Fermentation Lays the Foundation for Final Product Production
Bioprocessing companies, as well as those companies focused on cell and gene therapeutic products, understand that the fermentation application must provide an optimal microbial synthesis environment. Additionally, the fermentation process must help ensure an economically feasible production yield in a form that allows for cost-efficient, large-scale production.
Modern bioprocessing facilities have capacities that can range from 1,000 to 25,000 liters. Scaling up the biologic material from a few million cells in several milliliters of culture to these production volumes is a challenge that requires aseptic media transfer at each point along the seed train.