Effectively Upscaling Bioprocesses

11 Apr 2016

This case study demonstrates how the use of advanced parallel bioreactor systems can accelerate process development in biopharmaceutical science in a smart and comprehensive way. Parallel operations help save time, and lead to reliable results that are easy to scale up.

Eppendorf DASGIP® Parallel Bioreactor System

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DASGIP Parallel Bioreactor Systems for R&D and process development in both cell culture and microbiology allow for advanced bioprocess control and automation. Parallel processing, precise control of all relevant parameters, user-defined profiles and innumerable automation features result in accelerated and highly efficient process development. Our DASware software solutions support DoE, process historians and comprehensive data management. Configurable solutions address the unique requirements of microbial, phototrophic, mammalian and human cells, stem cell applications, as well as biofuel and biopolymer processes.   Eppendorf DASGIP® Parallel Bioreactor System Features: Advanced process control and parallel operation of up to 16 glass or single-use bioreactors; DASGIP Bioblock for advanced and user-friendly temperature control; Modular design of control units allows for flexible system configurations that meet the demands of specific applications; Control of agitation, pH, level and DO (including customizable cascade modes) in each bioreactor; Variable speed pumps for accurate liquid addition and operation in batch, fed-batch, continuous and cyclic perfusion mode; Optical absorbance measurement for online calculation of e.g. OD600 or cell dry weight; TMFC individual gas mixing of air, N2, O2 and CO2; Online calculation of OTR, CTR and RQ; DASware control Software for advanced process control; Compatible with DASware Software Suite for interconnectivity and bioprocess information management. Applications: Research and development in cell culture and microbiology as well as phototrophic applications; Lab scale fermentation of aerobe and anaerobe bacteria, yeasts and fungi; Cultivation of mammalian, insect and human cell lines; Special applications such as stem cell culture or biofuel/biopolymer development.

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Effectively Upscaling Bioprocesses