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Serum‐free suspension cultivation of PER.C6® cells and recombinant adenovirus production under different pH conditions

27 Sept 2002

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PER.C6(R) cell growth, metabolism, and adenovirus production were studied in head-to-head comparisons in stirred bioreactors under different pH conditions. Cell growth rate was found to be similar in the pH range of 7.1-7.6, while a long lag phase and a slower growth rate were observed at pH 6.8. The specific consumption rates of glucose and glutamine decreased rapidly over time during batch cell growth, as did...

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PMID: 12355468
DOI: 10.1002/bit.10443

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