MDX - Flow Chamber Bioreactor

The fluid-bed bioreactor can be used in the medical technology and   research, e.g., in the cultivation of the functioning liver cells, cartilages   and flat skin cells. Some cells of the functioning tissue are removed by   biopsy and are cultivated in a culture bottle with specific nutrients medium.   The cells are transferred after the reproduction to the carrier pads made of   polymer, of porous ceramic or fleeceon in the chamber. The cells grow to   functioning tissue cultures with corresponding properties. The developed cell   cultures are removed enzymatic and further processed. The tissue cultivation   process is carried out in an incubator at optimal temperature. The required   nutrient medium for the cultivation of cell tissue must be prepared outside   the fluid bed chamber. It is enriched with necessary nutrients for growth of   the cells. The nutritious medium is pumped by a peristaltic pump continuous   and slowly to the cells in the fluid-bed chamber. The spent medium is to   remove by means of a pump from the chamber. The aeration of the cells is   directly by convection. On this way, the tissues and the cells are optimally   supplied with oxygen and nutrients and can grow well. The fluid-bed   bioreactor can be used also in cell cultivation for the production of   eukaryotic proteins, monoclonal antibodies and other cell substances of   research and pharmaceutical industry and with specific bacteria’s in the   preliminary examinations and tests of the biotechnology e.g. at the reduction   of pollutions in the wastewater or in the ground.