Process for improving mass transfer in a membrane bioreactor and

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Spore forming or isolating process

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4352401, 435240241, 43524025, 435300, C12N 500, C12N 502, C12M 118

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ABSTRACT:
A process for improving mass transfer in a bioreactor having at least one semi-permeable membrane defining first and second chambers on opposite sides of the membrane provides for circulating a first media including nutrients and the like through the first chamber and for circulating a second media for cell culture through the second chamber of the bioreactor. The first and second media may be circulated through a plurality of bioreactors connected in parallel while balancing the flow in each reactor. The flow in the second circuit can be periodically reversed to provide increased cell culture.

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