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A Small-Scale Model to Increase Yield in Cell Culture Perfusion of mAb at Large Scale
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As process intensification is adopted into large-scale manufacturing, the responsibility on scale-down models to accurately represent the expanded operating space quick…
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A Small-Scale Model to Increase Yield in Cell Culture Perfusion of mAbs at Large Scale
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As process intensification is adopted into large-scale manufacturing, the responsibility on scale-down models to accurately represent the expanded operating space quic…
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A Small-Scale Model to Increase Yield in Cell Culture Perfusion of mAbs at Large Scale
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We have developed a reliable small-scale model for a monoclonal antibody (mAb) perfusion process using TPP® TubeSpin® Bioreactor tubes and the ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 R…
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Tools for Continuous Bioprocessing Development
However, continuous culture operation, in all its forms--chemostat, turbidostat, and perfusion--can support metabolic flux analysis for increased process understanding (see sidebar). Continuous perfus…
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Continuous Manufacturing: A Changing Processing Paradigm
While only a few approved biologic products in the market—less than 10%, according to estimates by Eric Langer, managing partner, BioPlan Associates—are manufactured through perfusion or continuous do…
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Unifying Continuous Biomanufacturing Operations
Currently, approximately 20 FDA-approved biologic products are made using perfusion, according to a comment during INTERPHEX 2017 from Parrish Galliher, chief technology officer, upstream, at Cytiva. …
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Biomanufacturing: Demand for Continuous Bioprocessing Increasing
Continuous processing upstream has been around for decades as perfusion (e.g., fiber-based perfusion bioreactors for fused-cell hybridoma culture in the 1980s). But that’s essentially the only continu…
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Cell-Culture Advances Test Bioreactor Performance Models
Continuous considerations
In the past, continuous processing in perfusion mode was generally limited to cell-culture processes involving sensitive products that degrade under conventional batch …
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Analytical Considerations for Successful Upstream Process Development with Spivey and Lane
Topics covered include:
1:47 - Where the industry is headed with real-time analysis
3:17 - Scaling up
4:57 - Cell perfusion
7:16 - Criti…
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Improving Upstream Predictability
Currently, he says, 50–60% of biopharmaceutical developers and manufacturers have either implemented or are considering use of perfusion for seed train or production bioreactor steps. Used with high c…