New Developments and New Applications in Animal Cell Technology: Proceedings of the 15th ESACT Meeting

New Developments and New Applications in Animal Cell Technology: Proceedings of the 15th ESACT Meeting
Format
Hardback
Publisher
Springer
Country
NL
Published
31 July 1998
Pages
780
ISBN
9780792350163

New Developments and New Applications in Animal Cell Technology: Proceedings of the 15th ESACT Meeting

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Animal cell technology is an important part of biotechnology and many products are now used in human health care and for veterinary applications. However, there are many times more products actually in the developmental pipelines of the biotechnology industry, including various phases of clinical trials. The proceedings of the 15th meeting of the European Society For Animal Cell Technology (Tours, France, September 1997) presents the actual current state as well as new Developments and applications in animal cell technology for the benefit of society. These proceedings represent both the current state and applications of animal cell technology and the way the technology is expanding into new areas to give an insight into new products and applications for human and animal health care.

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