It can be prone to contamination, subject to human error, and requires seeding cell numbers that are impractical for smaller ... The researchers demonstrated that the CAR T-cells from both the ...

Thermo Scientific™ HyPerforma™ DynaDrive™ Single-Use Bioreactor (S.U.B.), for perfusion cell culture applications The most recent development in SUB technology, the DynaDrive Single-Use ...

It offers optimum conditions, such as a temperature of 37°C and an atmosphere saturated with 5% CO 2, both of which are ...

A common solution for producing higher quantities of anchorage-dependent cells has been to use large numbers of roller bottles and multi-trays to simply multiply the number of static surface areas.

Christina Pacak, PhD In a microcarrier-based bioreactor, small beads—microcarriers—serve as the substrate for the hMSCs. The cells “adhere and grow at a very high surface-to-volume ratio ...

Their at-home bioreactor design is about the size of a table lamp and can produce about two cups of cell culture each week, in a self-contained plastic bag. Users insert the bag, which contains ...

“We focus on the good of the cells and designed and built all of the components of our bioreactor with that in mind,” says Thomas Schwarz, a scientist at Fraunhofer TLC-RT. For ...

The temperature in the bioreactor is controlled with a heater and has the heat transfer capacity to heat a full 200-L load within 12 hours from 4 °C to 37 °C. According to the company, the cell growth ...