Bioreactor system "Ambr250"
A new bioreactor system for parallel operation of microbial culture or cell culture!
The "Ambr250" is a new bioreactor system for parallel operations of microbial or cell cultures using single-use bioreactors with a capacity of 100 to 250 mL, controlled by an automated liquid handling platform. This system was developed in collaboration with two major pharmaceutical companies, based on the micro bioreactor technology held by Sartorius Stedim's TAP division. It supports the necessary culture conditions required for microbial cultivation and mammalian cell culture, which demand advanced technology, as well as applications that require larger sample collections. 【Features】 ■ Individual control of all process parameters ■ Improved operating environment ■ Efficient and rapid miniaturization system ■ Equipped for scalability to benchtop bioreactors ■ Capable of screening a wide range of culture conditions and strains or cell lines *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Excellent tool for process development ■ Rapid evaluation of extensive culture conditions and cell line/strain performance ■ Excellent scalability to large benchtop bioreactors ■ Reduction of infrastructure *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Sending recorded video] Cutting-edge pDNA and AAV therapeutics: Comprehensive upstream process technology covering everything from process development to actual production.
Participation in this webinar has ended. If you wish to view it, please contact us. We will send you the URL for the recorded video at a later date. The development of therapeutics using viral vectors is showing strong activity, with over 30% market growth expected in the next decade. The targets for treatment are diverse, but identifying critical process parameters through process development has become an urgent issue. As the first of two webinars, we will introduce the Ambr series, a representative of process development systems in upstream processes, as well as single-use bag bioreactors up to 2000L for large-scale manufacturing, including examples of associated PAT products. *We sincerely apologize, but participation from email addresses other than those of your company or organization is not permitted. Thank you for your understanding.
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Sending recorded video: What are the equipment requirements needed for the process enhancement challenge?
Participation in this webinar has ended. If you wish to view it, please contact us, and we will send you the URL for the recorded video at a later date. Since last year, Sartorius has been presenting various proposals and suitable solutions for the challenges of "enhancing processes." In this first webinar of 2022, we will delve deeper than last year's trilogy and discuss several examples regarding cost and equipment considerations. The focus will particularly be on how to manage media that significantly impacts costs and how to design equipment. Please note that this webinar will be presented as the Japanese version of the overseas webinar "Overcoming Facility Constraints Posed by Process Intensification." ▪ Method of holding: Webinar recorded broadcast [Japanese, Free]
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[On-Demand Streaming Available] 9/30 (Thursday) International Webinar "Strengthening Upstream Processes and Overcoming Challenges in Commercial Production"
Registration for this webinar has ended. Those who wish to view it on demand can register through the details and application section. In this webinar, we will explain the main features of the Amber system that correspond to various stages of clone selection under perfusion mimic conditions and complete perfusion conditions, as well as media and feed screening, and optimization of process parameters in small-scale bioreactors. [Topics] - Introduction of high-throughput capabilities for upstream intensification in various modes of Amber: perfusion mimic, ATF, TFF - Amber user case studies: showcasing performance in high-throughput enhanced process development - Discussion of a modular concept for enhanced seed trains utilizing perfusion and decision-making based on specific needs - Evaluation of time and cost advantages of modular seed trains based on predetermined process types Even if you cannot attend the live webinar, a link to the on-demand archive will be sent to those who registered.
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[On-Demand Streaming Available] International Webinar "2nd Process Enhancement Webinar Series News and Seminar Information"
Participation in this webinar has ended. Those who wish to view it on demand can register through the details and application section. In this series, we will provide the best information to help with various best practices, important considerations, and process enhancement strategies for new and existing facilities. **Media Management to Promote Process Advancement** In this webinar, Stuart Tindal, PhD, Product Manager of Flexact Modular, and Myriam Lavie, Senior Product Manager of Fluid Management Technologies, will explain why media management is an important consideration for companies implementing process enhancements upstream. **Main Content** - Learn how to model and prepare various media configurations - Discuss scheduling and usage of media management equipment - Understand how to mitigate risks when facing quality issues or process failures **Related Website** https://bit.ly/3hOaIb1
