PVA microcarriers for Vero cell expansion

18 Apr 2024

Microcarrier cultures have a strong history in large-scale production of anchorage-dependent mammalian cells, notably in the vaccine industry. Kuraray addresses the growing demand for increased cell yields by introducing PVA microcarriers, a novel hydrogel-based microcarrier specifically designed for cell cultivation. PVA hydrogel, known for its biocompatibility, provides an optimal microenvironment for cell growth. These microcarriers enhance surface area-to-volume ratio, fostering cell growth. The report focuses on expanding Vero cells on Kuraray's PVA microcarriers. Vero cells, crucial for producing viral vaccines, are well-suited for microcarrier-based cultivation due to their anchorage-dependent nature and high quantities required for vaccine manufacturing.

Scapova™ CL PVA Microcarriers 10g

Kuraray Life Innovation Promotion Group

SCAPOVA™ is the brand name of PVA microcarriers that is manufactured by Kuraray. SCAPOVA™ CL has a collagen coated surface. SCAPOVA™ CL has higher cell proliferation than competitors. And due to the robustness of PVA, SCAPOVA™ CL is less likely to break, and there is little contamination during cell collection. All microcarriers are gamma irradiated.

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Scapova™ CL PVA Microcarriers 5g

Kuraray Life Innovation Promotion Group

SCAPOVA™ is the brand name of PVA microcarriers that is manufactured by Kuraray. SCAPOVA™ CL has a collagen coated surface. SCAPOVA™ CL has higher cell proliferation than competitors. And due to the robustness of PVA, SCAPOVA™ CL is less likely to break, and there is little contamination during cell collection. All microcarriers are gamma irradiated.

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Scapova™ CL PVA Microcarriers 1g

Kuraray Life Innovation Promotion Group

SCAPOVA™ is the brand name of PVA microcarriers that is manufactured by Kuraray. SCAPOVA™ CL has a collagen coated surface. SCAPOVA™ CL has higher cell proliferation than competitors. And due to the robustness of PVA, SCAPOVA™ CL is less likely to break, and there is little contamination during cell collection. All microcarriers are gamma irradiated.

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