pages (biblio\tech): 164\171
ISBN: 1-58706-027-2, 1-58706-081-7, 9781587060274 ID: 105201
Time added: 2009-07-20 19:17:56 Time modified: 2019-12-21 21:23:21
Library: kolxoz Chemistry Library issue: 2005
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Preface ................................................................................................. vii 1. Cell Encapsulation: Generalities, Methods, Applications and Bioartificial Pancreas Case Study ..................................................... 1 Gabriela Grigorescu and David Hunkeler Introduction .......................................................................................... 1 Immunoisolation ................................................................................... 4 Cell Delivery ......................................................................................... 5 Microencapsulation ............................................................................... 7 Bioartificial Organs ............................................................................... 7 Case Study: Insulin Production Systems .............................................. 10 Socio-Political Considerations ............................................................. 13 Conclusions......................................................................................... 14 2. Synthetic and Semisynthetic Polymers as Vehicles for In Vitro Gene Delivery into Cultured Mammalian Cells ................ 19 Martin Jordan Introduction: Impact of Molecular Biology ......................................... 19 Areas in Need of Efficient Gene Delivery ............................................ 20 The DNA Molecule ............................................................................ 21 Barriers to Efficient Gene Transfer ...................................................... 21 Conclusions......................................................................................... 35 Definitions .......................................................................................... 36 Structures of Frequently Used Molecules ............................................. 37 3. Affinity Precipitation: Stimulus-Responsive Polymers for Bioseparation .................................................................................. 40 Ruth Freitag Introduction ........................................................................................ 40 The Role of Affinity Separations in Product Isolation.......................... 41 The Principle and Application of Affinity Precipitation ....................... 43 Smart Polymers for Affinity Precipitation ............................................ 48 Thermosensitive AML ......................................................................... 50 Introduction of the Affinity Mediator ................................................. 53 Conclusions and Outlook.................................................................... 54 4. Synthetic Displacers for Preparative Biochromatography ..................... 58 Ruth Freitag and Christine Wandrey Introduction ........................................................................................ 58 The Principle of Displacement Chromatography................................. 59 Displacers for Biochromatography....................................................... 64 Polyelectrolytes .................................................................................... 73 Steric Mass Action Model.................................................................... 77 Systematic Displacer Design, Some Theoretical Considerations ................................................................................ 82 Conclusions......................................................................................... 84 5. Membrane Adsorbers for Decontamination and Leukocyte Removal ....................................................................... 87 Galya Tishchenko and Miroslav Bleha Introduction ........................................................................................ 87 Evaluation of the Adsorbing Efficiency of Interactive Membranes ................................................................ 88 Membranes for Depyrogenation (Endotoxin Removal) ....................... 90 Membranes for Removal of Bacteria and Viruses from Aqueous Solution ................................................................. 108 Membranes for Removal of Leukocytes from Blood Products ..................................................................... 110 Conclusions....................................................................................... 112 6. Stimulus Responsive Surfaces: Possible Implications for Biochromatography, Cell Detachment and Drug Delivery ........... 116 Igor Yu Galaev and Bo Mattiasson Stimulus-Responsive Polymers .......................................................... 117 Polymer-Grafted Surfaces .................................................................. 119 Temperature-Responsive Chromatography........................................ 120 Cell Detachment from Polymer-Grafted Surfaces .............................. 122 Controlling Porosity via Smart Polymers— The “Chemical Valve” ................................................................... 125 Polymer-Carrying Liposomes for Triggered Release/Drug Delivery ................................................................... 127 Conclusions....................................................................................... 129 7. Molecularly Imprinted Polymers: A New Dimension in Analytical Bioseparation ................................................................. 134 Oliver Brüggemann Introduction ...................................................................................... 134 The Principle of Molecular Imprinting.............................................. 134 MIP for Bioseparation ....................................................................... 141 Binding Assays Using MIP ................................................................ 149 Sensor Technology ............................................................................ 151 MIP to Assist Chemical Synthesis...................................................... 151 Conclusions....................................................................................... 154 Index .................................................................................................. 163

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