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US 10,119,110 B2Granted
Bioreactor using oxygen-carrying molecules
AssigneeHemarina
InventorFrank Zal
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Abstract
The present invention relates to devices and bioreactors capable of delivering oxygen to a cell culture using oxygen-carrying molecules. The bioreactor comprises at least two chambers separated by an oxygen-permeable membrane. The oxygen-carrying molecules are chosen from extracellular hemoglobin isolated from worm belonging to Arenicoliolae family or Nereidiolae family.
Claims7
A bioreactor comprising:
- at least one first chamber comprising cells in a culture medium and to provide growth conditions suitable for cell culturing;
- and
- a receptacle comprising:
- a second chamber for said bioreactor, at least partially defined by an oxygen-permeable membrane, and
- a plurality of oxygen-carrying molecules contained within said second chamber, said oxygen carrying molecules being chosen from extracellular hemoglobins isolated from worms belonging to Arenicolidae family or Nereididae family, said oxygen-carrying molecules being in a form selected from the group consisting of dissolved in a sterile buffer suitable for cell culture, dissolved in a medium used for cell culture, dissolved in a cell culture, lyophilized, and thawed,
- wherein said receptacle does not comprise any hollow fiber system, and
- wherein said receptacle is positioned within said first chamber.
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