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Recent Advances of Chemical Definition of Cell Culture Media and Excipients for Virus and Viral Vector Manufacturing
Virus production is a critical step in cell and gene therapies and vaccine manufacture. Due to supply chain constraints, poor reproducibility, and safety concerns attributed to potential adventitious agents present in serum and serum-derived proteins, regulatory agencies have encouraged replacement of these components. Recombinant albumin and transferrin can successfully replace serum-derived proteins these applications. Furthermore, recent successes have demonstrated that recombinant human serum albumin can serve as an effective excipient in final formulations for the stabilization of virus in vaccines.
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