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Boosting cell culture yields with intensified fed batch processing

Boosting cell culture yields with intensified fed batch processing


With its core innovation of N-1 perfusion, Intensified Fed-Batch (IFB) cell culture technology represents a significant advancement in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, addressing the limitations of traditional fed-batch (TFB) processes. This whitepaper discusses how our advanced IFB platform, S-Tensify™, enables faster and more efficient development cycles while maintaining high quality across various therapeutic modalities. Read more 


The new gold standard in cell culture technology

Intensified fed-batch (IFB) culture, an innovative approach that addresses the limitations of traditional fed-batch (TFB) culture, can improve the quality and titers for a cell culture process by incorporating perfusion processes into the workflow. Typically, this perfusion allows a process to achieve a higher density of viable cells during the N-1 step, prior to introduction to the production bioreactor, in turn enabling a higher inoculation cell density in the main culture. 

 

Optimizing for high cell density

In this whitepaper, we detail how S-Tensify™, a groundbreaking IFB platform process developed by Samsung Biologics, takes this concept a step further to achieve optimal production efficiency. Using S-Tensify™, Samsung Biologics tailors cell culture processes to maximize productivity for different cell lines used in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, thereby supporting more efficient, streamlined biopharmaceutical production.

Boosting cell culture yields with intensified fed batch processing


With its core innovation of N-1 perfusion, Intensified Fed-Batch (IFB) cell culture technology represents a significant advancement in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, addressing the limitations of traditional fed-batch (TFB) processes. This whitepaper discusses how our advanced IFB platform, S-Tensify™, enables faster and more efficient development cycles while maintaining high quality across various therapeutic modalities. Read more 


The new gold standard in cell culture technology

Intensified fed-batch (IFB) culture, an innovative approach that addresses the limitations of traditional fed-batch (TFB) culture, can improve the quality and titers for a cell culture process by incorporating perfusion processes into the workflow. Typically, this perfusion allows a process to achieve a higher density of viable cells during the N-1 step, prior to introduction to the production bioreactor, in turn enabling a higher inoculation cell density in the main culture. 

 

Optimizing for high cell density

In this whitepaper, we detail how S-Tensify™, a groundbreaking IFB platform process developed by Samsung Biologics, takes this concept a step further to achieve optimal production efficiency. Using S-Tensify™, Samsung Biologics tailors cell culture processes to maximize productivity for different cell lines used in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, thereby supporting more efficient, streamlined biopharmaceutical production.

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