Shaker capable of being used in carbon dioxide incubator and cell suspension culture method
AssigneeZhengzhou Viri Biotech Co.,Ltd.
InventorZhiqiang Han
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AssigneeZhengzhou Viri Biotech Co.,Ltd.
InventorZhiqiang Han
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The present invention relates to a shaker capable of being used in a carbon dioxide incubator and a cell suspension culture method. The shaker comprises a power supply system, a driving device and an executing mechanism. The power supply system is connected with the driving device through a power line, of which the length can pass through the inside and the outside of the incubator through a joint position of an inner door of the incubator and a sealing gasket on a frame of an incubator door or through a through hole in the back of the incubator. The power line enables the driving device and the executing mechanism, and the power supply system to be arranged inside and the outside the incubator respectively, thereby solving problems of temperature-control failure of the incubator resulting from excessive accumulated heat produced by the power supply system and damage to electronic elements of the incubator caused by dampness in the incubator when a conventional shaker is used in the carbon dioxide incubator.
A shaker capable of being used in a carbon dioxide incubator, comprising a power supply system, a driving device and an executing mechanism, wherein the power supply system is connected with the driving device through a power line, of which the length can pass through the inside and the outside of the incubator through a joint position of an inner door of the incubator and a sealing gasket on a frame of an incubator door or through a through hole in the back of the incubator;
A cell suspension culture method, wherein the driving device and the executing mechanism, and the power supply system of the shaker are arranged inside and outside the ordinary carbon dioxide incubator respectively, and the power supply system is connected with the driving device through the power line;
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