Adenovirus
Procedures for thermal inactivation of adenovirus type 5 developed
Published in Health and Medicine Week, July 12th, 2004
According to recent research from the United States, "Adenovirus-based products are being developed for human use as vaccine constructs and gene therapy vehicles. In order to operate by cGMP guidelines and to address biosafety concerns, it is imperative to ensure that adequate decontamination procedures are implemented in adenovirus manufacturing facilities. Liquid decontamination procedures based on heat treatment are relatively easy to employ in a manufacturing setting."
"In this study, we have conducted small-scale experiments to determine the effectiveness of...
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