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Objectives
Objectives
ACTIP, revised 2001
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ACTIP
is an independent and informal, science-based forum
of European companies with an active interest in
the use of animal cell technology in the
development and production of biopharmaceuticals,
vaccines and other preventative or therapeutic
approaches.
Its
objectives are:
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To follow
cutting-edge development in research, as carried
out in EC funded projects, SMEs, larger companies
and academia. Its main focus will be on the
application of animal cell technologies in the
production of biopharmaceuticals, vaccines and gene
therapy approaches. Developments in fields such as
in vitro toxicology, tissue engineering, stem cell
research, proteomics/genomics, xenotransplantation
and other cellular expression systems will be
followed where there is a clear relationship with
the enabling technologies associated with animal
cells;
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To identify
areas which would benefit most from a concerted
European research effort, to provide suggestions
how best to fund and organise such funding, and to
ensure that appropriate organisations and
authorities are informed of these views through
membership-approved position papers and take them
into account in their decision making process.
Preferentially, ACTIP will nurture relationships
with the European Commission and the European
Parliament in relation to EU funded
R&D;
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To offer an
informal forum where academia and industry can
obtain up-to-date information about recent
developments in science, regulatory affairs and
industry and where opportunities are created for
efficient and rewarding networking
activities;
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To
provide a forum in which SMEs, including virtual
companies, can potentially accelerate their drug
development timelines by interaction with key
scientists and executives from other
biopharmaceutical companies, which include the
major European players in this arena;
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To
provide national and international governments,
sector federations and dedicated lobby groups with
appropriate, science-based information through
membership approved position papers about emerging
cellular technologies and their
applications.
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Rotterdam,
May 23, 2001
Approved York
meeting, September 19, 2001
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