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Univercells Technologies’ New Solution for Streamlined Bioprocess Development

Miniaturized scale-X nexo bioreactor offers lab managers scalability and cost-efficiency in cell culture

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Univercells Technologies by Donaldson has launched the scale-X™ nexo bioreactor, a breakthrough in fixed-bed bioreactor design, helping lab managers optimize early-stage cell culture processes. With a 0.5 m² growth surface, the scale-X nexo enables labs to achieve high cell densities and consistent distribution, enhancing efficiency in cell and gene therapy and vaccine development. The scale-X nexo’s scalability ensures labs can quickly transition from development to commercial production while maintaining cost efficiency.

How scale-X nexo Benefits Lab Managers

  1. Efficient Resource Use: Reduced media and reagent consumption for lower operational costs.
  2. Direct Scalability: Simplifies the scale-up process with a pathway to larger scale-X bioreactors.
  3. Time Savings in Development: Optimized for rapid setup and efficient process screening.
  4. Enhanced Monitoring: Skaia™ software estimates cell count without sampling, boosting productivity.

With its low-cost, low-volume approach, the scale-X nexo bioreactor allows lab managers to efficiently manage costs, ensuring sustainable, high-density cell cultures for biopharma applications.

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