Hollow Fiber Bioreactors: Applying Histocentric Principles

The concept of the hollow fiber bioreactor was introduced to promote a more “cell-centric” perspective in cell culture systems. Traditional 2D and low-density suspension culture methods are not ideal because they often lead to high variability and inconsistent protein folding. These methods can also result in significant contamination from host cell proteins and DNA. The … Continue reading Hollow Fiber Bioreactors: Applying Histocentric Principles