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"Kentucky BioProcessing in Owensboro, Kentucky makes MB-003 using tobacco plants. The plants are genetically engineered to produce “humanized” versions of the antibodies. “It creates a green juice and we purify the antibody from it,” Pettitt says. “It is a much cheaper and quicker way to produce the antibody.”
“Our facility can produce these proteins in two weeks at a substantial reduction in cost to other production methods,” says Barry Bratcher, the company’s chief operating officer. “This advanced method of manufacturing allows us to address needs quickly and inexpensively.”
"Kentucky BioProcessing in Owensboro, Kentucky makes MB-003 using tobacco plants. The plants are genetically engineered to produce “humanized” versions of the antibodies. “It creates a green juice and we purify the antibody from it,” Pettitt says. “It is a much cheaper and quicker way to produce the antibody.”
“Our facility can produce these proteins in two weeks at a substantial reduction in cost to other production methods,” says Barry Bratcher, the company’s chief operating officer. “This advanced method of manufacturing allows us to address needs quickly and inexpensively.”
"But when Appendino, Gibbons, and their colleagues applied extracts from five major cannabinoids to bacterial cultures of six strains of MRSA, they discovered that the cannabinoids were as effective at killing the bugs as vancomycin and other antibiotics.
"The cannabinoids even showed exceptional activity against the MRSA strain that makes extra amounts of the proteins that give the bugs resistance against many antibiotics," says Gibbons.
These proteins, he explains, allow the bacteria to "hoover up unwanted things from inside the cell and spit them out again."
"But when Appendino, Gibbons, and their colleagues applied extracts from five major cannabinoids to bacterial cultures of six strains of MRSA, they discovered that the cannabinoids were as effective at killing the bugs as vancomycin and other antibiotics.
"The cannabinoids even showed exceptional activity against the MRSA strain that makes extra amounts of the proteins that give the bugs resistance against many antibiotics," says Gibbons.
These proteins, he explains, allow the bacteria to "hoover up unwanted things from inside the cell and spit them out again."
"But when Appendino, Gibbons, and their colleagues applied extracts from five major cannabinoids to bacterial cultures of six strains of MRSA, they discovered that the cannabinoids were as effective at killing the bugs as vancomycin and other antibiotics.
"The cannabinoids even showed exceptional activity against the MRSA strain that makes extra amounts of the proteins that give the bugs resistance against many antibiotics," says Gibbons.
These proteins, he explains, allow the bacteria to "hoover up unwanted things from inside the cell and spit them out again."
Emirates and Pan Africa airlines have suspended flights into those areas as well. All other airlines are continuing normal service to those areas at this time.
"Kentucky BioProcessing in Owensboro, Kentucky makes MB-003 using tobacco plants. The plants are genetically engineered to produce “humanized” versions of the antibodies. “It creates a green juice and we purify the antibody from it,” Pettitt says. “It is a much cheaper and quicker way to produce the antibody.”
“Our facility can produce these proteins in two weeks at a substantial reduction in cost to other production methods,” says Barry Bratcher, the company’s chief operating officer. “This advanced method of manufacturing allows us to address needs quickly and inexpensively.”
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