development a new human skin continuous cell line sensitive to mumps virus

Authors

n mahmudi-gharoeie genetic department, shahrekord university faculty of science, shahrekord, iran

a mohammadi human viral vaccine department, razi vaccine and research institute, alborz karaj, iran

b saffar genetic department, shahrekord university faculty of science, shahrekord, iran

f esna-ashari human viral vaccine department, razi vaccine and research institute, alborz karaj, iran

abstract

background and aims: during the last years a new foreskin cell line strain (rfsc) has been isolated, characterized and stored in a representative cell bank stock in liquid nitrogen as a part of hcb (human cell bank) development program in razi institute. materials and methods: the cell population was serially passaged for mass production purpose based on who schedule .the controls on pool samples were carried out upon our sampling method and international recommendations. results: the data concerning parameters as well as the result of compulsory controls on kario logy oncogenicity, cross contaminations, species specificity, no oncogenicity, and mycoplasma free of a human cell line that contained heteroploid chromosomal characterizations are performed. conclusion: kariological examination found an obvious discrepancy in the frequency of aberrations due to high passage level that produced a heteroploid continuous cell line. virus susceptibility shows rfsc-1 more sensitive to rs#12 mumps virus strain. this cell line is completely sterile and has no any cross contamination to other pathogen and can be used for production and control of mumps vaccine.

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Journal title:
iranian journal of virology

جلد ۷، شماره ۴، صفحات ۷-۱۳

Keywords
[ ' p r i m a r y c u l t u r e ' , ' c e l l c h a r a c t e r i z a t i o n ' , ' h u m a n c e l l b a n k ' , ' r f s c ' , 1 ]

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