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Microcarrier Separation for Continuous In-Line Bioprocessing
Bioreactors are an efficient way to generate cell-related product and viral particles; and with the use of microcarriers, adherent cells can be grown in bulk without taking up lab space. Currently, media changes in bioreactors require microcarriers to settle for 30-45 minutes, resulting in: • Lack o
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