Hepatitis A Vaccines

Cell culture for the purposes of viral vaccine cultivation is reviewed from the perspective of the industrial practitioner. This article covers the mechanics of virus production, followed by a discussion of the steps in virus replication, process affectors of virus cultivation. It concludes with a series of examples of virus vaccine processes, emphasizing the principles discussed in the previous sections as they translate to industrial practice.

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Viral Hepatitis

Bendinelli,

Pistello,

Freer

et al. 2006

Manual of Molecular and Clinical Lab Immunology

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Hepatitis A Vaccines

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Viral Vaccine Production in Cell Culture

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