Use of enzyme for treatment of genetic disease
Enzymes
have active participation for acceleration or deceleration the chemical
reactions in the body. Some health conditions may occur due to problems with
gene and happen for an enzyme. So very often such kind of genetic disease can
possible to treat by replacing the causing enzyme. There are several ways that
enzyme helps to treat genetic diseases.
Organized By: Md. Rayhan Mahmud
Admin of Microbial World
® Treatment
of the following diseases:
-Gaucher’s Disease
-Tay Sach’s Disease
-Fabry’s Disease
® Heritable
human genetic disorder.
® Total
absence of one or more enzyme.
® Under
abnormal conditions there may be excessive activity of specific enzyme.
® Some
body enzymes are missed due to inborn errors of metabolism.
4
Gaucher’s Disease
® A
liposomal storage disease
® Due
to total absence of glucocerebrosidase enzyme.
® Leads to accumulation of glucocerebrosidase in
various tissues.
4
Taysach’s Disease
® Absence
of the enzyme hexose deaminase
® The
enzyme usually presents in the lysosome of ganglion brain cells & removes
the carbohydrate residues of the ganglioside lipid.
® If
the ganglioside concentration in these cells accumulates, it affects the brain
function & ultimately leads to death.
4 Fabry’s
Disease
® Due
to lack of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in the red blood cell.
® This
affects the ability of cells to regenerate glutathione. This leads to membrane
fragility & haemolytic anemia.
® Not
all the enzyme deficiency disease requires enzyme replacement sometimes
offended substance remove from diet may work.
® For
treatment of chronic pancreatitis pancreatic enzymes are used (a mixture of
lipase, amylase & protease).
® Blood
cells are dissolved by enzymes urokinase & streptokinase. These enzymes
activate plasmin.
4 Subtilin-
-Used as adjuvant for
biochemical treatment
for brunt (ulcer) lesions.
4 Collagenase-
-Dermal
ulcer
-Remove necrotic lesion
4 Papain- -Used in the debridement
of necrotic tissue.
(Removal of necrotic/infected tissue or foreign
materials
from wound).
Organized By: Md. Rayhan Mahmud
Admin of Microbial World
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