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A Look at the Affinity Chromatography Landscape
It is useful for the capture of several virus types including influenza, Japanese encephalitis, measles, and viral antigens from Hepatitis B.
“This sulfated cellulose membrane adsorber exhibits…
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Ensuring Viral Safety of Viral Vaccines and Vectors
Chemical processes are typical, as with poliomyelitis and influenza viruses, and often utilize β-propylactone (BPL) or formalin (formaldehyde). Insect cell-based processes can produce 1010–12 baculovi…
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Microbiological Testing: Time is of the Essence
Vaccines drive test development
The need for a rapid response to a possible influenza pandemic in the first decade of the 2000s spurred the development of RMMs, according to McKee. Alternative stra…
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Vaccine Development Faces Urgency and Challenges
Efforts to establish more reliable and efficient supplies of seasonal influenza vaccine in the United States, moreover, have led to development and FDA approval of the first US adjuvant flu vaccine.
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Pharma Investments Reflect Key Industry Trends
GSK is selling its oncology business to Novartis and buying Novartis’ vaccines business (excluding influenza vaccines), and the two companies are combining their over-the-counter businesses.
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Can Vaccine Development Be Safely Accelerated?
The technology is used for Sanofi’s licensed recombinant influenza vaccine and a SARS vaccine that has been shown in non-clinical studies to be immunogenic and afford partial protection in animal chal…
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Scalable ADCF Virus Production Using HyClone™ VaccineXpress Medium
In this study, HyClone VaccineXpress cell culture medium was used for the propagation of influenza virus and rotavirus in an animal-derived component-free (ADCF) process. Small-scale microcarrier cu…
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The Challenge of Disruptive Technologies in Bioprocessing
“The use of mAbs for Alzheimer’s disease (Biogen), influenza (VIR), or as neutralizing antibodies for HIV (JustBio) are examples where such demand could come up,” Jagschies says.
Other drivers …