Webinar: How DynaDrive Single-Use Bioreactors Enable Robust Scale-Up from 50 L to 5,000 L скачать в хорошем качестве

Webinar: How DynaDrive Single-Use Bioreactors Enable Robust Scale-Up from 50 L to 5,000 L

DynaDrive single-use bioreactors support robust, scalable cell culture processes. This webinar presents data showing how DynaDrive bioreactors enable consistent performance and product quality from 50 L to 5,000 L across multiple cell lines. Achieving process robustness and scalability is critical when transferring cell culture processes across scales. In this on-demand webinar, Thermo Fisher Scientific experts present data demonstrating how DynaDrive™ Single-Use Bioreactors (S.U.B.s) deliver consistent performance from process development to manufacturing. Key topics covered in this webinar include: Why robustness and scalability matter in single-use bioprocessing Overview of the DynaDrive Single-Use Bioreactor portfolio (50 L to 5,000 L) Vessel design features that improve mixing, mass transfer, and gas control Scale-up strategies using constant P/V and vvm Case studies across multiple CHO cell lines Comparability between DynaDrive, XDR, and HyPerforma™ bioreactors Product quality assessments across scales (titer, metabolites, charge variants) The data demonstrate that DynaDrive S.U.B.s enable reliable scale-up and process transfer with minimal manipulation, supporting robust and efficient manufacturing workflows. Learn more about DynaDrive Single-Use Bioreactors: https://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/ho... 00:03 – Introduction: Robustness and Scalability in Single-Use Bioreactors 01:01 – Overview of the DynaDrive Bioreactor Platform 02:04 – Scale Range, Turndown Ratios, and Design Improvements 03:46 – Mixing, Mass Transfer, and Sparger Design 08:15 – Scale-Up Strategy: Constant P/V and vvm 09:42 – Case Studies: 50 L to 5,000 L CHO Cell Scale-Up 18:21 – Comparability with XDR and HyPerforma Bioreactors 25:01 – Product Quality Across Scales 33:01 – Conclusions: Robust, Scalable Process Transfer #dynadrive #bioreactor #bioprocessing #thermofisherscientific #biotechnology