Manufactured by M. Hohner, Inc. in the 1960s, this custom 5 box contained a generic harmonica. Two variations of the box exist, the one shown has George's and Paul's names reversed, the other has them correct. The correct version is very scarce and rarely turns up.
Vaccines that Use Aborted Fetal Cells: Vaccines in current use which were made from these fetal cell lines include the following: chickenpox vaccine, rubella vaccine, hepatitis A vaccine, the polio portion of Pentacel (a combination shot for DTaP +Polio+ HiB), rabies vaccine, smallpox vaccine, and the shingles vaccine.he virus was then grown in WI-38 cells for vaccine production. 1 There are ongoing efforts to develop other cell lines from aborted babies, as the market for them has proved so successful and the pharmaceutical industry perceives public acceptance.
âCell-basedâ refers to how the flu vaccine is made. Cell-based flu vaccines are made by growing viruses in animal cells. Cell-based flu vaccines are developed through a different manufacturing process than the traditional egg-based manufacturing process that is used to develop flu vaccines.ell-based influenza vaccines are similar to the egg-based influenza vaccines, but a significant difference is that the influenza A and B viruses included in the cell-based vaccine are grown in cultured cells of mammalian origin instead of in hensâ eggs.