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What is Biotechnology?
Biotechnology is essentially the use of living organisms (often minute micro-organisms) and their products for health, social or economic purposes. It is considered to be the growth technology of the 21st century. The global perception of life, economic possibilities, environmental impacts and social concerns have been changing through the development of biotechnology
What is Biosafety?
Biosafety : the development and implementation of administrative work practices, facility design and safety equipment to prevent the transmission of biologic agents to workers, other persons or the environment. Biosafety : one term to describe the policies and procedures adopted to ensure the environmentally safe application of modern biotechnology Biosafety : Policies and procedures adapted to ensure the environmentally safe application of biotechnology
What is Biosecurity?
Security measures to protect the release of high consequence microbial agents, biological pathogens, toxins, critical information, pests or diseases as a result of Biotechnology.
Genetic Engineering
Has the potential to improve human health, nutrition through the agriculture and comfort but. It carries social, ethical and environmental risks, many of which may be presently unforeseen How can we manage such a huge and complex issue?
Toxins
GMO
Genetically Modified Organism An organism whose genetic characteristics have been altered by the insertion of a modified gene or a gene from another organism using the techniques of genetic engineering
UN-Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) meeting in 1991 attended by developed and developing countries Development of CODE of conduct on the safe handling, use and release of GMO into the environment Development of Biosafety Guidelines
Requests
To conduct T-DNA research including in developing countries Guidance for both investigators and regulators in evaluating risks associated with biotechnology Establishment of National Biosafety System to provide appropriate regulatory mechanism related to biotechnology
Mechanism to gather information on local agronomic and environmental condition System to monitor the developments in biotechnology that could affect the health of workers and safety Confidence in decision making expertise System for the provision of information to and education of the public
Alat-alat tertentu menghasilkan gelombang atau cahaya yang bersifat merusaka misalnya : - UV transiluminator atau lampu UV tabung menghasilkan sinar yang dapat menyebabkan kerusakan kulit, kebutaan mata, kemandulan organ reproduksi - di ruang isotop terdapat alat dan bahan untuk radiasi sinar gelombang pendek lainnya, bahan yang bersifat radioaktif dsb yang dapat menyebab kerusakan jaringan dan organ tubuh Penggunaan alat dan bahan tersebut harus ditempatkan di lokasi khusus sehingga aman dari kecelakaan kerja
Kemanan lingkungan
Pembuangan bahan-bahan sisa penelitian bioteknologi seperti gel-gel yang mengandung ethidium bromida, bahan radioaktif atau mutagen lainnya harus secara bijaksana karena apabila bahan tersebut masih aktif dan mencemari lingkungan (misalnya tanah dan air) kemungkinan dapat menyebabkan mutasi pada mikrobiota tanah/air. Mutasi tersebut dapat menimbulkan dampak yang membahayakan kesehatan tanaman, hewan maupun manusia Penangannya untuk bahan-bahan tersebut dimungkinkan untuk bekerja sama dengan dinas terkait. Penangan bahan radioaktif harus dengan instalasi khusus atau bekerjasama dengan lembaga khusus (misalnya Batan)
"Terminator" Genes
To make them produce sterile seeds (and thus force the farmer to buy fresh seeds for the following season rather than saving seeds from the current crop). The process involves introducing three transgenes into the plant: A gene encoding a toxin which is lethal to developing seeds but not to mature seeds or the plant. This gene is normally inactive because of a stretch of DNA inserted between it and its promoter A gene encoding a recombinase an enzyme that can remove the spacer in the toxin gene thus allowing to be expressed. A repressor gene whose protein product binds to the promoter of the recombinase thus keeping it inactive.
The use of terminator genes has created much controversy: Farmers especially those in developing countries want to be able to save some seed from their crop to plant the next season. Seed companies want to be able to keep selling seed.
Protokol Cartagena
Adalah kesepakatan antara berbagai pihak yang mengatur tatacara gerakan lintas batas negara secara sengaja (termasuk penangananan dan pemanfaatan) suatu organisme hidup yang dihasilkan oleh bioteknologi modern (OHMG) dari suatu ke negara lain oleh seseorang atu badan Bertujuan untuk menjamin tingkat proteksi yang memadai dalam hal persinggahan (transit), penanganan, dan pemanfaatan yang aman dari pergerakan lintas batas OHMG. Tingkat proteksi dilakukan untuk menghindari pengaruh merugikan terhadap kelestarian dan pemanfaatan berkelanjutan keanekaragaman hayati, serta resiko terhadap kesehatan manusia.
BKKHI
Balai Kliring Keamanan Hayati Indonesia (Biosafety Clearing House of Indonesia) Pelaksanaan mandat Protokol Cartagena tentang Keamanan Hayati Peraturan Presiden Nomor 39 Tahun 2010 tentang Komisi Keamanan Hayati Produk Rekayasa Genetik PP No. 21 tahun 2005 Tentang Keamanan Hayati Produk Rekayasa Genetik UU No. 21 tahun 2004 Tentang Ratifikasi Protokol Cartagena Keputusan Bersama Empat Menteri Tentang Keamanan Hayati dan Keamanan Pangan Produk Pertanian Hasil Rekayasa Genetik (1999)
Pedoman Pelaksanaan Pengujian Keamanan Hayati Produk Bioteknologi Pertanian Hasil Rekayasa Genetik Seri Hewan Seri Ikan Seri Jasad Renik Seri Tanaman
Intellectual property rights are a complex, multifaceted area and one in which corporate strategies are very poorly understood. Fundamentally, IPRs are essential for the incentive to create easily copied products
Intellectual Property Rights Proliferation: The Downside Biotechnology patents are the strongest incentive to research when there are no prior intellectual property claims on the research results. Second round:
Reduced free ride on prior research Proliferation of competing claims: Tragedy of Anticommons
Holdup Examples
University of California: long shelf-life tomato Michigan State University: transgenic turfgrass CLIMA (Australia): herbicide tolerant lupin University of California: herbicide tolerant barley UGM .???
Holdup problem