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.
The vaccines themselves do not contain fetal cells, but there are significant âresidualâ biological components from the fetal cells that have been assimilated into the vaccine, including cell proteins and measurable portions of fetal DNA. Cell lines originating from aborted babies.There are two particular fetal cell lines that have been heavily used in vaccine development. They are named according to the laboratory facilities where they were developed. One cell line is known as WI-38, developed at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, PA.urrently several vaccines using the PER C6 cell line are in development. Undoubtedly the cells used to establish PER C6 came from a healthy baby, aborted from a healthy mother for social convenience reasons.