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Cell Culture Bioreactors are available in 75-300 L capacity.
April 4, 2006 -
BioFloŽ Pro Cell Culture pilot- and production-scale bioreactors feature modular design enabling customization and on-the-spot field upgrades as processing or manufacturing needs change. Cell culture systems are used to grow suspension cell cultures to obtain antibodies or proteins, which can be used for treating range of medical conditions including asthma, hemophilia, cancer, and AIDS.
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Release date: March 1, 2006
New Brunswick Scientific Expands Line of BioFlo Pro Bioreactors with New Pilot- and Production-Scale Models
EDISON, N.J., March 1 / -- New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc. (NBS) (NASDAQ:NBSC), today announced the expansion of its range of cell culture systems to include new pilot- and production-scale bioreactors in 75- to 300-liter capacities. The new BioFloŽ Pro Cell Culture Bioreactors feature a modular design, enabling ready customization, rapid delivery and on- the-spot field upgrades as processing or manufacturing needs change.
These cell culture systems are typically used to grow suspension cell cultures in order to obtain antibodies or proteins, which can be used in turn for treating a large range of medical conditions including asthma, hemophilia, cancer and AIDS. The large-scale units complement NBS' existing, full line of cell culture systems -- which now includes a 500-mL disposable system as well as a series of autoclavable and sterilizable-in-place bioreactors for research through production.
New Brunswick Scientific President and Chief Operating Officer James Orcutt commented, "We find that scientists and engineers are choosing our BioFlo Pro cell culture systems because of the success they have had using our smaller-scale systems, as well as the systems' built-in versatility and quick delivery -- often in as little as 12 weeks. In fact, our new field-upgradeable bioreactors combine the best features of our BioFlo Pro fermentation line -- including ease of operation, maintenance and systems integration -- with a modular design that not only enhances reactivity and adaptability to fluctuating demands, but does so at a very competitive price."
New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc., is a leading global provider of a comprehensive line of research equipment and scientific instrumentation for use in the life science industry. The Company's products are used in the creation, maintenance and control of physical and biochemical environments required for the growth, detection and storage of microorganisms for medical, biological and chemical applications, as well as environmental research and commercial product development. NBS is a forerunner in the research and development of pioneering equipment to meet the challenges of new areas of advancement in life science. Established in 1946, New Brunswick Scientific is headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with sales and distribution facilities strategically located in the United States, Europe and Asia. For more information, please visit http://www.nbsc.com/ .
Source: New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc.
Web site: http://www.nbsc.com/ Company Information: Name: New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc. Address: 44 Talmadge Rd. City: Edison State: NJ ZIP: 08818 Country: USA Phone: 732-287-1200 FAX: 732-287-4222 http://www.nbsc.com
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