Parallel CHO Cell Cultivation in Eppendorf BioBLU Single-Use Bioreactors
17 Jan 2018The development of industrial bioprocesses is time-consuming and costly, yet the employment of single-use equipment alongside parallel experimentation considerably reduces development time. Parallel processing enables the testing of multiple parameters in one run, and single-use bioreactors omit the need to carry out extensive sterilization procedures. In this application note, Eppendorf, in collaboration with Dieter Eibel and his team at Zurich university, evaluate the DASbox Mini Bioreactor parallel cell culture system with BioBLU single-use vessels for their suitability in bioprocess development.
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