
Developments in Biologicals / Vaccine Cell Substrates 2004
International Conference, Rockville, Md., June-July 2004: Proceedings
Karger, S (Publisher)
1st Edition
Published on 25. January 2006
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Paperback/Softback
366 pages
978-3-8055-7999-5 (ISBN)
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This publication comprises the proceedings of the Vaccine Cell Substrates 2004 conference. The purpose of this conference was to review current data and progress in the field of cell substrates, discuss the continued use of existing tests and the appropriateness of new ones at this time, and develop consensus recommendations on how to address these issues, by either recommending implementation or identifying research gaps that preclude decision-making. Scientific topics covered oncogenicity of cellular components, both latent viruses and cellular DNA, viral adventitious agent test methods, level of assurance provided by the current tests, bovine (and porcine) viruses in (primarily) bovine-derived raw materials, and bovine spongiform encephalopathy agents as potential contaminants of cell substrates. Also presented were tests that ensure the safety and quality of novel vaccine cell substrates for investigational vaccine production.
Academia, regulators, the vaccine industry and the testing industry developing, regulating or testing viral vaccines will greatly benefit from the wealth of new findings.
Academia, regulators, the vaccine industry and the testing industry developing, regulating or testing viral vaccines will greatly benefit from the wealth of new findings.
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English
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Switzerland
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Professional and scholarly
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in Color: Tables:51
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710 gr
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978-3-8055-7999-5 (9783805579995)
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Introduction; Introduction to Vaccine Cell Substrates 2004: Sheets, R.L.; Potential Oncogenicity of Cellular DNA; Cell Substrates: Where do we Stand after 50 Years of Discussion?: Petricciani, J.; The Uptake and Fate of Exogenous Cellular DNA in Mammalian Cells: Strain, A.J.; Lessons Learned from Gene Therapy Concerning and the Use of Integrating Vectors and the Possible Risk of Insertional Oncogenesis: Cichutek, K.; Adaptation of the WHO Guideline for Residual DNA in Parenteral Vaccines Produced on Continuous Cell Lines to a Limit for Oral Vaccines: Lebron, J.A.; Troilo, P.J.; Pacchione, S. et al.; Biological Activity of Residual Cell-Substrate DNA: Peden, K.; Sheng, L.; Pal, A.; Lewis, A.; Potential Oncogenicity of Viruses Latent in Cells; Molecular Methods for Virus Discovery: Jarrett, R.F.; Johnson, D.; Wilson, K.; Gallagher, A.; Significance of Retrovirus Contaminants of Cell Substrates (Abstract): Coffin, J.M.; Practical Assay Issues with the PERT/PBRT Assay: A Highly Sensitive Reverse Transcriptase Assay: Chang, A.; Dusing, S.; Antibodies to SV40 in Sera from Humans and Macaques: Minor, P.; Pipkin, P.A.; Polio Vaccines, SV40 and Human Tumours, an Update on False Positive and False Negative Results: Elmishad, A.G.; Bocchetta, M.; Pass, H.I.; Carbone, M.; Routine Adventitious Agent Tests - Can in Vivo Methods be Replaced?; Adventitious Agent Test Methods: Sheets, R.L.; Scope and Practicality of in vivo Testing for Adventitious Agents: Whiteman, M.D.; Detection of Adventitious Viruses in Biologicals - A Rare Occurrence: Nims, R.W.; Approaches to the Release of a Master Cell Bank of PER.C6 Cells; A Novel Cell Substrate for the Manufacture of Human Vaccines: Lewis, J.A.; Brown, E.L.; Duncan, P.A.; Newer Molecular Approaches to Detect Known Viruses and Previously Unrecognized Viruses in Cell Substrates: Wright, P.F.; A Cell-Based Assay for Mouse Prions (Abstract): Weissmann, Ch.; Level of Assurance Provided by Guidelines, Especially ICH Q5A and Q5D; Basis for Sample Size in International Conference on Harmonization Guidances: Lubiniecki, A.; The Impact of Technology on Assurance (Abstract): Moore, W.A.; Statistical Bases for Defining Level of Assurance: Schofield, T.; Experience with Novel Cell Lines; Comprehensive Characterization of the 293-ORF6 Cell Line: Butman, B.T.; Lizonova, A. et al.; Insect Cells as a New Substrate for Vaccine Production: Dalemans, W.; Safety Assessment of Madin Darby Canine Kidney Cells as Vaccine Substrate: Medema, J.K. et al.; Tumorigenicity Assessments of PER.C6[registered] Cells and of an Ad5-Vectored HIV-1 Vaccine Produced on this Continuous Cell Line: Ledwith, B.J.; Lanning, C.L.; Gumprecht, L.A. et al; Bovine (and Porcine) Viruses; Bovine Serum - Regulatory Issues: Robertson, J.S.; Vaccine Cell Substrates: Bovine and Porcine Virus Considerations: Wessman, S.J.; Assays for Bovine Viruses (Abstract): Wisher, M.; Animal-Free Culture Process for Manufacture of Viral Vaccines: Process Validation and Regulatory Perspectives: Pierard, I.; Mareschal, J.-C. et al.; Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy; Susceptibility of Common Laboratory Fibroblasts to TSE Infection (Abstract): Priola, S.A.; Diagnostics for TSE Agents: Raeber, A.J.; Oesch, B.; Production Cell Substrates and vCJD: Minor, P.D.; Cooper, J.; TSE Risk Assessment for Starting Materials Used During, or in the Manufacture of Vaccines for Human Use - A Consultant's View of the Commercial Approach: Bradley, R.; Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) in the United States: an Overview and Critique of the Response with Suggestions for Additional Actions (Abstract): Detwiler, L.A..