Process for production of mammalian cell lines, produced cell lines and their uses
CA 2307108 A1 · Owner: Perraud, Frederic · Inventors: Braun, Serge; Perraud, Frederic
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Described is a process for generating a mammalian cell line from primary mammalian cells, comprising the step of: a) pre-treating a culture of said primary mammalian cells or a suspension thereof with at least one glucocorticoid b) optional step comprising obtaining a suspension of said pre-treated culture of step a), c) transferring into the pre-treated cells of the suspension of step a) or b) at least one nucleic acid vector which is not of retroviral origin and which is competent to immortalize said pre-treated cells and d) culturing the transferred cells of step c). Furthermore mammalian cell lines and cells obtainable by the described process are, provided as well as pharmaceutical …
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- Filed April 26, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 26, 2020.
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