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Estimated at US $ 808 Billion Registering annual growth of 3.5% Top 10 Pharmaceutical Companies account for around 42% of global sales Focuses on three main areas therapeutics, diagnostics and vaccines Therapeutics account for largest share which include: -- Oncology -- Central Nervous System -- Infectious Diseases -- Lifestyle Diseases -- Cardiovascular -- Inflammation and immunology
Pharma sector is characterized -- high knowledge -- capital intensive -- long cycle time -- uncertainty of R & D Activities Undergoing several structural changes Greater focus on developing countries
Estimated at US $ 21 2 Billion (Accounts for 2 % of global market by value) 21.2 Fourteenth largest producer of pharma products by value and third by volume Contributes 10% of global production volume Among worlds top 5 producers of APIs Largely self-sufficient, especially in formulations Relies on US, Germany, UK and France on certain APIs/Intermediates Therapeutics account for largest share which include: -- Oncology -- Central Nervous System -- Infectious Diseases -- Lifestyle Diseases -- Cardiovascular -- Inflammation and immunology
Comprises large medium and small units Worlds most price competitive large, World s Andhra Pradesh is one of the major hubs of pharma mfg in India Large number of US-FDA certified plants (highest outside US)
Green Chemistry
Also called sustainable chemistry Philosophy of Chemical Research and Engineering
-- that leads to design of products and processes that minimize use of raw materials (input) and generation of hazardous substances
Green Chemistry
Attempts are being made to quantify greenness of chemical processes Efforts are also made to factor other variables, viz.,
-- Chemical Yield -- P i of Reaction C Price f R ti Components t -- Safety in Handling Chemicals -- Hardware Demands -- Energy p gy profile -- Ease of Product Work-up and Purification -- Consumption of natural resources and generation of wastes -- Utilization of by products
Green Chemistry
Seen as powerful tool that researchers must use to evaluate environmental impact of nanotechnology
Green Chemistry y
--Seeks to reduce and prevent pollution at its source -- Applies to all branches of chemistry and engineering
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Super critical water oxidation
-- Supercritical water oxidation or SCWO is a process that occurs in water at temperatures and pressures above a mixture's thermodynamic critical point. -- Under these conditions water becomes a fluid with unique properties that can be used to advantage in the destruction of hazardous wastes
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Prevent Generation of Waste than to treat/clean up of waster after it is formed Synthesis be designed to maximize incorporation of all materials used in process into final product Wherever practicable, synthetic methodologies should be designed to use and generate substances that possess little or not toxicity to human health and environment Chemical products be designed to preserve efficacy of function while g y reducing toxicity
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7. A raw material or feedstock should be renewable rather than depleting wherever technically and economically practicable 8. Reduce derivativesUnnecessary derivatization (blocking group, protection/ deprotecion, temporary modification) should be avoided whenever possible
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Se e a Other at o s are st tut o a Several Ot e Nations a e institutionalizing s g similar a a ds a awards and introducing regulations
Encompasses several stages; -- Pre-disvoery -- Discovery -- Pre-clinical Studies -- Clinical Trials (Phases I III) (Process takes 6-7 years; one of the most costly elements of drug y process) ) discovery p -- FDS Review -- Manufacturing -- Post Approval Research One FDA-Approved Drug out of 5,000 10,000 potential candidate molecules (NCEs) at Pre-discovery/discovery stage India significantly lags behind US and Western Europe in terms of R&D expenditure
Majority f M j it of process improvements focus on process chemistry rather than i t f h i t th th chemical engineering principle
CertainProcessImprovementsmadebyIndianCompanies
Companywasisolatingall Company was isolating all intermediates Towerelachrymatoryandhazardous Modifiedprocessaddressedabove Modified process addressed above issuesandledtohigheryields Madeprocessoperatorfriendlyand reducedcycletime Productivityincreasedfrom3.6 MT/monthto14MT/month
Processmodificationin Lumefantrine
CertainProcessImprovementsmadebyIndianCompanies
CertainProcessImprovementsmadebyIndianCompanies
Processmodificationin Metoprolol
CertainProcessImprovementsmadebyIndianCompanies
Followgreenmanufacturing Follow green manufacturing practicestoalargeextent Owingtostrictenvironmentalnorms Owingtoincreasingawareness g g amongstlocalpopulation Achievingbetterenvironmental compliance Reductioncostofwastedisposal Reduction cost of waste disposal Measuresinclude optimizinguseofsolvent improving solvent profile improvingsolventprofile usingalternaterawmaterials changingprocessestoreduce waste
CertainrecognizedGreenChemistryInitiatives
Polystyreneusedinpackingandfood Polystyrene used in packing and food transportation HugemanufacturinginUSalone CFCandotherozonedepleting CFC and other ozone depleting substancesusedinpolystyrenemfg. Alternativesincludeflammable, explosiveandtoxichydrocarbons DowChemicaldiscovered supercriticalCO2worksequallyas wellasblowingagent CO2usedinprocessisreusedinother CO2 di i di h industries NetCO2releasedfromprocessis zero zero
DowChemicalin1996
100%CO2blowingagentfor PolystyreneFoamProduction
CertainrecognizedGreenChemistryInitiatives
Lactideenantiomerisolatedfrom Lactide enantiomer isolated from polylacticacid(PLA)usedintextiles, apparel,cutleryandfoodpackaging industries
NatureWorksin2002
GreenerReactionConditionsfor improvedpolylacticacid polymerizationprocess
ThisimprovedPLAprocessdoesnt requireuseofhazardousorganic solventstypicalinotherPLA l t t i l i th PLA processes Resultsinhighqualitypolymerthatis Results in high quality polymer that is recyclableandcompostable
CertainrecognizedGreenChemistryInitiatives
Developedaclean,enzymaticprocess Developed a clean enzymatic process forinteresterificationofoilsandfats Processeliminatedtransfatsto benefithumanhealth Reduceduseoftoxicchemicalsand water Preventedvastamountsof byproducts Reducedtheamountoffatsandoils wasted
ArcherDanielsMidland(ADM) andNovozymes2005
GreenerSyntheticPathwaysfor enzymeinteresterificationprocess
CertainrecognizedGreenChemistryInitiatives
UsedCuCrcatalystimprovedprocess Used CuCr catalyst improved process conditions Propyleneglycolproducedinthisway Propylene glycol produced in this way ischeaptoreplacemoretoxic ethyleneglycolthatisprimary ingredientinautomobileantifreeze
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Indian Pharma Industry embracing Green Concepts; in its infant stage t Still lacks academic focus on green manufacturing methods Green Concepts are limited mostly to environmental compliance Some of approaches embraced in environmental management can not be truly termed as green. green .
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There have been green chemistry advocates who see it as an innovative way of thinking On th th h d there are Ch i t who argue th t G O the other hand, th Chemists h that Green Chemistry is no more than a public relations label A lot of Chemists use the term Green Chemistry independently Green Chemistry from Green Chemistry paradigm as proposed by Anastas and Warner THIS EXPLAINS THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE SCIENTIFIC STATUS OF GREEN CHEMISTRY