The XDR Bioreactor Toolkit

Whether you are evaluating conventional stainless steel or single-use bioreactor systems, every bioreactor system must accomplish the same thing: control a bioprocess for an intended result. The result may be biomass, product titer, substrate conversion or any number of complex, process-specific productivity measures.

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Whether you are evaluating conventional stainless steel or single-use bioreactor systems, every bioreactor system must accomplish the same thing: control a bioprocess for an intended result. The result may be biomass, product titer, substrate conversion or any number of complex, process-specific productivity measures.

Each system shares the same basic constituent elements, including the bioreactor vessel and a gas addition subsystem. The vessel utilizes an agitation subassembly, gas sparge and, in some cases, gas overlay elements. These must be properly engineered to work in concert in order to deliver acceptable process performance. However, the presence of these features does not, in itself, ensure the growth of the culture, nor does it indicate the level of effort required to achieve the desired productivity.

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