Cytiva helps Clover scale up biomanufacturing of COVID-19 vaccine

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

November 16, 2020 -- Clover Biopharmaceuticals is working with Cytiva to scale up the company's COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing capabilities.

The partnership will help to accelerate the development and manufacturing of Clover's protein-based S-Trimer subunit vaccine candidate. The candidate showed promising preliminary results in a phase I clinical study, according to the company.

Clover upstream current good manufacturing practice manufacturing site in Zhejiang, China.
Clover upstream current good manufacturing practice manufacturing site in Zhejiang, China. Image courtesy of Cytiva.

Clover aims to expand the Cytivia FlexFactory capacity from 2 x 2,000 L to 4 x 2,000 L with the addition of two 2,000-L bioreactors. The factory will process equipment, services, and consumables for vaccine development in order to meet Clover's phase II/III clinical production plan as well as to reach commercial readiness should a vaccine be approved.


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