This invention discloses a method for efficiently isolating
human parainfluenza virus based on suspended MDCK cells. By using the fully suspended passaged
MDCK cell line for
human parainfluenza virus isolation and culture and optimizing the
inoculation process, single-generation
virus amplification can be completed within 3 days, significantly shortening the cycle, improving
virus isolation efficiency and success rate compared to traditional
adherent culture methods, and enhancing experimental reproducibility. This method not only demonstrates good isolation and culture capabilities for the major subtypes of
human parainfluenza virus, but also shows good adaptability to clinical samples from different sources and with different initial loads. In addition, this culture
system has
linear scale-up potential, is not limited by the surface area of
adherent culture, and can meet the large-scale
virus seed preparation needs from clinical testing to vaccine
mass production, providing key
technical support for the integrated process from human
parainfluenza virus isolation to
vaccine production.