Pharmaceutics and Drug Safety

Biotechnology and Microbiology in Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutical microbiology is a term which is used to describe the application of microbiology in pharmaceutical and healthcare situations. It is a field of microbiology that acknowledges the tremendous diversity of microorganisms in the environment, this field also have a wide range of potential outcomes, some of them are advantageous and others are destructive. It also emphasises the importance of large variety of microbes and toxins (microbial byproducts like endotoxins and pyrogens) in pharmaceutical raw materials, finished products, intermediates, and other pharmaceutical manufacturing environments, instead of that microbiological control of pharmaceutical products and manufacturing environments.

Pharmaceutical biotechnology, that applies biotechnology ideas to drug discovery, It is a vibrant and expanding field. Pharmaceutical biotechnology, which includes biotechnology ideas to drug discovery, is a vibrant and expanding field. This field also includes utilizing monoclonal antibodies or recombinant DNA technology, that involves the genetic modification of cells, the pharmaceutical biotechnology sector produces lots of biotechnological goods.

• Preventing the deterioration of pharmaceuticals
• Environments under control for RDT in drug development
• Bacterial resistance
• Microbiology
• Biological molecular
• Biochemistry
• Genetics