Technical Name | Virus and Cell Culture Platform for Vaccine Production technology | ||
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Project Operator | National Pingtung University of Science and Technology | ||
Project Host | 柯冠銘 | ||
Summary | “Virus and Cell Culture Platform for Vaccine Production Technology” contains: |
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Scientific Breakthrough | Through gene editing and transfection, these techniques block the host cell's antiviral mechanism, and let the host cells express the specific virial receptor, reduce the immune response and apoptosis after virus infection, and provides rapid propagation of the virus. This technique strengthens the susceptibility of host cells to viruses, increases virus productivity, and produces intact antigens for production of commercial vaccines. These techniques can effectively increase productivity (market technology/high-performance cell production virus system), such as Pseudorabies virus (10^7.5/10^10), Porcine infectious diarrhea virus (10^4.5/10^8.5), Very virulent infectious bursal disease viruses (10^3.5/10^8.5), Newcastle virus (10^7.5/10^9.5), Avian reovirus (10^6.5/10^8.5). |
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Industrial Applicability | The industrial application is as follows: 1. Manufacturing various vaccines. 2. Reducing the cost of vaccine preparation. 3. Virus production with high efficiency: The data shows that it can increase the output by 1000 times than other virus production methods. 4. Industrialization: This technology has been successfully applied to vaccine manufacturing. 5. Low pollution: This process uses culture virus without adding animal serum to diminish possible pollution in the vaccine production. 6. Rapid vaccine production responses to acute animal or human epidemics. 7. Development of antiviral drug screening platform is based on this technique. 8. It adapts animal welfare and humanitarianism and conducive to technology promotion. |
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Keyword | Virus production cell culture vaccine process Newcastle disease live vaccine poultry malnutrition syndrome vaccine chicken kidney infectious bronchitis vaccine swine epidemic diarrhea vaccine pseudorabies virus corona virus influenza virus |