ABLE 30 mL Disposable Bioreactor
ABBWVS03A-6
Brand: ABLE®
A sterile single-use disposable (30 mL) bioreactor for use with the ABLE 3D Magnetic Stir System.
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Cost-effective, lab-scale iPS cell spheroid culture
Growth of iPS cells in spheroid suspension culture (3D) closely resemble embryoid body structures naturally formed by embryonic stem cells. This 3D growth format offers improved yield, viability and high efficiency for the expansion of human iPS cells and differentiation in a cost-effective format. The ABLE 3D Magnetic Stir and Disposable Bioreactor System enables stem cell researchers to utilize a 30 mL bioreactor vessel for cell culturing or production of up to 5x107 cells per vessel, equivalent to approximately ten 10 cm plates.
The Able Bioreactor system has been shown to facilitate reprogramming to iPSCs as well1.
The ABLE 30 mL disposable bioreactor works with the ABLE Bioreactor Magnetic Stir System (30 mL) (Cat. No. ABBWSS03N0S-6) to provide affordable bioreactor capabilities to laboratory scale projects.
ABLE Bioreactor Flask contains a delta-wing-shaped impeller with a magnet on each blade located within the bioreactor provides low-shear agitation. Its design encourages the formation and growth of uniform spheroid cell clusters. The bioreactor allows for the flexibility of using seed stock from single-cell suspensions of iPS cells, passaged colony fragments, or mini-spheroids generated from low-adherence cell culture dishes or multi-well plates.
Bioreactor system features
- Bioreactor flask capacity is 30 mL, enabling 5- to 10-fold cell expansion (up to 50 million cells per flask)
- Typical growth is 200-300 μm spheroids
- Bioreactor is made of high-density polycarbonate for compatibility with iPS cell cultivation
- Vessel interior surface is tested for biocompatibility
- Polypropylene screw cap contains 0.2 μm nylon membrane to allow for passive gas exchange
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