Bioreactor for cell culture
AssigneePrakashkumar Narasimhamurthy
InventorsPrakashkumar Narasimhamurthy, Yougunn Prakashkumar, Saradha Prakashkumar
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AssigneePrakashkumar Narasimhamurthy
InventorsPrakashkumar Narasimhamurthy, Yougunn Prakashkumar, Saradha Prakashkumar
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A bioreactor for cell culture comprising, a first set of open top troughs that are interconnected by a first set off low channels to form a first cascade, a second set of open top troughs that are interconnected by a second set of flow channels to form a second cascade, and a set of interconnecting flow channels coupled between the first cascade and the second cascade, wherein the first cascade circulates a fresh media and the second cascade circulates a cell culture and a first quantity of the fresh media from first cascade is supplied to the second cascade through the set of interconnecting flow channels when a second quantity of cell culture is removed from the second cascade.
A bioreactor for cell culture comprising:
A bioreactor for cell culture comprising at least one trough participating to form a cascade, the cascade housed within a first enclosure containing a fresh gas, the cascade operative to circulate a cell culture to interact with the fresh gas, wherein said at least one trough comprising an overflow outlet at the top to circulate said cell culture through said cascade and an outlet at the bottom coupled to a valve for collecting grown cell culture that settle down due to gravity.
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A method of cultivation of cell culture in a bioreactor comprising:
A method of growing a cell culture comprising cascading the cell culture through at least one trough housed within a first enclosure containing a fresh gas, the cascading enabling the cell culture to interact with the fresh gas.
The method of claim 28, further comprising preventing cross contamination of cell culture by infusing a sterile medium into a space between the first enclosure and a second enclosure, wherein the first enclosure is within the second enclosure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.