Customers who bought this item also bought

• UK Integrated Facilities Management: market insight report
• UK Civil Security Market - Revenue Opportunities and Stakeholder
• UK Serviced Offices Market Development Report
• UK Residential Windows & Doors Market Development
• The European Market for Thermal Insulation Products - Ninth Edition: Volume 4 - UK and Ireland
• UK Facilities Management Market Development
• UK Plant Hire: Market Insight Report
• Fire Security UK
• Home Automation Market Report - UK 2012-2016 Analysis
• Intruder Alarms UK

Comparative optimisation of perfusion based bioprocesses.. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, January 2010, Pages: 64

This book compares tow perfusion based bioprocesses for their ability to use lower temperature and pH- values to improve volumetric productivity after an initial growth phase under standard conditions. For that CHO cells cultivated on microcarriers with a fluidised bed reactor were compared against CHO cells suspended in a continuously stirred tank reactor with an ultrasonic cell retention device. Cell culture conditions were changed to a temperature of 33 degrees Celsius and a pH-value of 6.9 in the later cultivation phase. This led to reduced media consumption and increased volumetric productivity.

Johannes, Riegler.
Johannes Riegler, Dipl. Ing.: Biotechnology University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria. PhD student at the Centre for Mathematics and Physics in the Life sciences and Experimental biology, University College London, UK.