Implementation of Single-use Bioreactors for Microbial Fermentation is Easier Than You Think

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Recorded18 Oct 2017

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Ken Clapp, a senior member of GE Healthcare Life Sciences' upstream product management team explores in more detail the implementation of single-use systems for microbial fermentation including which processes make good candidates for single-use and considerations for transitioning from stainless steel.

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