PubMed · 1999 · 67 citations · 29 references
Life SciencesBiotechnologyMicrobiologyMedical BiotechnologyVaccinologyVirologyAnimal Cell CultureCell CultureCell Culture TechnologyMammalian Cell CultureTissue CultureViral VaccinesCell Culture Process DesignCell Culture ProductionCell Culture-based Vaccine ProductionCell-based VaccineProcess Development For VaccinesSafety StudiesScalable Cell Culture SystemsVaccine Production
Influenza vaccine production technology based on large scale cell culture technology has been developed. From the characterization of the continuous cell line MDCK as well as drug safety studies we conclude that this cell line and the cell culture system are suitable for biological production. The Down Stream Process (DSP) of the virus-containing harvest fluids guarantees sufficient inactivation of influenza viruses and adequate removal or inactivation of putative adventitious or endogenous viruses, mycoplasma or bacteria. Our data indicate that the tissue culture-based production technology is feasible.
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