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Progress in the study of virus detection methods: The possibility of alternative methods to validate virus inactivation

30 Apr 2019

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Virus inactivation validation studies have been widely applied in the risk assessment of biogenic material-based medical products, such as biological products, animal tissue-derived biomaterials, and allogeneic biomaterials, to decrease the risk of virus transmission. Traditional virus detection methods in an inactivation validation study utilize cell culture as a tool to quantify the infectious virus by...

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PMID: 31038205
DOI: 10.1002/bit.27003

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