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Method for cultivating cells, a membrane module, utilization of a membrane module and reaction system for cultivation of said cells

CA 2385362 A1 · Owner: Eisbrenner, Guenter · Inventors: Stahl, Reiner; Markl, Herbert; Mahr, Klaus

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The invention relates to a method for cultivating cells utilizing a reaction system, whereby the reaction system comprises a compartment for dialysis fluid, a compartment for cultivating cells and a membrane module connecting both compartments, whereby each membrane module has at least two compartments which are separated from each other by said membrane one of said compartments , being flooded by dialysis fluid while the other compartment is flooded by culture fluid containing cells. A first gas is introduced into said culture fluid in said compartment for cell cultivation and a second gas is introduced into said culture fluid in the membrane module. Said membrane is a functional …

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FiledSeptember 21, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedSeptember 21, 2020
Patent numberCA 2385362 A1
Classification (IPC)C12M1/12 +1 more

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