A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19

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Th e world is facing a pandemic caused by the viral infection of the SARS coronavirus- CoV-2 that triggers the COVID-19 disease. Currently, no specifi c treatment or vaccine is known to counteract the symptoms and conditions caused by the virus, but antiviral, anti-infl ammatory, immunomodulatory, m...

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Autor: Herrera-Perez, Melissa
Formato: artículo
Fecha de Publicación:2020
Institución:Universidad Ricardo Palma
Repositorio:Revista URP - Biotempo
Lenguaje:español
OAI Identifier:oai:oai.revistas.urp.edu.pe:article/3293
Enlace del recurso:http://revistas.urp.edu.pe/index.php/Biotempo/article/view/3293
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Materia:Arenicola marina
hemoglobina extracelular
COVID-19
tratamientos
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
UN ANÉLIDO MARINO COMO ALTERNATIVA DE TRATAMIENTO PARA COVID-19
title A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
spellingShingle A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
Herrera-Perez, Melissa
Arenicola marina
hemoglobina extracelular
COVID-19
tratamientos
title_short A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
title_full A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
title_fullStr A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
title_full_unstemmed A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
title_sort A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Herrera-Perez, Melissa
author Herrera-Perez, Melissa
author_facet Herrera-Perez, Melissa
author_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Arenicola marina
hemoglobina extracelular
COVID-19
tratamientos
topic Arenicola marina
hemoglobina extracelular
COVID-19
tratamientos
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Th e world is facing a pandemic caused by the viral infection of the SARS coronavirus- CoV-2 that triggers the COVID-19 disease. Currently, no specifi c treatment or vaccine is known to counteract the symptoms and conditions caused by the virus, but antiviral, anti-infl ammatory, immunomodulatory, mechanical support treatment, hematic, and others are being administered based on multi-organ dysfunction. When facing a new virus, the treatments used have been combined, which have generated secondary clinical eff ects in the patient. Th is study will focus on the hematic mechanical support treatment, where the patient is in a state of oxygen defi ciency. During this phase of development of the disease that the extracellular hemoglobin extracted from Arenicola marina (Linnaeus, 1758) can be an alternative treatment through a blood transplant, as it can transport up to 40 times more oxygen when compared to hemoglobin in human. According to studies, extracellular hemoglobin has a natural antioxidant that does not induce mutagenic responses, immunogenic or allergenic, granting high affi nity and cooperativity in bonding with oxygen, high structural stability, and high resistance to oxidation of the heme group, unlike human hemoglobin. Th e result of these promising investigations of scientifi ctechnological development allowed to name this new molecule, as HM-101, which has been purifi ed and used for the production of HEMOXYCarrier (HC, Hemarina SA, France), oxygen carrier for therapeutic purposes. Th is document was prepared through a bibliographic search in PubMed and Google Scholar using the following words: coronavirus, COVID-19, or SARS-CoV-2, A. marina and treatment, treatment or therapy. Th erefore, it is intended to inform about the technological scientifi c knowledge of extracellular hemoglobin extracted from A. marina as an alternative treatment for COVID-19, with promising clinical trials as a possible substitute for human hemoglobin. Likewise, the potential of scientifi c-technological research in diff erent study areas with "polychaete" annelids, based on basic research in Peru.
