About medicines of animal origin. ability to create organic products based on peptide complex
Abstract
The work is of current importance and outlines perspective for development of new medicines based on raw materials of animal origin. Based on the literature data considering historic aspects, the goal is to describe therapeutic properties of the organs and tissue of different kinds, and characterize products, created using raw materials of biological origin; and explain the necessity of new product development, including combination products. Data analysis and compiled literature data for pharmacological, toxicological properties of biological raw materials, scientific analysis has been provided to support the use of substances of biological raw materials, in pharmaceutical manufacturing; evidence is being provided of therapeutic effectiveness and safety of deproteinizated hemoderivatos of animal blood.
Pharmacological, physical and chemical data, toxicological properties of the components of the pig skin and phosphatidylcholine theoretically and pathologically prove prospective for creation of organic products, including EfialТМ spray, based on peptide complex, subtracted from the pig skin, and substance of phosphatidylcholine from soy beans.
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