Dissolved CO2: A Critical Process Parameter in Upstream Bioprocessing 

Thursday, October 24, 2019
10am PT /1pm ET

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Overview

Accumulation of CO2 in fermentation and cell cultures can become a significant problem affecting productivity and product quality of recombinant proteins and monoclonal antibodies (mAbs).

During this webinar, the following topics will be approached with a technical perspective:

  • Measuring CO2 inline and monitor its accumulation
  • Elevated CO2 partial pressure (pCO2) can alter protein glycosylation and affects the purity of mAbs
  • pCO2 is affecting media and intracellular osmolality
  • Measuring pCO2 offline versus inline
  • Monitoring and controlling CO2 during a fermentation

A list of scientific references for fermentation and cell culture processes will be also communicated and available after the webinar.


In this webinar you’ll learn:
The importance of CO2 and how to produce consistent product quality and optimize cell culture performance. How to control and utilize CO2 data as a critical parameter. 

Who should attend: 
Microbiologists, Process Engineers, R&D scientists, Process Development, MTECH, MSAT, bioprocessing engineers at pilot and manufacturing scale, working upstream with fermentation or cell culture models.

Presenters

Presenter
Oliver Berteau
Global Industry Manager, Pharmaceutical
Mettler Toledo
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Presenter
Mike Auerbach
Editor-in-Chief (Moderator)
American Pharmaceutical Review