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Cell and Microorganism Cultures in Bioreactors and Fermenters

Unlike plant-based medicines, being prepared pharmaceutically from medicinal plants, and classic drugs produced chemically-synthetically, biopharmaceuticals’ production is more intricate: The complex molecules are biotechnologically produced using living organisms (bacteria, yeasts, as well as human, animal, and plant cells) – involving high technological effort. The heart of every biopharmaceutical process is the bioreactor or fermenter. High process safety, yield, and product quality are of utmost importance, and controlling the growth conditions is crucial. Find out how to optimise these in our white paper. 

Creation of a sufficiently large cell mass for inoculating a production bioreactor through scaling up the seed train and Structure of a bioreactor with gas supply for overlay and sparging

This White Paper informs you about:

  • Optimising growth conditions of cell and microorganism cultures in bioreactors and fermenters
  • Overview of fermentation in bioreactors
  • Regulation of gases and liquids
  • The quick check: decision assistance