Mammalian and animal cell cultures
With LAMBDA MINIFOR bioreactor, controlled, efficient and optimal mammalian/animal cell cultures are possible: stem cells, mammalian cells: CHO, HeLa, HEK-293, hybridoma, ...; insect cells: sf9, High Fives and other eukaryotic cell lines).
Which parameters are controlled for mammalian and animal cell cultures?
For mammalian and animal cell cultures, the LAMBDA MINIFOR bioreactor controls the temperature, agitation, pO2 (dissolved oxygen, OD), pH and air flow rate by internal thermal LAMBDA MASSFLOW gas flow control
Optional accessories specific for mammalian cell culturing:
For more, the LAMBDA MINIFOR bioreactor system offers feed & harvest pumps as well as a balance module for continuous culturing, a fully automatic gas mix station (air, oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen), off-gas measurements and turbidity (OD, optical density). For recombinant protein expression, the LAMBDA ANTIFO & DOZITO antifoam system is recommended.
Shear-stress-free
Gentle & cutting-edge free FiSH-TAIL agitation to avoid hydrodynamic shear stress on cell
Sterile handling
Do not be afraid of biological contamination anymore! Easy to maintain sterility for months.
Automated 4-gas-mix
LAMBDA MINI-4-GAS, automatic gas mixing module (air, O2, CO2, N2) with individual gas flow paths.
Anti-Foam
Automatic antifoam control system LAMBDA ANTIFO & DOZITO for recombinant protein expression cell culturing.
Lower volumes
Use expensive cell culture medium efficiently and reduce the preparation time with the smallest reactor volume (35 ml).
Feed / Harvest
Controlled feeding & harvesting of mammalian/animal cell culture for efficient cell metabolism and differentiation.
Precise temperature
Homogeneous temperature control is achieved by radiation heating - No hot spots at any medium volume!
OUR, CPR and RQ
Measure off-gas concentrations and calculate RQ (respiratory quotient) with SIAM fermentation software
Your customisation
Choose the accessories and customize the bioreactor kit according to your mammalian/animal cell cultures.