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Moderna Does Not Use HEK-293 Fetal Cell Line in Ongoing Quality Control or Lot Testing
We are happy to report that Moderna says they do “not use fetal cell lines during the vaccine manufacturing or LOT testing process.”
We are happy to report that Moderna says they do “not use fetal cell lines during the vaccine manufacturing or LOT testing process.”
The human skin was taken from the scalp and the back (dorsum) of the fetuses so that grafts with and without hair could be compared in the rodent model.
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