El mundo se está enfrentando a una pandemia causada por la infección viral del coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 que desencadena la enfermedad COVID-19. Actualmente, no se conoce ningún tratamiento específico ni vacuna para contrarrestar los síntomas y afecciones causadas por el virus, pero se están administrando tratamientos antivirales, tratamientos antiinflamatorios, tratamiento inmunomodulador, tratamiento de soporte mecánico, hemático y otros en función del fracaso orgánico. Al enfrentarnos a un nuevo virus los tratamientos empleados han sido combinados, los cuales han generado efectos clínicos secundarios en el paciente. El presente documento se centrará en el tratamiento de soporte mecánico, hemático, donde el paciente se encuentra en estado de deficiencia de oxígeno. Durante esta fase de desarrollo de la enfermedad es donde la hemoglobina extracelular de Arenicola marina (Linnaeus, 1758) puede ser una alternativa tratamiento a través de un trasplante sanguínea al transportar 40 veces más oxígeno que la hemoglobina humana, siendo sus estudios promisorios al poseer un antioxidante natural no induciendo respuestas mutagénicas, inmunogénicas o alergénicas otorgando alta afinidad y cooperatividad en la unión con el oxígeno, alta estabilidad estructural y alta resistencia a la oxidación del  grupo hemo  a diferencia de la hemoglobina humana, conocimiento producto del desarrollo científico tecnológico de la hemoglobina extracelular de A. marina, denominada HM-101 que ha sido purificada y utilizada para la producción de HEMOXYCarrier (HC, Hemarina S.A., Francia), transportador de oxígeno para fines terapéuticos. Para la elaboración de este documento se ha realizado una búsqueda bibliográfica en PubMed y Google Scholar con las palabras coronavirus, COVID-19, o SARS-CoV-2, A. marina y tratamiento, treatment o therapy. Por ello, el presente trabajo informa sobre el conocimiento hemoglobina extracelular de A. marina como potencial aplicación de tratamiento alternativo para el COVID-19, siendo sus ensayos clínicos promisorios como posible sustituyente de la sangre humana y posible tratamiento contra el COVID-19, así como el potencial de desarrollo de investigación científica en diferentes áreas de estudio con anélidos poliquetos, iniciando desde la investigación básica en el Perú.
description Th e world is facing a pandemic caused by the viral infection of the SARS coronavirus- CoV-2 that triggers the COVID-19 disease. Currently, no specifi c treatment or vaccine is known to counteract the symptoms and conditions caused by the virus, but antiviral, anti-infl ammatory, immunomodulatory, mechanical support treatment, hematic, and others are being administered based on multi-organ dysfunction. When facing a new virus, the treatments used have been combined, which have generated secondary clinical eff ects in the patient. Th is study will focus on the hematic mechanical support treatment, where the patient is in a state of oxygen defi ciency. During this phase of development of the disease that the extracellular hemoglobin extracted from Arenicola marina (Linnaeus, 1758) can be an alternative treatment through a blood transplant, as it can transport up to 40 times more oxygen when compared to hemoglobin in human. According to studies, extracellular hemoglobin has a natural antioxidant that does not induce mutagenic responses, immunogenic or allergenic, granting high affi nity and cooperativity in bonding with oxygen, high structural stability, and high resistance to oxidation of the heme group, unlike human hemoglobin. Th e result of these promising investigations of scientifi ctechnological development allowed to name this new molecule, as HM-101, which has been purifi ed and used for the production of HEMOXYCarrier (HC, Hemarina SA, France), oxygen carrier for therapeutic purposes. Th is document was prepared through a bibliographic search in PubMed and Google Scholar using the following words: coronavirus, COVID-19, or SARS-CoV-2, A. marina and treatment, treatment or therapy. Th erefore, it is intended to inform about the technological scientifi c knowledge of extracellular hemoglobin extracted from A. marina as an alternative treatment for COVID-19, with promising clinical trials as a possible substitute for human hemoglobin. Likewise, the potential of scientifi c-technological research in diff erent study areas with "polychaete" annelids, based on basic research in Peru.
