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Cell Culture Technology
Lonza’s OptiALTO™ Platform Leverages Raman Spectroscopy as PAT to Significantly Boost High-Cell-Density Culture Productivity
Lonza Switzerland Overview Lonza's OptiALTO™ platform is achieving significant increases in productivity for high-cell-density cultures by integrating Raman spectroscopy as a Process Analytical Technology (PAT). This innovative approach ... -
New Technology
Raman Spectroscopy Emerges as Key PAT for Real-time Metabolite Monitoring in Continuous & Perfusion Bioprocessing, Aligned with ICH Q13 Guidelines
Technology Networks Global Overview Process Analytical Technology (PAT) strategies are increasingly crucial for optimizing continuous and perfusion bioprocessing. Raman spectroscopy is emerging as the preferred in-line analytical techniq... -
New Technology
Raman Spectroscopy Outperforms NIR in Bioprocess Monitoring, Offering Enhanced Metabolite Selectivity with Reduced Water Interference
Technology Networks Global Overview In real-time bioprocess monitoring, Raman spectroscopy demonstrates superior selectivity for metabolites like glucose and lactate in cell cultures compared to Near-Infrared (NIR) spectroscopy, due to i... -
New Technology
Fujifilm and HORIBA Co-Develop High-Sensitivity Inline Raman Measurement System for Real-Time Cell Culture and Purification Monitoring in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Outsourced Pharma Japan Overview Fujifilm and HORIBA have co-developed a high-sensitivity inline Raman measurement system for real-time monitoring of cell culture and purification processes in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. This system... -
Market Trends
Raman Spectroscopy Outperforms NIR for Glucose/Lactate Monitoring in Bioprocess, Becomes Industry Standard
Technology Networks UK Overview Raman spectroscopy has demonstrated superior selectivity and predictive accuracy compared to Near-Infrared (NIR) spectroscopy for real-time monitoring of glucose and lactate in mammalian cell cultures. Thi... -
New Technology
RSC Publishing Reviews Electrochemical and Raman-Based Approaches for Rapid Bacterial Diagnostics in POCT, Highlighting Sensitive Multiplex Detection and Matrix Effect Challenges
RSC Publishing UK Overview RSC Publishing has reviewed advancements in electrochemical and Raman-based approaches for rapid bacterial diagnostics at the point of care (POCT). Electrochemical biosensors are well-suited for low-cost POCT d...
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