Recent Advances in Roles of Biomolecules in Biological Systems Flashcards

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allow researchers to sequence single molecules of RNA without amplification.

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third generation sequencing

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2
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Some engineered biomolecules, including humanized ___, have already entered the clinical trials for therapeutic use

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Mab’s

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a humanized Mab for breast cancer treatment, became the first drug designed by a biomolecular engineering approach and was approved by the FDA

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Herceptin

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4
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New metabolites, including novel antibiotics that are active against resistant strains, will also be produced soon by recombinant organisms having

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de novo engineered biosynthetic pathway

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5
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allows for the visualization of biomolecules at the nanometer scale.

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scanning probe microscopy

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6
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is crucial for gaining a comprehensive understanding of the properties and functions of biological systems at the most fundamental level.

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imaging biomolecules

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provides a powerful and nondestructive imaging optio

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scanning probe microscopy

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8
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SPM is unique in visualizing intrinsically disordered biomolecules at the what meter scale (e.g., glycans).

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nanometer

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These sensors can detect biological molecules, bacteria, and cells. They are low cost, fast, and easy to use.

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electrochemical biosensors

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10
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has become an attractive material in the field of electrochemical detection owing to its unique electrical properties

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graphene

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Nucleic acids can be used to form 3-dimensional ___ ___that can be tagged with biological and therapeutic compounds.

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nano-scaffolds

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12
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an also be formulated from nucleic acids strands of DNA and RNA

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nanoparticles

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13
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he current research in the development of bio-based nanoparticles have shown that the DNA and RNA nanoparticles can be utilised as ___ and can be tagged with various types of biological and therapeutic compounds such as aptamers, fluorophores, and oligonucleotides to carry its desired function

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scaffolds

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14
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he current research in the development of bio-based nanoparticles have shown that the DNA and RNA nanoparticles can be utilised as scaffolds and can be tagged with various types of biological and therapeutic compounds such as ___ ___ ___

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aptamers
fluorophobes
oligonucleotides

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15
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what sensing surfaces can be used to access biomolecular interactions

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silver
copper
higly ordered pyrolytic graphite

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16
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appears as an invaluable experimental technique, allowing the measurement of the mechanical strength of biomolecular complexes to provide a quantitative characterization of their interaction properties from a single molecule perspective.

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atomic force microscopy

17
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can be used to deliver biomolecules and drugs to cancer cells.

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metal-organic frameworks

18
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in general, have been extensively used for the delivery and protection of biomolecule

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metal organif frameworks

19
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can interact with protein, nucleic acids and peptides and act as solid supports for bio-entities, enhancing their stability and their biological activity

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metal organic frameworks