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GMO and Biomoleculs: GM Pharmaceuticals Yaounde-Hilton hotel, 8-10 September 2015 Drs Abel WADE1 and Abdoulkadiri Souley2 1Director of National Veterinary Laboratory (LANAVET) Annex Yaounde, Cameroon Tel: +237 677 80 94 52, Email: [email protected] 2DG LANAVET, Garoua, [email protected] Plan of the Presentation •I- Introduction •II- GM Drugs and Vaccines •III- GMO and organ transplants •IV- GM Vitamins and other food ingredients • V- GM Transplant and Transgenic Animals • VI-Risks and dangers with GM drugs, vaccines or theurapeutics approches •VII-Conclusion I-INTRODUCTION (1) •Genetically Modified Organism (GMOs): organism whose genome has undergone genetic modifications in order to favour: the expression of desired traits or the production of desired biological products •GMO technology has emerged as one of the main achievement of biomedical research since the 1980s. I-INTRODUCTION (2) •GM animal, human and plant has enabled us to test novel therapies (drugs, organ transplantation, food additives) and vaccines among others •GM microbe, plant, animal and human have revolutionized the production of complex pharmaceuticals by enabling the generation of more adapted, safer and cheaper vaccines, vitamins, food additives and therapeutics. I-INTRODUCTION (3) •This scientific revolution has provided medical solutions in non-curable disease conditions through organ transplantation usually from animal to human •Today, most of us are GM since we must have taken them in one way or the other as food or drug: “Take GM, become GM”. I-INTRODUCTION (4) •Even though GMOs present many advantages in biomedical resolutions, safety is not 100%. •GMOs can result in unknown / unintended consequences with irreversible effects. •The production of GMOs therefore remains a highly controversial topic •GMO production should be under strict regulations II-GM Drugs and Vaccines (1) GMO-based medical research is fundamental to: •develop new and more efficient ways to treat, cure and prevent diseases (e.g. Cancer, Ebola, HIV,...) •develop and manufacture pharmaceuticals for effective control of drug resistant diseases that have shown failure in conventional approaches II-GM Drugs and Vaccines (2) •“ELELYSO”, a recombinant glucocerebrosidase drug used to treat Gaucher’s disease, was the first GM plant-made pharmaceutical to win approval by the U.S FDA • “ZMAPP”, a GM drug designed for treatment of Ebola disease was engineered from tobacco bacteria. II-GM Drugs and Vaccines (3) •“Hybrid" vaccines: goats to become "pharm animals" that carry vaccines in their milk •Malaria vaccine: GM malaria parasite that will be used as a live vaccine •GM Banana: Hepatitis B Vaccine II-GM Drugs and Vaccines (4) Trade names of GM products used in human (Vaccines and drugs) 1 Rotavirus Vax 2 Flu vaccine Malaria vaccine Vaccine to treat nicotine addiction Genotropin, Humatrope, Scitropin, Norditropin, Saizen, 3 4 5 Sources Rotavirus hybrid human-bovine reassortment strains GM insect virus GM mosquitos Viral Ab E.coli 6 Humulin, Novoinsulin, Humalog, Lantus, Novorapid, E.coli, Saccharomyces, 7 13 Gonal-F, Puregon, Actilyse, Rapilysin, Metalyse, Recombinate Kogenate, Helixate, Refacto, Benefix, Novoseven Revasc, Refludan, Eprex, Recormon, Aranesp, Roferon A, Intron A, Betaferon, Avonex, Rebif, 14 Stemgen, 15 19 Proleukin Simulect, Zenapax, Regranex Remicarde, Mabthera, 20 Reopro, 8 9 10 11 12 16 17 18 Herceptin 22 Sinagis 23 Engerix-B, Hbvax II 21 chinese hamster cells chinese hamster cells, bacterium Dormase alfa hamster kidney cells Saccharomyces chinese hamster cells bacterium, chinese hamster cells, Diseases or effets Rotaviral infection flu Malaria nicotine addiction production of Growth hormone production of Insulin production of FSH production of Tissue plasminogen activator production of Dormase alfa (Pulmozyme: improve lung function) production of factor VIII and IX (anti-hémophilique ) production of recombinant Hirudin (anticoagulant