Enterovirus 71 (EV-A71) and polioviruses belong to enterovirus genus. Based on phylogenetic analysis of the most variable VP1 gene, EV-A71 could be classified into 3 major genogroups (A, B and C) including 11 genotypes (A, B1~B5, and C1~C5). Since 1997, different EV-A71 genotypes have caused life-threatening epidemics with severe neurologic complications in Asian countries, including Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Brunei, Vietnam, Cambodia and China. Therefore, development of EV-A71 vaccines is a national priority in these countries. Currently, five vaccine candidates have been evaluated in clinical trials in China (3 candidates got approval), Singapore (1 candidate in phase one), Taiwan (1 candidate in phase one). Overall, these 5 vaccine candidates could not grow very well (~107 PFU/ml) in cells qualified for vaccine production. In addition, genotypes of these 5 candidates include B2 (Singapore), B4 (Taiwan), and three C4 (China) strains, which are different from the current predominant genotype B5 in Taiwan and South-Eastern Asia. Moreover, these vaccine candidates are not produced using bioreactor culture systems and their productivity could not be scaled up readily. Therefore, we generated high-growth EV-A71 genotype B5 virus which could grow to high titers in Vero cells using microcarrier-based bioreactor culture systems. In rabbit studies, the purified vaccine antigens could induce cross-reactive neutralizing antibody titers against 3 EV-A71 major genogroups. For intellectual property protection, we have obtained patent approval in Taiwan and have filed internal patent applications through PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty). In addition, we have used the high-growth vaccine strain to generate high neutralizing rabbit antisera and mouse monoclonal antibody to develop quantification method of vaccine antigen and join an international collaboration study organized by the WHO reference lab (UK NIBSC). Moreover, we further used the high-growth vaccine virus to establish reverse genetics which will be further employed to generate high-growth vaccine viruses for other enterovirus serotypes and develop multi-valent EV vaccines.