Virus preparation or vaccine production method by culturing cells with polyester fiber carrier
A technology for culturing cells and polyesters, used in biochemical equipment and methods, animal cells, antiviral agents, etc., can solve problems affecting process design, improvement and optimization, large-scale production costs, and unsuitable for industrial production. , to achieve high nutrient availability and oxygen transfer rate, low price, and the effect of increasing the scope of use
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[0030] In this embodiment example, the method of continuous perfusion fixed bed culture is adopted to culture and expand VERO cells in a bioreactor, and then inoculate and prepare rabies virus to produce rabies virus vaccine. The non-woven fabric is made into a circular small piece with a diameter of 6mm, which is used as a cell growth carrier.
[0031] 1. The non-woven polyester fiber (Non Woven Polyester Fabric) produced by Reemay Company (Old Hickory, TN, USA) of BBA Fiberweb (Old Hickory, TN, USA), style no.2214 is used as the non-woven fiber material, which is surface treated and cut into Round flakes with a diameter of 6 mm.
[0032] 2. Resuscitate 1 VERO cell from the seed cell bank (a broad-spectrum host cell cultured from African green monkey kidney cells, purchased from the China Institute of Pharmaceutical and Biological Products), passage for 48 hours, and amplify with a square bottle.
[0033]3. The choice of cell bioreactor is Celligen Plus, a 5L bioreactor purc...
specific Embodiment 2
[0040] In this embodiment, the method of suspension culture is adopted, and cells are cultivated in a bioreactor to prepare viruses or produce vaccines. The non-woven fabric is made into long strips as a cell growth carrier.
[0041] 1. The non-woven fabric material is polyester fiber non-woven fabric produced by a domestic company, and the material is properly cut to form irregularly shaped shredded fiber sheets, which are used as carriers for cell culture.
[0042] 2. The bioreactor is the Dutch Applicon autoclavable bioreactor 15L reactor with a working volume of 11L. Rinse the strip-shaped non-woven fiber cell carrier with PBS, expand overnight, add to the bioreactor after rinsing several times, and sterilize under high pressure. Add sterile cell growth solution to soak the carrier.
[0043] 3. Resuscitate 1 VERO cell from the seed cell bank (a broad-spectrum host cell that can be subcultured from African green monkey kidney cells, purchased from the National Institute o...
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[0047] In this embodiment, the method of suspension culture was adopted, and the ovary cell line SFE-HA of the cotton bollworm was cultivated in a bioreactor to prepare the single-particle embedded nuclear polyhedronosis (HaSNPV) virus of the cotton bollworm to produce viral pesticides. The non-woven fabric is made into irregular chopped fibers as a cell growth carrier.
[0048] 1) The woven fabric material is made of domestic polyester fiber non-woven fabric, and the material is properly cut into irregularly shaped fiber fragments, which are used as carriers for cell culture.
[0049] 2) In a 15L bioreactor, wash the strip-shaped non-woven fiber cell carrier with PBS, expand overnight, rinse several times, add to the bioreactor, and sterilize under high pressure. Add sterile cell growth solution to soak the carrier.
[0050] 3) Amplify the amplified cotton bollworm ovary cells in the square bottle with 2-4×10 5 The density of / ml was inoculated into the bioreactor tank equi...
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