salivary glands protein) production of Erythropoietin production of Interferon (cytokine protein for immity) production of Ancestim (mobilizing peripheral hematopoietic stem cells for later E. coli transplanation) E. coli production of Aldesleukin (Proleukin, drug for kidney cancer) chinese hamster cells, mouse cells, production of Mab Saccharomyces production of Becapermin (platelet growth factor) chinese hamster cells production of anti-tumour necrotic factor chinese hamster cells production of Rituximab (iv Mab to treat rheumatoid arthritis) production of Abciximab (Fab fragment of Mab, tx angina , prevent thrombus mouse cells formation) chinese hamster cells production of Trastuzumab (Mab , tx breast cancers) mouse cells production of Palivizumab (Mab, tx respiratory syncytial virus) Saccharomyces, production of HBsAg ( protein on surface of hepatitis B virus) II-GM Drugs and Vaccines (5) •Anti-rabies vaccine: Recombinant for vaccinating wild animals orally, more efficacious and safer than the conventional attenuated SAD B19 strain •Merial canarypox DNA vaccine: (for West Nile Disease) that incorporates WNV membrane and envelope proteins into the canarypox DNA and expresses these proteins following administration •GMOs to address BSE, various influenzas II-GM Drugs and Vaccines (4) Selected conventional and GMO Vaccines used for Food Animals Diseases Conventional Vaccin/ Strains Bacterial Diseases Source: Frey (2007); USDA (2011) GMO Vaccines /Strains 1 Brucellosis (ruminants) Brucella abortus, strain 19, strain RB51 None Identified 2 Brucellosis (swine) B. suis strain 2 None Identified 3 Anthrax (bovine, ovine, equine) Bacillus anthraxis, strain Sterne None Identified 4 Johne's disease Mycobacterium paratuberculosis Strain 316F None Identified 5 CBPP Mycoplasma mycoides mycoides SC, strain T1/44 None Identified 6 Avian salmonellosis Salmonella enteric servo. Gallinarum, Strain R9 Salmonella typhimurium vaccine, live culture 7 Bovine salmonellosis None Identified Salmonella dublin vaccine 8 Poultry cholera Pasteurella multocida (various strains) None Identified 9 Cattle pasteurellosis Pasteurella multocida, P. heamolytica (various strains) None Identified 10 Swine atropic rhinitis Bordetella bronchiseptica (various strains) None Identified 11 Bovine clostridiosis Clostridium perfringens None Identified 12 Escherichia coli in poultry Escherichia coli vaccine, avirulent live culture Escherichia coli vaccine, live culture Viral Diseases 1 Avian encephaliomyelitis Live and modified live virus Avian encephaliomyelitis-fowl pox-laryngotracheitis vaccine 2 Porcine circovirus (Swine) Type 2, killed virus Porcine circovirus vaccine(type1, type 2chimera, killed virus, bacculovirus vector 3 Marek's disease (poultry) Live strain of Marek's disease (MD) virus, serotype 1, MD-Newcastle Disease live virus vaccine, serotypes 1&2&3, MD vector, MD live 2 or 3 herpesvirus chimera 4 Newcastle Disease (poultry) Infectious brursal disease (IBD), Newcastle Disease (ND), IBD vaccine, live or killed virus, VG/GA strain, B1type, B1 strain live virus ND, Fowl pox vaccine, live fowl pox vector, and MD-ND vaccine serotype 3, Live MD vector 5 Poultry Infectious bursal disease Live or killed avian Bursitidis infectivae virus type 1 IBD, MD vaccine, Serotype 3, live MD vector 6 Fowl pox Live Fowl pox vaccine Fowl pox -laryngotracheitis vaccine, live fowl pox vector 7 Fowl laryngotracheitis Modified live virus vaccine Fowl pox -laryngotracheitis vaccine, live fowl pox vector III-GMO and organ transplants GM: a valuable alternative for the treatment of some incurable diseases through transplantation of animal organs into humans. • Heart valves in human replaced with pig tissue through transplant. •“ZENAPAX”, a GM protein produced in mice and initially approved for kidney transplants, may be exploited for other organs like heart, liver and lung IV-GM Vitamins and other food ingredients (1) GM food ingredients, supplements and additives •Vitamins