GEN Magazine
November 1, 2018 Vol. 38, No. 19
Feature Articles
Supplement
Single-Use Technologies for Bioprocessing
Key advantages associated with single-use technology include reduced risk of cross-contamination, lower capital expenditure, and flexibility in accommodating changing consumer needs.
Single-Use Modules Expedite Total Solutions
Single-use and distributed scenarios are more likely if smaller product quantities are required.
Automating the Adoption of Single-Use Technology
Single-use technologies for commercial bioprocessing can provide significant benefits in terms of cost and time reduction.
Evolution of Single-Use Bioprocessing into BioPharm 4.0
Efficiency gains with intelligent biomanufacturing have tremendous potential to further advance the benefits of single-use manufacturing.
Single-Use Technology Underpins Modular Cleanrooms
In single-use systems, the critical fluid path may be protected within a cleanroom area.
Columns
Microfluidic Dragnet Catches Most-Wanted Antibodies
The long arm of GigaGen is reaching out for antibodies of interest. Combining microfluidics, genomics, and protein library engineering, the company is looking to do more than round up the usual suspects.
Short Stories to Peruse—With Info You Might Use…
Short stories on flies, bacterium, and obesity.
Tutorials
Improving Cell Culture Outcomes through Stabilized bFGF
Basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) isn’t so basic, given its sensitivity to heat. But a stable recombinant bFGF, from Thermo Fisher, can simplify cell culture workflows and improve 2D and 3D culture results.
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To remove nucleic acids from biological samples, successful strategies have traditionally included chemical means.
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