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- Therapeutic proteins are a rapidly growing class of drugs in the pharmaceutical industry, primarily due to advancements in recombinant DNA technology.
- About 100 therapeutic proteins have received FDA approval and are used for treating diseases like cancer, diabetes, anemia, and infections.
- The paper will cover the production processes, pharmaceutical aspects, physicochemical properties, and key classes of therapeutic proteins, along with their potential clinical applications.
Article Abstract
In recent years, therapeutic proteins have become an important growing class of drugs in the pharmaceutics industry. The development of recombinant DNA technology has caused to appreciation of therapeutic value of many proteins and peptides in medicine. Currently, approximately 100 therapeutic proteins obtained approval from Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and they are widely used in the treatment of various diseases such as cancer, diabetes, anemia and infections. This paper will summarize the production processes, pharmaceuticals and physicochemical properties and important classes of therapeutic proteins with their potential use in clinical applications.
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