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Cell Cultivation without Contamination

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Statens Serum Institut

Statens Serum Institut (SSI) is a member of the Ministry of Health and Senior Affairs. Our main task is to ensure preparedness for infectious diseases, congenital disorders and biological threats. We monitor a large number of infectious diseases in Denmark and keep an eye on developments around the world via our international collaborations. Against this background, we advise healthcare professionals on prevention and treatment and advise decision-makers in situations that require special measures, for example in case of epidemics.

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