Bioreactor Production
Stainless steel installations are often cost-prohibitive and time-consuming. In contrast, adoption of single-use or hybrid systems represents a faster, more flexible, and less capital-intensive route. When selecting a single-use bioreactor platform, key considerations include scalability and quality control:
- To successfully implement a large-scale single-use bioreactor platform, equivalent performance or scalability with smaller sized bioreactors across the platform must be demonstrated. Characterization of key engineering parameters, including power input per volume, mixing time, oxygen transfer capabilities, and temperature mapping across all scales are required.
- For single-use products and systems to meet high quality standards, there must be a mature quality control system in place. The system needs to manage the entire life-cycle, from component selection, testing and qualification, to assembly manufacturing, in-process testing, and final product release.
Managing Process Scale-up and Tech Transfer of an Upstream Suite
Converting from pilot to process scale and transferring technology requires precise and seamless organization, communication, and documentation. A well-developed technology transfer package:
- Provides a clear understanding of the process and technologies
- Determines the appropriate path to achieve goals of the project
- Aligns with the pharmaceutical quality management system as outlined in ICH Q10
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