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Virus Bank Manufacturing

Virus Bank Manufacturing

A virus bank is a vital part of manufacturing. Choosing a partner with expertise ensures high-quality banks are used in the development of your vaccines and recombinant proteins. At our cGMP facility in Glasgow, Scotland, we excel at producing master virus seed stocks (MVSS), as well as subsequent production of working virus seed stocks (WVSS).

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As your one-stop partner, our testing ensures that your bank is:

  • Free of contamination
  • Replication-competent (high titer)
  • Compliant with your requirements for identity, purity, and stability

We can also store your virus banks at our facilities in the U.K., U.S., and Singapore, utilizing a strict inventory control system that protects against cross-contamination.

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