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Application Notes & Snapshots
Application Report: Glucose Control
The online analyser TRACE C2 Control allows a rapid and precise determination of glucose and lactate concentrations inside the bioreactor.
Application Report: Ethanol Dialysis
The online analyzer TRACE C2 Control allows a rapid and precise determination of the Ethanol concentration in the fermenter.
Application Report: Methanol Dialysis
The online analyzer TRACE C2 Control allows a rapid and precise determination of the methanol concentration in the fermenter and provides the tools for a quick set-up of a feed control strategy
Application Report: Glucose & Lactate (in Small Bioreactors)
The online analyser TRACE C2 Control allows a rapid and precise determination of glucose and lactate concentrations inside small bioreactors.
Application Report: Glucose & Lactate
The online analyzer TRACE C2 Control allows a rapid and precise determination of glucose and lactate concentrations inside the bioreactor.
Posters
Process Optimization by the Use of Substrate Feeding Strategies
Online glucose monitoring is possible by using Trace C2 Control system. Feed control without online glucose monitoring causes acetate formation due to overflow metabolism.
Optimized Fed-Batch Fermentation by Use of Online Glucose Measurement
This poster presentation features an integrated multivariate glucose measuring tool combined with software solutions which allow different types of feeding-strategies.
High Frequency Glucose and Lactate Measurements in Multi-Bioreactor Vessels
TRACE C2 is an online analyzer for monitoring and controlling glucose and lactate concentrations in bioreactors. With the extension M4 it is possible to monitor Glucose and Lactate in up to four simultaneous bioprocesses.
Online-Controlling of Glucose in Cultivations and Fermentations
TRACE C2 Control is a new online analyzer for monitoring and controlling of glucose concentrations in bioprocesses. In disturbance reaction experiments and in an E.coli fermentation it can be successfully shown that a reliable control is possible.
Implementation of a New Method for Online Glucose Control in a 10L CHO Bioprocess
This poster shows how glucose concentration can be directly measured based on an enzymatic reaction. This method is then used to control the glucose level in a fed-batch fermentation at a
constant level.
Single-Use Bioreactor for High Density Bacterial Fermentation
Glucose measurement is performed on-line using the TRACE C2 analyser. This allows to follow-up glucose uptake rate and monitor fed batch culture with retro-control on the glucose pump such as maintain glucose level at predefined set point.
Empowering Process Optimization for a mAb-Expressing CHO Cell Line
Coupling miniature mass spectrometry (MS) with microchip capillary electrophoresis (CE) fulfills an unmet need: simple, rapid at-line nutrient quantitation.
Using CE-HPMS For Accelerated Process Development of a mAb-Expressing Cell Line
The coupling of miniature mass spectrometry (MS) to a microchip capillary electrophoresis (CE) platform provides a simple solution for at-line amino acid quantitation.
Dynamic Range Optimization for Amino Acid Quantitation with an Integrated CE-MS Analyzer
The coupling of miniature mass spectrometry (MS) to a microchip capillary electrophoresis (CE) platform provides a simple solution for amino acid quantitation.
Rapid at line quantitation of key nutrients in cell culture media
This poster details the benefits of coupling of miniature mass spectrometry to a microchip capillary electrophoresis platform for characterizing cell media metabolites in fresh and spent media.
Technical Papers
Tech Note: Glucose & Lactate Dialysis (Low)
These data were compiled in order to give an overview of typical system and sensor performance in the low concentration range using the dialysis-low sampling method. Operational temperature in the bioreactor was set to 37°C.
Tech Note: Glucose & Lactate Dialysis
These data were compiled in order to give an overview of the system and sensor performance in the normal concentration range using the dialysis sampling method.
Tech Note: Pressure Stability of the Dialysis Probe
The TRACE dialysis probe can be safely used in large reactors. Its dialysis membrane does not suffer from higher pressure due to hydrostatic and/ or pressurized conditions.
Tech Note: Interference of Other Sugars on Glucose and Lactate Measurements
Most sugars have no influence on glucose measurement. The only exception is mannose, which shows a low positive interference on the glucose measurement.
Webinars
Harness the Power of At-Line Spend Media Analysis to Optimize a CHO mAb Fed-Batch Process
This webcast shares a data-driven and accelerated cell culture media screening as well as the selection in the Ambr15 microbioreactor system.
Multi-Component At-Line Cell Culture Media Analysis
In this talk, Graziella Piras discusses a data-driven and accelerated media screening, selection, and optimization experiment leveraging REBEL.
Power up your process control with rapid at line MS-based key nutrient monitoring
Graziella Piras, bioprocess segment director for 908 Devices, spoke at BPI Europe 2022 on the benefits of at-line nutrient monitoring.
Biopharma 4.0: Finding Opportunities to Leverage New At-Line Data
Listen how REBEL users describe how they use better data acquisition, management platforms, and process modeling to implement process intensification.
Process Modeling with Researchers from Johns Hopkins University
Listen to a dynamic discussion on the highlights of a new peer-reviewed article exploring model-based approached to cell culture optimization
Process Intensification: Do You Have All the Data You Need When You Need It?
The need for process intensification and implementation of Bioprocess 4.0 requires extensive real time data acquisition and process modelling. At line MS-based technologies presented here provide key cellular metabolic and protein quality data in real time to support process intensification and modelling.
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