1 Answer - Sort by: Date | Rating
Well, it is possible in the near future. The liver is very complex biochemical factory absolutely packed with the enzymes. The construction of this factory absolutely is still beyond the man's capabilities.Nevertheless, it is a possible to imitate one of the liver's functions, since the enzymes in the liver which function in removing some of the metabolic poisons are known. Utilizing the genetic engineering fragment containing the active templates or plans some of the known detoxifying enzymes have genetically implanted into the microorganisms which then produce them industriously.
They can then be used to remove the metabolic wastes from the liver by breaking the poisons down and making them more water soluble. These poisons can be excreted by the by the natural routes. At present however, there are still difficulties in activating such biochemical to produce the liver enzymes after their introduction into our metabolism.
Considering the relatively short time period which has elapsed since the initial experiments in the field of enzyme therapy, the scientists concerned can put themselves on the back and be hopeful that they will have made great strides by the end of the century.
They can then be used to remove the metabolic wastes from the liver by breaking the poisons down and making them more water soluble. These poisons can be excreted by the by the natural routes. At present however, there are still difficulties in activating such biochemical to produce the liver enzymes after their introduction into our metabolism.
Considering the relatively short time period which has elapsed since the initial experiments in the field of enzyme therapy, the scientists concerned can put themselves on the back and be hopeful that they will have made great strides by the end of the century.
1
0
- What Is The Scientific Meaning Of Turgid?
- What Material Do You Need To Use To Find Out Does Color Affect Memory?
- What Is The Significance Of Conducting A Research?
- Explain The Main Disadvantages That A Small Enterprice Faces In Difficulty To Support Research And Develop Their Products?
- Why Is Research Into Production Of Artificial Blood Important?
- What Was The Scientific Method?
- Why Does Cinnamon Make Water Boil Faster?
- What Are Some Fun Facts About Plastics?
- Discuss The Important Of Hypothesis In Social Research?
- What Are The 3 Subdivision Lithosphere?
- Why Are Freud's Theories So Controversial?
- Can Control Refer To Both Procedures For Dealing With Undesired Factors In An Experiment, As Well As Manipulation Of The Main Factor Of Interest In An Experiment?
- Should Use Of The Internet Be Banned Or At Least Limited For Research Projects In Schools? Why Or Why Not?
- Some People Argue That Conducting Searches On The Internet Provides Answers But Does Not Inspire Thoughtful Research?
- What Year Was It When The First Mumps Case Was Diagnosed?
- How Can Scientific Knowledge Help Solve Pollution?
- What's An IRB?
- Why Are Smell And Taste Called Chemoreceptors?
- Why Was The Experiment Of Van Helmond Important?
- Does Zinc Affect Our Taste And Smell In A Positive Or A Negative Way?
- What Are The Differences Between Easterners And Coronation Street?
- Hi Do You Know What The Nuclues Does In An Egg Cell?
- What Is Viability And Reliability In Social Science Research?
- Can U Give Definition Of Hypothesis?
- What Is Experiment Research?
- What Is Artificial?
- What Artificial Sweeteners Are There?
- What Are The Artificial Satellites?
- Why Would Someone Need An Artificial Eye?
- What Is Artificial Gravity?
- What Exactly Is Artificial Intelligence?
- What Do You Know About Artificial Hyperamia?
- What Is The Artificial Intelligence?
- Why Are Artificial Satellites Different From Satellites?
- What Is Artificial Insemination?
- What Is An Artificial Pacemaker?
- What Are The Uses Of An Artificial Satellite?
- What Is Artificial Light?
- Which Was The First Artificial Satellite?

New Comment - Comments are editable for 5 min.