Abstract: Provided herein are methods of purifying messenger RNA (mRNA) by subjecting a preparation comprising in vitro synthesized mRNA to one or more steps of enzymatic digestion with a proteinase, optionally with a further oligo dT affinity chromatography step. Also provided are mRNA purified by the methods described herein.

Abstract: The subject of the invention is a method for purifying the rabies virus, comprising a single ion-exchange chromatography step, said step being cation exchange chromatography according to which: a) the supernatant of a culture of cells infected with this virus is brought into contact with a cation exchange chromatography support comprising a polymethacrylate matrix onto which sulfoisobutyl groups have been grafted such that the rabies virus binds to this support, and; b) the virus is eluted from its support.

Abstract: The subject of the present invention is a process for producing adherent cells comprising: a. introducing a suspension of adherent cells into a culture vessel containing microcarriers in a culture medium; b. amplifying the cells by performing a plurality of cell passages in the same culture vessel wherein each cell passage subsequent to the first is carried out: i) by using all or part of the cells produced during the previous cell passage after having subjected the cells to enzyme treatment to detach the cells from the microcarriers, and ii) by introducing culture medium and an increasing amount of microcarriers into the culture medium; and c. harvesting the cells produced during the last cell passage, optionally after having subjected the cells to enzyme treatment to detach cells from microcarriers. The invention also relates to the implementation of this process for the production of biological agents, serving in particular to prepare vaccines or drugs.

Abstract: The subject of the invention is a method for purifying the rabies virus, comprising a single ion-exchange chromatography step, said step being cation exchange chromatography according to which: a) the supernatant of a culture of cells infected with this virus is brought into contact with a cation exchange chromatography support comprising a polymethacrylate matrix onto which sulfoisobutyl groups have been grafted such that the rabies virus binds to this support, and; b) the virus is eluted from its support.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vaccine composition comprising: a) inactivated whole virus, and b) a stabilizing excipient which comprises: i. a buffer solution, ii. a mixture of essential and nonessential amino acids, iii. a disaccharide, iv. a polyol, v. a chelating agent, vi. urea or a urea derivative, and vii. a nonionic surfactant.

Abstract: The subject of the invention is a method for purifying the rabies virus, comprising a single ion-exchange chromatography step, said step being cation exchange chromatography according to which: a) the supernatant of a culture of cells infected with this virus is brought into contact with a cation exchange chromatography support comprising a polymethacrylate matrix onto which sulfoisobutyl groups have been grafted such that the rabies virus binds to this support, and; b) the virus is eluted from its support.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vaccine composition comprising: a) inactivated whole virus, and b) a stabilizing excipient which comprises: i. a buffer solution, ii. a mixture of essential and nonessential amino acids, iii. a disaccharide, iv. a polyol, v. a chelating agent, vi. urea or a urea derivative, and vii. a nonionic surfactant.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vaccine composition comprising: a) inactivated whole virus, and b) a stabilizing excipient which comprises: i. a buffer solution, ii. a mixture of essential and nonessential amino acids, iii. a disaccharide, iv. a polyol, v. a chelating agent, vi. urea or a urea derivative, and vii. a nonionic surfactant.

Abstract: The subject of the present invention is a process for producing adherent cells comprising: a. introducing a suspension of adherent cells into a culture vessel containing microcarriers in a culture medium; b. amplifying the cells by performing a plurality of cell passages in the same culture vessel wherein each cell passage subsequent to the first is carried out: i) by using all or part of the cells produced during the previous cell passage after having subjected the cells to enzyme treatment to detach the cells from the microcarriers, and ii) by introducing culture medium and an increasing amount of microcarriers into the culture medium; and c. harvesting the cells produced during the last cell passage, optionally after having subjected the cells to enzyme treatment to detach cells from microcarriers. The invention also relates to the implementation of this process for the production of biological agents, serving in particular to prepare vaccines or drugs.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vaccine composition comprising: a) inactivated whole virus, and b) a stabilizing excipient which comprises: i. a buffer solution, ii. a mixture of essential and nonessential amino acids, iii. a disaccharide, iv. a polyol, v. a chelating agent, vi. urea or a urea derivative, and vii. a nonionic surfactant.

Abstract: The subject of the invention is a method for purifying the rabies virus, comprising a single ion-exchange chromatography step, said step being cation exchange chromatography according to which: a) the supernatant of a culture of cells infected with this virus is brought into contact with a cation exchange chromatography support comprising a polymethacrylate matrix onto which sulfoisobutyl groups have been grafted such that the rabies virus binds to this support, and; b) the virus is eluted from its support.