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News Release from: BioProcessors | Subject: Invitrogen and SimCell
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 June 2006
High throughput scaled-down bioreactor
tool
Invitrogen adds BioProcessors SimCell high throughput automated cell culture microbioreactor system for process development services
Invitrogen Corporation and BioProcessors Corporation today announced a technology collaboration in which Invitrogen will provide process development services utilising the BioProcessor SimCell Automated Management (SAM) robotic system The installation of a SimCell unit in the Invitrogen Grand Island facility is underway, with client projects offered through PD-Direct beginning this fall
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 19 Jul 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The SimCell system is a high throughput simulated scale-down bioreactor tool designed to run a higher number of experiments than previously feasible.
"This technology enables data intensive approaches such as multivariate analyses to better engineer our cell culture media and enhance processes for our customers," said Reg Joseph, Invitrogen Business Area Manager, BioProduction.
"BioProcessors SimCell technology was developed to meet the need for greater process development power," said BioProcessors CEO Andrey Zarur.
"We are excited about the pairing of the Invitrogen process development expertise with the Design of Experiments capability enabled by the SimCell technology".
Invitrogen and BioProcessors also announced that they will continue to collaborate on the development of high throughout cell culture applications for the SimCell platform and will look to expand MicroBioreactor technology into other areas of cell and tissue culture science.
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