From your Lab to the Industrial Plant
BIONET, a unique provider for your project life cycle: from the Lab to the Industrial Plant
BIONET, a unique provider for your project life cycle: from the Lab to the Industrial Plant
Details that Matter
Deciding the configuration of your bioreactor can be a challenging process, especially when looking fora benchtop system to take the first steps at this scale. For that reason, configurability and expandabilityare the main factors to consider in this situation, so the optimization of your process does not getcompromised due to a rigid and closed system. […]
Expert References
HOW TO USE THE BIONET GAS MODULE ON AN F0/F1 OPTIMALLY FOR MY PROCESS?
For the controlled production of microorganisms or living systems, gasification needs are always a criticalpart of the process regardless of its phase and its configuration can be challenging.Versatility and reliability are essential, on the one hand to find the conditions that optimize the processand on the other hand to reproduce the conditions entered from the […]
Scientific Academy
Production in semi-continuous mode with the yeast Pichia pastoris using BIONET’s F1 bioreactor
The yeast Pichia pastoris, has been successfully used as an efficientsystem to produce heterologous proteins [1]. Herein, we report thedevelopment of a semi-continuous process to improve the productionof recombinant proteins in P. pastoris in BIONET’s F1 bench-top3-liter bioreactor, equipped with a continuous process module (CPM).Six repetitive batches were conducted in a semi-continuous processby replacing 2/3 […]
Scientific Academy
Scale-up of a bioprocess for bio-polymers production using animal by-products.
The production model of circular economy is becoming a focus ofattention in our society. One of the solutions proposed by this modelis waste revalorization. Most of the waste revalorization processesare based in the biotransformation of these waste materials intonew valuable ones. In previous works, a fermentation process thataimed to use slaughterhouse waste as a substrate […]
