Intensified Manufacturing: Economic Models Comparing Steel, Single-Use and Concentrated Process Options

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October 1, 2011

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Intensified Manufacturing: Economic Models Comparing Steel, Single-Use and Concentrated Process Options

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Refine Technology, LLC, in conjunction with Biopharm Services, developed two economic models to examine the cost of goods and capital requirements of cell culture production facilities configured based on different production scenarios, including variables such as:

  • Amount of product required

  • Vessel sizes

  • Number and type of vessels (stainless steel vs. single use)

  • Product titer

  • Seed train

  • Upstream and downstream requirements

In this educational webcast, John Bonham-Carter, Vice President of Sales and Business Development at Refine Technology, analyzes the effect of these variables in relation to operating mode, continuous culture (perfusion) versus traditional fed batch. Join John as he presents results and discussion for facilities producing 50 and 500Kg of protein per year.

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