Bioregulators, Properties and Their Applications

Bioregulators are biological agents that are present in all cells and in all organisms and have a regulatory role in intracellular physiological processes and pathways and the neural mechanisms, homeostasis, immune system and endocrine secretions.

With the advances in neuroscience and other technologies, the study of these biological agents has gained particular attention. These agents have various applications in the medical, veterinary and agricultural fields. Therefore, pharmaceutical companies have begun manufacturing based on the biotechnological and chemical methods of these elements.

In addition to the general applications of Bioregulators, the military applications of these agents in the production of a new generation of biological weapons with the aim of temporarily disabling the enemy are of great interest.

Until now several bioregulators as potential factors in the production of biological weapons-debilitating have been introduced. Therefore, our Armed Forces need to become familiar with the application of these factors to maintain and enhance the preparedness and provide the necessary strategies for identifying, neutralizing, and treating those involved with these factors.

It is suggested that bioregulators as important agents in hostage-release processes or factors that advance military objectives, both during military operations and in support of those involved in the battlefield have been mass-produced and placed at the disposal of certain forces.