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Fraunhofer IBMT > Fields of Work > Topics Overview > Cellbiology & Applied Virology
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Department Cellbiology & Applied Virology

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Group Preclinical Nanobiotechnology: - Preclinical testing of nanoparticulate formulations
- establishment of adequate cell culture models for specific tumor-targeting and crossing of
biological barriers (e. g. blood-brain-barrier)
- proof of the cellular uptake and subcellular distribution
- release and recovery of the incorporated drugs
- studies to the biological activity of incorporated drugs
- methods (Flow cytometry (FACS), Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM), Fluorescence
lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM), measurement of the transendothelial electrical resistance
(TER) via impedance spectroscopy, individually developed assays)
- Cytotoxicity studies according to ISO 10993/EN 30993
Group In-vitro-Culture Technologies:
- development of physiological in-vitro tissue models
- separation, cultivation, characterization and differentiation of adult stem cells
- cytotoxicity studies according to ISO 10993/EN 30993
- drug screening, compatibility studies and cytotoxicity studies on the HET-CAM-system (Hen’s Egg test on chorio-allantoic membrane)
Central HIV-Bank of CAVD (Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation) biobanking of microorganisms and clinical samples at biological safety level (BSL) S3 production of bio-reagents (e. g. virus stocks) training (approx. 10 people)
- general cell culture
- cutomated cell culture
- transfection of eucaryotic cells
- working with infectious material
- processing of peripheral mononuclear blood cells derived from whole blood
- new methods of cell cryopreservation
- vitality determination via flow cytometry
- cell characterization via flow cytometry
- measurement of immune answers (e. g. ELISpot)
- bio luminescence assays
- bacterial transformation
- plasmid preparation
- digestion with restriction enzymes
- cloning
- agarose gel electrophoresis
- detection and analysis of proteins via Western Blot (Intas, ChemiLux)
- implementation into quality assurance programs (e. g. Good Clinical Laboratory Practice – GCLP
- compilation of SOPs
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