1999
DOI: 10.1089/10430349950017329
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Improved Titers of Retroviral Vectors from the Human FLYRD18 Packaging Cell Line in Serum- and Protein-Free Medium

Abstract: The influence of serum on the production of retroviral vectors by the HT1080 human fibrosarcoma-derived packaging cell line FLYRD18 was investigated. A fourfold increase in virus titer was observed under serum-free conditions, as compared with medium supplemented with 10% fetal calf serum. A similar improvement was also seen for bulk transduction efficiency. Serum had a negative and dose-dependent effect on titer without affecting cell growth, virus stability, or infectivity. In contrast to virus from NIH 3T3-… Show more

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“…Vector decay rates were comparable at both temperatures indicating that serum components were not responsible for virus inactivation (McTaggart 2000). The negative effect of serum was attributed to protease inhibitors present in serum, which have an adverse effect on virus assembly and budding (Gerin et al 1999a). While the different findings may be explained by the origin of the cell line (murine or human), it may also signify that serum has opposing roles; certain components are able to promote vector synthesis while other elements inhibit virus assembly.…”
Section: Culture Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vector decay rates were comparable at both temperatures indicating that serum components were not responsible for virus inactivation (McTaggart 2000). The negative effect of serum was attributed to protease inhibitors present in serum, which have an adverse effect on virus assembly and budding (Gerin et al 1999a). While the different findings may be explained by the origin of the cell line (murine or human), it may also signify that serum has opposing roles; certain components are able to promote vector synthesis while other elements inhibit virus assembly.…”
Section: Culture Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…32 Furthermore, a number of groups have reported increased titres when incubating retroviral producer cells at lower temperatures or by reducing serum concentration, approaches that undoubtedly slow producer cell division. [32][33][34][35][36] However, the increases in retroviral vector titres using these approaches have previously been attributed to an increase in retrovirus stability at lower temperatures and easier isolation of retrovirus from medium containing lower serum concentrations.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Como dito anteriormente, os SFM estão sendo utilizada para várias finalidades, entre elas produção de vacinas (GERIN et al, 1999;HAYTER et al, 1992;MERTEN et al, 1994;PERRIN et al, 1995). Tipicamente, adaptação livre de soro consiste na substituição de componentes do soro, por nutrientes bem definidos.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Por outro lado, estratégias alternativas de expressão gênica têm surgido, algumas se utilizando de diferentes vírus para a produção de partículas semelhantes às partículas virais (TAN, 2006 Os SFM já estão sendo utilizados na produção de anticorpos monoclonais, vacinas e outros produtos biológicos (GERIN et al, 1999;HAYTER et al, 1992;MERTEN et al, 1994;PERRIN et al, 1995) ou ainda cultivos de células com outras finalidades (DENK; WUNDERLICH; KNORR, 1998;RUNGE et al, 2000;SAKODA et al, 1998).…”
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