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spelling A MARINE ANNELID AS A TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR COVID-19UN ANÉLIDO MARINO COMO ALTERNATIVA DE TRATAMIENTO PARA COVID-19Herrera-Perez, MelissaArenicola marinahemoglobina extracelularCOVID-19tratamientosTh e world is facing a pandemic caused by the viral infection of the SARS coronavirus- CoV-2 that triggers the COVID-19 disease. Currently, no specifi c treatment or vaccine is known to counteract the symptoms and conditions caused by the virus, but antiviral, anti-infl ammatory, immunomodulatory, mechanical support treatment, hematic, and others are being administered based on multi-organ dysfunction. When facing a new virus, the treatments used have been combined, which have generated secondary clinical eff ects in the patient. Th is study will focus on the hematic mechanical support treatment, where the patient is in a state of oxygen defi ciency. During this phase of development of the disease that the extracellular hemoglobin extracted from Arenicola marina (Linnaeus, 1758) can be an alternative treatment through a blood transplant, as it can transport up to 40 times more oxygen when compared to hemoglobin in human. According to studies, extracellular hemoglobin has a natural antioxidant that does not induce mutagenic responses, immunogenic or allergenic, granting high affi nity and cooperativity in bonding with oxygen, high structural stability, and high resistance to oxidation of the heme group, unlike human hemoglobin. Th e result of these promising investigations of scientifi ctechnological development allowed to name this new molecule, as HM-101, which has been purifi ed and used for the production of HEMOXYCarrier (HC, Hemarina SA, France), oxygen carrier for therapeutic purposes. Th is document was prepared through a bibliographic search in PubMed and Google Scholar using the following words: coronavirus, COVID-19, or SARS-CoV-2, A. marina and treatment, treatment or therapy. Th erefore, it is intended to inform about the technological scientifi c knowledge of extracellular hemoglobin extracted from A. marina as an alternative treatment for COVID-19, with promising clinical trials as a possible substitute for human hemoglobin. Likewise, the potential of scientifi c-technological research in diff erent study areas with "polychaete" annelids, based on basic research in Peru.El mundo se está enfrentando a una pandemia causada por la infección viral del coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 que desencadena la enfermedad COVID-19. Actualmente, no se conoce ningún tratamiento específico ni vacuna para contrarrestar los síntomas y afecciones causadas por el virus, pero se están administrando tratamientos antivirales, tratamientos antiinflamatorios, tratamiento inmunomodulador, tratamiento de soporte mecánico, hemático y otros en función del fracaso orgánico. Al enfrentarnos a un nuevo virus los tratamientos empleados han sido combinados, los cuales han generado efectos clínicos secundarios en el paciente. El presente documento se centrará en el tratamiento de soporte mecánico, hemático, donde el paciente se encuentra en estado de deficiencia de oxígeno. Durante esta fase de desarrollo de la enfermedad es donde la hemoglobina extracelular de Arenicola marina (Linnaeus, 1758) puede ser una alternativa tratamiento a través de un trasplante sanguínea al transportar 40 veces más oxígeno que la hemoglobina humana, siendo sus estudios promisorios al poseer un antioxidante natural no induciendo respuestas mutagénicas, inmunogénicas o alergénicas otorgando alta afinidad y cooperatividad en la unión con el oxígeno, alta estabilidad estructural y alta resistencia a la oxidación del  grupo hemo  a diferencia de la hemoglobina humana, conocimiento producto del desarrollo científico tecnológico de la hemoglobina extracelular de A. marina, denominada HM-101 que ha sido purificada y utilizada para la producción de HEMOXYCarrier (HC, Hemarina S.A., Francia), transportador de oxígeno para fines terapéuticos. Para la elaboración de este documento se ha realizado una búsqueda bibliográfica en PubMed y Google Scholar con las palabras coronavirus, COVID-19, o SARS-CoV-2, A. marina y tratamiento, treatment o therapy. Por ello, el presente trabajo informa sobre el conocimiento hemoglobina extracelular de A. marina como potencial aplicación de tratamiento alternativo para el COVID-19, siendo sus ensayos clínicos promisorios como posible sustituyente de la sangre humana y posible tratamiento contra el COVID-19, así como el potencial de desarrollo de investigación científica en diferentes áreas de estudio con anélidos poliquetos, iniciando desde la investigación básica en el Perú.Facultad de Ciencias Biológicas, Universidad Ricardo Palma2020-09-22info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttp://revistas.urp.edu.pe/index.php/Biotempo/article/view/329310.31381/biotempo.v17i2.3293Biotempo; Vol. 17 Núm. 2 (2020): Biotempo; 335-3432519-56971992-2159reponame:Revista URP - Biotempoinstname:Universidad Ricardo Palmainstacron:URPspahttp://revistas.urp.edu.pe/index.php/Biotempo/article/view/3293/4037Derechos de autor 2020 Biotempoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2021-06-04T16:20:16Zmail@mail.com -
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