A,B2,B12, C,E, • Flavorings • High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) •Amino Acids • Aspartame •Sodium Ascorbate •Lactic Acid, •Sucrose •Citric Acid •Sodium Citrate •Hydrolyzed &Textured Vegetable Protein •Maltodextrins • Molasses, Xanthan Gum •Monosodium Glutamate •Yeast Products (extract). (TVP) (MSG) IV-GM Vitamins and other food ingredients (2) From this list, nearly all: • "vegetarian" foods are GMO (loaded with yeast extract and soy). • sodas and soft drinks are GMO (HFCS, aspartame) • storable food sold on the market today is GMO. (TVP, soy, MSG, yeast extract) • children's meals and snacks are GMO (soy, corn) In other words, just about everything the consuming masses are eating or taking are from GMOs. IV-GM Vitamins and other food ingredients (2) some more common GMO ingredients in vitamins and health products: •. IV-GM Vitamins and other food ingredients (3) •Meanwhile GM feed is widely fed to animals that produce milk, eggs and meat, which means GMOs are also getting into products like ice cream, mayonnaise, cheese,… •Even non-food items such as cosmetics, soaps, detergents, shampoo, body cream and bubble bath often contain GMO ingredients. V-GM Transplant and Transgenic Animals (1) •GM animals (transgenic) are used to produce substances/tissues for human life (Mab, organs,...) •Erbitux for colorectal cancer; Remicade and Humira for rheumatoid arthritis; three drugs for preventing organ transplant rejection •Xolair for asthma. •Pigs currently used to supply heart valves for insertion into humans V-GM Transplant and Transgenic Animals (2) •Large quantities of human proteins are generated in eggs, milk, blood or urine by transgenic animals (poultry, swine, goat, cattle) for human pharmaceutical purposes. VI-Risks and dangers with GM drugs, vaccines or theurapeutics approches (1) •Xenobiotics are one example that can act as mutagens resulting in naked DNA that escapes because of changes in its sequence, and could produce progeny that possess unpredictable characteristics causing potential harm to the host •GMOs have been linked to various health complications such as tumours, organ failure, DNA damage, immune system disturbances, and infertility, among others VI-Risks and dangers with GM drugs, vaccines or theurapeutics approches (2) •children's vitamins are by far the most toxic because they're usually formulated with a much higher concentration of toxic ingredients such as artificial sweeteners, artificial colors and GMOderived materials. •Gene therapy approaches are worries as it may one day be applied to produce “designer” children or to lengthen the natural human life span Genetically engineered babies…. So beautiful, handsome and intelligent Scifi Thriller GATTACA VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (3) • GMO in mouse VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (4) • In chiken VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (3) • in a bull VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (4) • in goat VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (5) • in human VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (6) • in Human VI-Risks and dangers of GMO and chemicals (7) • in Human VII-Conclusion (1) •GMOs are playing a very important role of immeasurable impacts in the discovery and development of new medicines, saving lives and improving animal and human health today •However, they can result in unknown / unintended irreversible consequences if not tested well. VII-Conclusion (3) •Banning GMOs will curtail the discovery of much needed therapeutic antibodies, vaccines, care, treatment, and cure. •Regulations and strict guidelines must be a part of any GMO undertaking, •Bans on the technology are tantamount to stepping backward in time and rejecting the lifesaving advances that technology has provided. THANKS FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION . AND ERRADICAT DISEASES QUESTIONS ?????????? ????????? ???????? ??????? ?????? ????? ???? ??? ?? ?