|Articles|October 2, 2015
- BioPharm International-10-15-2015
- Volume 2015 eBook
- Issue 2
Automation of Single-Use Systems
Author(s)Jerold M. Martin
BioPharm International eBooksVolume 28, Issue 14 Single-use technologies including polymer film bags, tubing, filter capsules, and appropriate connectors have become widely accepted in bioprocessing of proteins and vaccines.
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eBooks Volume 28, Issue 14
Single-use technologies including polymer film bags, tubing, filter capsules, and appropriate connectors have become widely accepted in bioprocessing of proteins and vaccines. Recognized key benefits are elimination of cross contamination and cleaning, reduction of capital cost and environmental impact, and greater flexibility in manufacturing. Read this article and other articles in
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