Mikrobioreaktoren
Die BioLector Mikrobioreaktoren von Beckman Coulter Life Sciences ermöglichen die Echtzeit-Auswertung von Biomasse, Fluoreszenz, pH-Wert, Gelöstsauerstoffgehalt und anderen wichtigen Kultivierungsparametern für Aerobier und Anaerobier.
FAQ on Microbioreactors
What parameters can be monitored in a microbioreactor?
Depending on the system, microbioreactors can support real-time monitoring of biomass, dissolved oxygen (DO), pH, fluorescence, and other cultivation parameters that are important for microbial growth and process performance.
What is the difference between a microbioreactor and a bioreactor?
A microbioreactor operates at a much smaller scale and is designed for high-throughput experimentation and early process development. Traditional bioreactors are typically used for larger-scale cultivation, middle- to late-stage process development, process validation, and production activities.
What is a microbioreactor?
A microbioreactor is a small-scale bioreactor system that enables researchers to perform high-throughput, parallel cultivation experiments while monitoring key growth and process parameters. Microbioreactors are commonly used for strain screening, media optimization, and bioprocess development.
Why are microbioreactors used in bioprocess development?
Microbioreactors help researchers evaluate multiple process conditions simultaneously, allowing faster optimization of strains, media formulations, and cultivation parameters before scaling up to larger bioreactor systems.
