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Recent Patents on Biotechnology - Volume 19, Issue 2, 2025

Volume 19, Issue 2, 2025
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Actinobacteria: Smart Micro-Factories for The Health Sector
Authors: Roohi and Naushin BanoAntibiotics are considered “wonder drugs” due to the fact that they are the most extensively utilised medication in the world. They are used to cure a broad spectrum of diseases and lethal infections. A variety of bacteria and fungi produce antibiotics as a result of secondary metabolism; however, their production is dominated by a special class of bacteria, namely Actinobacteria. Actinobacteria are gram-positive bacteria Read More
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Edible Vaccines: A Patent-Driven Exploration of Immunization Technologies
Authors: Sahil Kashyap, Rohit Kamboj, Shikha Kamboj, Kumar Guarve and Sweta KambojVaccines are biological preparations that improve immunity to particular diseases. Particularly for poor developing nations, edible vaccines show significant potential as a financially advantageous, simple to administer, straightforward to store, fail-safe, and socially and culturally acceptable vaccine delivery system. A vaccine incorporates the gene-encoding bacterial or viral disease-causing agent in plants without losing its im Read More
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Prospects of Plant Derived Bioactive Compounds as Nanoparticles for Biotechnological Applications
Authors: Naushin Bano, Syed Khalida Izhar, Anamika Gupta, Mohd. Rehan Zaheer and RoohiNanoparticles bestow beneficial impacts on plants, specifically in increasing photosynthetic capacity and germination rate, pesticide delivery, managing pathogenicity and enhancing nutrient supply. The nanoparticles produced from the medicinal plant extracts are identified as an exceptional applicant in nanomedicine, cosmetics, and agriculture for the treatment of diseases as antimicrobial, antioxidant and antica Read More
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Development of a Novel Peptide with RGD Tumor Homing Motif: Evaluation of its Anticancer Potential in Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Colon Cancer Cells
BackgroundPeptide-based therapy has emerged as a promising avenue for treating various disorders, and recent research has highlighted the potential of anti-cancer peptides (ACPs) in cancer treatment. In this context, this study aimed to design a novel peptide incorporating a tumor-homing peptide (RGD) and C-amidation to enhance its anticancer activity, particularly against liver (HepG2) and colon (HCT-116) cancer Read More
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Open Innovation or Traditional Patenting Strategies to Efficiently Address Health Emergencies: How Patent Information was used Towards Effective Treatments for COVID-19
More LessIntroduction/ObjectiveDuring the 1150 days of COVID-19 pandemic there were great efforts to develop efficient treatments for the disease. After this long time, some drugs emerged as treatment for COVID-19. Some of them are new drugs, most of them, known drugs. These developments were triggered by information already available in patent documents. Pharmaceutical companies, therefore, rushed to conduct drugs e Read More
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Decarbonizing the Transport of Microalgae-based Products — The Role of E-mobility
BackgroundThe decarbonization of road transport is a precondition for achieving carbon neutrality. Battery-electric vehicle technology, driven by several patents, can make this a reality. In this bias, the objective of the article is to shed light on the ongoing debate about the potentially important role of the adoption of electric vehicles in the transport of microalgae-based products to help them advance to a cleaner life Read More
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Volumes & issues
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Volume 19 (2025)
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Volume 18 (2024)
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Volume 17 (2023)
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Volume 16 (2022)
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Volume 15 (2021)
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Volume 14 (2020)
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Volume 13 (2019)
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Volume 12 (2018)
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Volume 11 (2017)
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Volume 10 (2016)
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Volume 9 (2015)
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Volume 8 (2014)
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Volume 7 (2013)
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Volume 6 (2012)
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Volume 5 (2011)
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Volume 4 (2010)
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Volume 3 (2009)
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Volume 2 (2008)
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Volume 1 (2007)
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