CELL CULTURE - A UNIVERSAL MODEL FOR VIRUS CULTIVATION

DOI: 10.26155 / VET.ZOO.BIO.201904004
UDC 619.616.98: 578.835.2-085.37

Authors

I.V. TRETYAKOVA, M.S. KALMYKOVA, E. I. YARYGINA
MOSCOW STATE ACADEMY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY - MBA NAMED AFTER K. I. SKRYABIN

Abstract

The work is devoted to the use of cell culture in various fields of science and practice, including veterinary medicine, medicine, biology. The authors present the history of the emergence of animal cell culture, the method of obtaining the primary cell culture, classification, advantages over other living systems. The features of the life cycle of cell culture, the possibility of its long-term maintenance, use in laboratory and industrial conditions, and the use of antiviral vaccines and components of diagnostic kits for production are shown. The authors determined that methods of working with non-mammalian cells are a direct continuation of animal cell cultivation technologies.

Keywords

cell culture, living systems, culture media, cell culture life cycle, vaccines, cell culture classification.