The influence of physical factors on recombinant human serum albumin

Title : The influence of physical factors on recombinant human serum albumin

Abstract:

We haven’t heard back from you since our last conversation. Human serum albumin, a key blood plasma protein, plays an important role in vaccine production. It is not only a stabilizer, but also a basic ingredient of some preparations, which emphasizes its fundamental importance in medical biotechnology. Studying the effects of physical factors on recombinant human serum albumin is crucial for improving vaccine stabilization and production. During the presentation, I will discuss the fluorescence spectroscopy method as an effective tool for understanding the structure and behavior of albumin. Additionally, I will emphasize the importance of measuring viscosity and electrical parameters to fully understand its physical properties. This research has the potential to improve production processes and stabilize vaccines, which is an important step in the development of new protein-based therapies.

Biography:

Patrycja Dolibog is a biophysicist whose research focuses on the use of modern physiotherapeutic methods and supporting the healing of soft tissues. Currently, Patrycja Dolibog serves as a research and teaching assistant professor and head of the Department and Department of Medical Biophysics at the Faculty of Medical Sciences in Katowice of the Medical University of Silesia. Patrycja Dolibog is the author and co-author of many scientific publications, including articles in renowned medical journals, which contributed to expanding knowledge about the impact of physical factors on the human body. Patrycja Dolibog research mainly focuses on examining the possibilities of therapeutic use of physical therapies in the wound healing process. Additionally, Patrycja Dolibog is a member of the Polish Society for Wound Treatment and the Polish Society of Medical Physics. She completed a training internship at IDT Biologika Corporation (Rockville, USA).