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Elizabeth R. Delos Santos

Elizabeth R. Delos Santos. IV-BSCT Department of Physical Sciences Philippine Normal University. What is a Bioassay?. Bioassay. Bioassay is an assay designed to analyse any compound by use of a suitable biological system like animals, tissues, microbes etc. Bioassay.

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Elizabeth R. Delos Santos

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  1. Elizabeth R. Delos Santos IV-BSCT Department of Physical Sciences Philippine Normal University

  2. What is a Bioassay?

  3. Bioassay • Bioassay is an assay designed to analyse any compound by use of a suitable biological system like animals, tissues, microbes etc.

  4. Bioassay • It is defined as estimation or determination of concentration or potency of a physical, chemical or biological substance (agent) by means of measuring and comparing the magnitude of the response of the test with that of standard over a suitable biological system under standard set of conditions.

  5. Principles in Bioassay

  6. Principles of Bioassay • The bioassay compares the test sample with a same Internationally applicable standard substance. It determines the quantity of test sample required to produce an equivalent biological response to that of standard substance.

  7. Principles of Bioassay • Standard samples are accepted by expert committee at international level and they represent fixed units of activity.

  8. Why you need Bioassay?

  9. The Importance of Bioassay • 1. They not only help to determine the concentration but also the potency of the sample. • 2.It is especially used to standardize drugs, vaccines, toxins or poisons, disinfectants, antiseptics.

  10. The Importance of Bioassay • 3. These also help determine the specificity of a compoundto be used. • 4. Certain complex compounds like Vitamin B-12which can't be analysed by simple assay techniques can be effectively estimatedby Bioassays.

  11. Types of Bioassay Graded Response Assay End point or Quantal Assay

  12. Graded Response Assay • In these assays, as the dose increases there is an equivalent rise in response. The potency is estimated by comparing the Test sample responses with the standard response curve.

  13. Graded Response Assay • In the graded dose response relationship, relates the size of the response to the drug in a single biologic unit as the dose administered increased the pharmacological response also increases and eventually reaches a steady level called the ceiling effect there will be on further increase in response even with an increase in dose.

  14. End Point or Quantal Assay • As the name indicates, the threshold dose of the sample required to elicit a complete or a particular pharmacological effect is determined and compared with standard.

  15. Bioassay Techniques 1. Matching point method 2. Interpolation Method 3. Three point (2+1) assay 4. Four- point (2+2) assay

  16. Matching Point Method • A constant dose of the standard is bracketed by varying dose of sample until an exact matching between the standard dose responses and the particular dose response of the sample is achieved.

  17. Interpolation Method • A log dose-response curve is plotted with the standard. The concentration of the test is then read from the graph.

  18. Three point and Four point Assay • This method incorporates the principle of interpolation and bracketing. 2+1 indicates- Tow response of Standard and one response of Test respectively. This procedure of 2+1 or 2+2 is repeated 3 times or 4 times based on the method with crossing over of all the samples.

  19. Bioassay Systems and Techniques The bioassay systems vary based on the biological system used like animals, plant bioassay, microbiological or cell based assay.

  20. In Vivo Technique • These techniques employ a living animal recommended for the purpose of assay. The techniques aims to study the biological effect or response of the compound under screening in a living system directly. • Ex: By use of rodents, rabbits etc.

  21. In Vitro Technique • These techniques employ a cell culture of recommended biological system to study the effect of compound under standard condition not similar to that of living environment. Here the cell culture survives by utilization of the nutrition in the media. • Ex: use of stem cells, cell culture, microbes (bacteria) etc

  22. Ex Vivo Technique • These techniques employ a tissue or cells of recommended living system to study the effect of compound under test in suitable conditions within the stipulated time of organ survival outside the body. • Ex: Use of any isolated organ from animals in a glass ware to study the effect of compound within the period of its survival outside the living body with provision of only oxygen, glucose and isotonic salts to maintain cell & Cell organelles integrity.

  23. Thank you for Listening!!! I hope you learned from my report Thank God it’s Friday!!! Elyza- - - - - - simple show of love

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