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At-line spent media analysis is now a reality
To elevate process development decisions to real-time, researchers require new analytical platforms that simplify analysis and accelerate delivery of actionable intelligence.
Differences in fresh commercially available hybridoma media
Select the best CHO media from the start
Performing your own quick assays of the media you receive ensures consistency in the cell media fed to your cells.
Analyze media without removing your mAb on the Rebel
Identify variations in dry and liquid CHO media
Running a quick fresh media assay prior to feeding the culture ensures consistency of the media components when scaling up or during the transition between liquid-to-dry media blends.
Tease out variations in dry cell culture media
Running a simple media assay prior to feeding your cells can ensure that the composition of the media is what is expected.
Don’t sweat your cell media additives
Handle non-ionic surfactants in cell media samples with ease
Brochures & Flyers
Podcasts
Posters
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.
Quantitation of metabolites in classical and customized cell culture media by an integrated CE-MS Analyzer
Quantitation of metabolites in cell culture media by an integrated CE-MS analyzer for upstream process development
A Rapid Microfluidic Method for Molecular Weight Determination and Spent Media Analysis of an IgG1 Intact Protein in Growth Media
Rapid at line nutrient profiling from an ammonia stressed CHO cell line
Published Articles
Specification Sheets
Webinars
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
Ask the Expert: Bioprocess 101 – Cell Culture Media Analysis
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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