Bio-Simplex™ Single-Use, Aseptic PreCulture Systems
BPI Contributor
November 2, 2012
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The growth and aseptic transfer of a microbial pre-culture from seed vial to bioreactor is a critical process step in the production of BioPharmaceuticals. The pre-culture step is performed in a biological safety cabinet or laminar flow hood, which adds time and significant cost and to the process.
Saint-Gobain Bio-Simplex™ Single-Use Pre-culture Systems provide a sterile environment for cell culture and aseptic transfer of all fluids in and out of each cell culture vessel.
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