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(Answers valid within 24 hours) Fill-in-the-blank: Modern biopharmaceuticals have been divided into four categories: the first is those manufactured using DNA recombination technology, namely ( ) ； The second is ( ) ； Third is that which comes from animals, plants, and microorganisms ( ) ； Fourth are synthetic and partially synthetic biopharmaceuticals.
Gene-recombinant peptides, protein-based therapeutics, gene drugs, natural biopharmaceuticals
Gene-recombinant peptides, protein-based therapeutics, gene drugs, natural biopharmaceuticals
Modern biopharmaceuticals can be divided into four main categories: the first are those manufactured using DNA recombination technology (therapeutic agents of this type) ； The second is (gene drugs) ； Third are those derived from animals, plants, and microorganisms (natural biopharmaceuticals) ； Fourth are synthetic and partially synthetic biopharmaceuticals.
Gene-recombinant peptides and protein therapeutics, gene drugs, natural biopharmaceuticals
Gene-recombinant peptides, protein-based therapeutics, gene drugs, natural biopharmaceuticals
Genetically recombined polytitanium, proteins, natural biopharmaceuticals,
Gene-recombinant peptides and protein therapeutics, gene drugs, natural biopharmaceuticals
Modern biopharmaceuticals can be divided into four main categories: the first is gene-recombinant peptides and protein-based therapeutics produced using DNA recombination technology ； Second is gene therapy ； Third are natural biotherapeutics derived from animals, plants, and microorganisms ； Fourth are synthetic and partially synthetic biopharmaceuticals
Modern biopharmaceuticals have been divided into four categories: the first is those produced using DNA recombination technology (recombinant peptides and proteins) ； The second is (gene drugs) ； Third are those derived from animals, plants, and microorganisms (natural biopharmaceuticals); fourth are synthetic and partially synthetic biopharmaceuticals.
Recombinant peptides and proteins; secondly, gene-based drugs； Natural biochemical drugs