Sartorius Stedim Biotech launches innovative ambr® 250 modular bioreactor system

New expandable benchtop workstation with unique single-use bioreactor design...

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New expandable benchtop workstation with unique single-use bioreactor design offers a simple approach to process development for fermentation and cell culture

Sartorius Stedim Biotech (SSB) introduced the ambr® 250 modular, an innovative benchtop mini bioreactor system for parallel fermentation or cell culture. This system combines a unique single-use bioreactor vessel and expandable system design to offer bioprocess scientists access to advanced benchtop bioreactor technology for process development.

The new ambr® 250 modular system consists of a workstation with 2, 4, 6 or 8 single-use bioreactors, with a working volume range of 100 to 250 mL. These mini bioreactors, based on the same stirred tank bioreactors in the well-established ambr® 250 high throughput system, contain impellers suitable for fermentation or cell culture and show excellent scale up to larger bioreactors. They are also fully integrated with liquid reservoirs and syringe pumps, allowing rapid experimental set up and turn around, thus significantly ...

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