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Cell Culture Techniques and Practices to Avoid Contamination by Fungi and Bacteria in the Research Cell Culture Laboratory
Published on: July 7, 2023
A risk-based approach can guide safe cell line development and cell banking for scaled-up cultivated meat production
Rachel Zoe Bennie1,2,3, Olivia Janice Ogilvie1,2,3, Larry Sai Weng Loo4,5
1School of Biological Sciences, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Abstract:
For commercial viability, cultivated meats require scientifically informed approaches to identify and manage hazards and risks. Here we discuss food safety in the rapidly developing field of cultivated meat as it shifts from lab-based to commercial scales. We focus on what science-informed risk mitigation processes can be implemented from neighbouring fields. We case-study pre-market safety assessments from UPSIDE Foods, GOOD Meat and Vow Group using publicly available dossiers. Quality control and safety assurance practices need to be established and standardized for cell lines and food-grade cell banks.
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