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Wired interview Andrey Zarur
1 month ago | By Green Light Biosciences
“Manufacturing enough Covid-19 vaccine is a logistical nightmare”
GreenLight CEO Andrey Zarur tells Wired:
“2,000 litre bioreactor might yield 100 times more vaccine than a similar volume of more conventional vaccines, which sometimes have to be grown in chicken eggs...The process have was really never designed to be an industrial, global scale process... [Vaccine manufacturers may struggle to get their hands on the raw materials, such as nucleotides, that go into the vaccines]...People are working hard to come up with ways to de-bottleneck those supply chains, but the reality is that the...
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