Device for continuous virus inactivation
OwnerJan Schaefer, Stefan Weisshaar +4inventors
InventorsJan Schaefer, Stefan Weisshaar, Alexander Helling, Mario Deuse, Bernhard Diel, Alexander Tappe
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OwnerJan Schaefer, Stefan Weisshaar +4inventors
InventorsJan Schaefer, Stefan Weisshaar, Alexander Helling, Mario Deuse, Bernhard Diel, Alexander Tappe
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Embodiments include a device for continuous virus inactivation during a protein production process comprising a first and a second fluid inlet, a first mixer, and a fluid outlet. A first liquid stream containing a target protein is introducible into the device through the first fluid inlet and is combinable in a predefined volume ratio with a second, virus-inactivating liquid stream introducible into the device through the second fluid inlet to form a third, reactive liquid stream which is conducted through the first mixer for mixing in order to generate predefined, virus-inactivating conditions. The device further comprises a head part and, downstream of the first mixer and upstream of the fluid outlet, a residence time arrangement fluidically connected to the head part for provision of a minimum residence time of the third stream, wherein the head part and the residence time arrangement are rigidly fastened to each other.
A device for continuous virus inactivation during a protein production process, comprising:
A residence time arrangement for provision of a predefined minimum residence time of a reactive liquid stream during continuous virus inactivation in a device for continuous virus inactivation, wherein, when the residence time arrangement is assembled as intended, a liquid stream containing a target protein and having predefined, virus-inactivating conditions is introducible into the residence time arrangement,
A residence time arrangement for provision of a predefined minimum residence time of a reactive liquid stream during continuous virus inactivation in a device for continuous virus inactivation, wherein, when the residence time arrangement is assembled as intended, a liquid stream containing a target protein and having predefined, virus-inactivating conditions is introducible into the residence time arrangement,
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