Fermentation

Companies Fermentation

BlueSens gas sensor GmbH, Germany

BlueSens – Gas analyser for bioprocesses BlueSens gas sensor GmbH develops and markets PAT (process analytical technology) conform sensors compliant with FDA for many gases like CO2 and O2. Founded in 2001 as a specialist for gas analysis in bioprocesses, BlueSens is meanwhile the market leader an more

Sartorius AG, Germany

The Sartorius Group is a leading international laboratory and process technology provider covering the segments of biotechnology and mechatronics. Founded in 1870, the Goettingen-based company currently employs more than 4,500 persons. The major areas of activity in its biotechnology segment focu more

Vogelbusch Biocommodities GmbH, Österreich

VOGELBUSCH is a centre of excellence for the key biotechnological tasks of fermentation, separation, distillation and evaporation, and offers a wide range of proprietary technologies for the industrial production of biocommodities, such as alcohol, vinegar, yeast, organic acids, glucose and sweetene more

Products Fermentation

DASGIP - Parallel Bioreactor Systems for Unparalleled Results

DASGIP provides a broad range of bioreactors in variable scales from 35 mL to 4 L for cultivation of bacterial, phototrophic, animal and human cells more

BIOSTAT® A plus - compact autoclavable fermenter | bioreactor system

The BIOSTAT® Aplus is a compact, autoclavable fermentor | bioreactor system specially designed for preliminary or investigational R&D more

Combined analyzer for CO2 and O2: BlueInOne Ferm

The new online analyzer for bioprocesses combines the parallel measurement of CO2 and O2 with just one space-saving sensor more

Catalogues Fermentation

Products and Solutions for Science and Research

Take a look at our extensive portfolio for the laboratory. We offer you solutions for: liquid handling, filtration, cell cultivation, weighing and quality control more

Videos Fermentation

Increase throughput and robustness of your antibody purification

TOYOPEARL AF-rProtein A-650F combines a high binding capacity at short residence time and fast mass transfer kinetics with alkaline stability. Protein A based affinity chromatography is the industry standard for the capture of monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) in downstream processing. Rising fermentatio more

News Fermentation

• Evolva reaches milestone in BASF collaboration

  Evolva Holding SA announced that it has achieved a key milestone in its collaboration with BASF. The collaboration involves joint research on the design of novel and optimised biosynthetic routes for a natural product with crop protection potential. Evolva has produced a yeast strain that achieves a more

• Evolva in collaboration with Ajinomoto Co

  Evolva Holding SA announced that it has entered into a collaboration agreement with Ajinomoto Co. Inc., Japan, for the joint development of novel fermentation production routes for a natural functional ingredient for application in Personal Care.  During the 3½ year collaboration, Ajinomoto Co will more

• Evolva in collaboration with Roquette

  Evolva Holding SA announced the signing of an agreement with Roquette Frères SA for joint research and development of novel and optimised biosynthetic production routes for an ingredient with important applications in food products.The collaboration will run for up to 4.5 years and involve c. 7% of more

White papers Fermentation

• Successful Isolation of a Proliferating Cell Population with Stem Cell-like Properties from Rat Pancreas
  

  Exocrine glands have been shown to be potential sources of pluri-/multipotent adult stem cells that are highly versatile as demonstrated for pancreas, testis, salivary glands, and sweat glands. Primary cultures of these adult stem cells have the capacity for extended self-renewal and are able to differentiate in vitro into cell types of the three embryonic germ layers. The Fraunhofer EMB established a standardized isolation procedure that was successfully applied to the isolation of proliferating cells from different animal tissues and human biopsies. With this technique, tissue specimens are ­generally dissociated in a two-step protocol using collagenase. The gland-derived cell populations adhere to the culture dish and start to proliferate. During in vitro propagation, these glandular stem cells exhibit a population doubling of at least 30, depending on the organ and the species more

• Isolation of Keratinocytes and Fibroblasts from Human Foreskin by One-step Enzyme Incubation Using Liberase Research Grade Products
  

  For the in vitro testing of pharmaceutical, cosmetic and chemical products conventional cell cultures are increasingly being replaced by three-dimensional (3D) cell culture models with organ-specific characteristics. Using tissue engineering techniques, a living human skin equivalent has been developed at the Fraunhofer IGB which mimics the normal human skin. The fabrication of the 3D skin model requires the isolation and growth of primary keratinocytes and fibroblasts from human skin tissue. For the isolation of the cells it is necessary to dissociate the skin tissue in the dermal and epidermal layer without destroying the cells. Usually, cell isolation is performed in a two-step protocol. Following dissociation of both layers with dispase, collagenases are used to release the fibroblasts from the dermis. The goal of all cell isolation procedures is to maximize the yield of dissociated cells that are viable and functionally active. more

Websites Fermentation