Growth and death rates of bovine embryonic kidney cells in turbulent microcarrier bioreactors

Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering - Tập 4 - Trang 81-89 - 1989
R. S. Cherry1, E. T. Papoutsakis2,3
1Center for Biochemical Engineering, Duke University, Durham, USA
2Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Northwestern University Evanston, USA
3Houston

Tóm tắt

Bead-bead collisions have been characterized using the velocity of the smallest turbulent eddies to calculate a turbulent collision severity (defined as the energy of collisions times their frequency), but a shear-based collision mechanism with a different dependence on the system variables is also applicable. This shearbased mechanism and the ratio of smallest eddy size to microcarrier diameter can explain the beneficial effects of both smaller diameter microcarriers and higher viscosity of the medium on the growth rate of bovine embryonic kidney cells. Death rates of these cells have also been measured at several levels of agitation. The decrease in apparent growth rate from increasing agitation is caused both by a higher rate of cell death as well as a lower intrinsic growth rate.

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