A 'fully' Disposable Primary Recovery Step for Harvesting Mammalian Cell Culture Systems: Focus of Depth Filtration Technologies

Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 1:10 PM
205 D (Minneapolis Convention Center)
Greg Evangelist1, James Chrostowski2 and Jonathan Karl Romero2, (1)Biopharmaceutical Development, BiogenIdec, Cambridge, MA, (2)Process Development Engineering, BiogenIdec Inc, Cambridge, MA

The advent of highly productive cell-culture processes for the production of recombinant proteins has driven smaller batch processing that provides opportunity for transforming conventional bioprocess trains into single-use operations.  We will be discussing the implementation of a disposable primary recovery step using Depth filtration technologies for harvesting recombinant proteins from high cell density cell cultures containing mammalian cells.  We will provide a technical overview of conventional Depth filtration performance capabilities and novel processing techniques including the pros and cons for implementing these clarification technologies

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