1. Animal cells for mass culture
1.1 Cell lines
The first industrial applications of animal cell culture processes date back to the middle of the last century, and involved the production of vaccines. While chicken embryos were still used for some vaccines, alternative cell-based methods quickly became established. Primary cells, derived directly from the digestion of new tissues, retain their differentiation properties close to those of the original organ. However, their cumbersome preparation, limited lifespan, fragility in...
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Bibliography
Websites
LEEM study. Bioproduction in 2008: state of play and recommendations for French attractiveness. http://www.leem.org/dossier/101/etude-bioproduction-en-2008-etat-des-lieux-et-recommandations-pour-l-attractivite-1297.htm
Events (non-exhaustive list)
ESACT Congress, held every two years in Europe http://www.esact.org/meetings_esact.html
Congress of the engineering foundation: cell culture engineering, held every two years, mainly in the U.S.
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Organizations – Federations – Associations (non-exhaustive list)
ESACT Association: European Society of Animal Cell Technology http://www.esact.org/
Association ACTIP: Animal Cell Technology Industrial Platform http://www.actip.org/
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