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生物技术前沿文章2（Frontiers in biotechnology, Article 2） The | news | technology | aspect | industry policies and regulations Biological | biological | online magazine Forum blog | pages | Manufacturers Exhibition Center Username password Home front - technology Frontiers - biomedicine Biological medicine plant manufacturing Author: translation / Liao Yajing time: 2006-06-14 16:05:36 source: Biotechnology world browsing review If international standards, technical hurdles, and safety propositions are not to be taken into account, biological drugs might have been simple enough to grow drugs directly on trees. Text /Mariam Andrawiss United Nations Secretary General Coffey Annan called for stronger support for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) during the UN summit on world leaders in September 2005. These goals include the search for ways to cure most of the global socio-economic ills by 2015, as well as the establishment of a common treaty between developing and developed countries. Of the 8 millennium development goals, two were directly related to vaccination and infectious diseases. The third item seeks to provide developing countries with the necessary medicines they can afford, as well as economic cooperation with the private sector in the search for new technologies. Given that millions of people die each year because of the lack of effective medicines and vaccines, they are needlessly killed, suffering from disease or living conditions. In addition to saving lives and enhancing health, essential medicines should also be high-quality medicines that people can and can financially afford. The current study suggests the future of molecular agriculture, and the use of plants to produce drugs may provide an effective avenue for the successful manufacture of a range of proteins used in research and diagnostics. The use of plants to produce pharmaceutical proteins has the following advantages: cost is lower than traditional methods based on microbial fermentation, insect