Researchers develop a faster, non-genetically modified way to grow viruses for animal vaccines
Researchers have developed a non-genetically modified cell engineering approach that rethinks how viruses are grown for animal vaccines. The team screens thousands of cells to identify natural high performers and optimizes culture conditions to create stable, high-efficiency virus “factories”.
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