Great posts.
I been trying to get my head around why we don't see serum free in the clinic as the leader. After doing a little research, the phrase " serum free " is lets say BS. All cell lines start in serum as the seed cells are harvested from the donor. Then they go back into a patient's body and are instantly exposed to serum. According to our manufacturer, to adapt the dietary requirements for the cells from serum too serum free it takes up to 6 weeks. My limited understanding is our cells at this time are fully manufacturered and ready for patients.
Then ask your self this. If it takes up to 6 weeks to condition the cells to serum free , what happens when you put them back in serum? I have heard some researchers call there cells as "there babies " It's not a great picture, millions of cells with what som call number 4s .
All this and they still can't say that the cells are serum free.
Great posts. I been trying to get my head around why we don't...
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