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Scientists at CSIRO’s state-of-the-art biologics production facility in Melbourne work on producing and scaling-up The University of Queensland's (UQ) vaccine candidate for COVID-19.
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Working with bioengineered mammalian cells, CSIRO’s fermentation biology team produces and scales-up vaccines – from the laboratory to pilot-scale – in line with best practice manufacturing standards.
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Percentage of COVID-19 cases in Australia caused by the G-strain
AUSTRALIA | 85.7%
VIC | 94.1%
TAS | 10.3%
ACT | 47.6%
WA | 59.8%
QLD | 73.8%
NSW | 67.1%
SA | 57.7%
NT | 58.3%
Source: Dr Laurence Wilson, CSIRO's Australian e-Health Research Centre. 30 September 2020.
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Percentage of COVID-19 cases caused by the G-strain
WORLDWIDE | 84.6%
AUSTRALIA | 85.7%
UNITED STATES | 85.4%
ENGLAND | 88.7%
NORTHERN IRELAND | 94.2%
SCOTLAND | 88.3%
WALES | 89.4%
BRAZIL | 97.6%
ITALY | 98.8%
JAPAN | 53%
RUSSIA | 98.6%
SPAIN | 67.3%
MEXICO | 73.7%
PERU | 91.4%
CHILE | 84%
SOUTH AFRICA| 99.8%
INDIA | 81.2%
Source: Dr Laurence Wilson, CSIRO's Australian e-Health Research Centre. 30 September 2020
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Scientists at CSIRO’s state-of-the-art biologics production facility in Melbourne work on producing and scaling-up The University of Queensland's (UQ) vaccine candidate for COVID-19.
Scientists at CSIRO’s state-of-the-art biologics production facility in Melbourne work on producing and scaling-up The University of Queensland's (UQ) vaccine candidate for COVID-19.
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Working with bioengineered mammalian cells, CSIRO’s fermentation biology team produces and scales-up vaccines – from the laboratory to pilot-scale – in line with best practice manufacturing standards.
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CSIRO researcher conducting breathability testing at our accredited surgical face mask testing facility
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CSIRO researcher testing masks for resistance to synthetic blood penetration at our accredited surgical face mask testing facility
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