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A cartridge oxygenator for mammalian cell culture in a stirred tank bioreactor

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Biotechnology Techniques

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Tubing made of membrane with high oxygen permeability is often used in supplying oxygen to animal cell culture bioreactors. We have fabricated the tubing into a cartridge configuration. Such an arrangement allows damaged tubing to be replaced conveniently and eases the maintenance of such an oxygenator in bioreactors.

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Seamans, T.C., Hu, W.S. A cartridge oxygenator for mammalian cell culture in a stirred tank bioreactor. Biotechnol Tech 5, 83–84 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00159975

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