Cytiva Sweden Ab

Ge Healthcare Bio-sciences Ab

Fredrik Oskar Lundstrom

Klaus Gebauer

Amit Kumar Sharma

Ajit S Vernekar

Nachiket Karmarkar

Sasi Kumar Nutalapati

Amit Kumar Singh

Mats Olsson

Karl Axel Jakob Liderfelt

Jan-Erik Lynga

Karl Liderfelt

Supti Datta

Jean Pierre Neff

Mats Rimmo

Mike Peters

Jakob Liderfelt

Sangeetha Raghu Ramachandran

Rajan Thiyaga

Anna Karlin

Thiyaga Rajan

A base station () and a bioprocess system (), wherein said base station () comprises: a frame or housing (), wherein said frame or housing comprises a number of valves (-----) into which a disposable tubing set () during run of the system is provided such that at least one inlet (-) of the disposable tubing set is connected to at least one outlet (-) of the disposable tubing set via a bioprocess separation device () of the bioprocess system (); a movable pump holding device (), which can be provided in at least two different positions, whereof one is within the frame or housing () and another is at least partly outside the frame or housing () and which comprises at least one pump main body (), said pump mainbody comprising a connection () configured for connecting to a disposable pump connection part () comprised in the disposable tubing set ().

Bioprocess system

The invention discloses a first unit () for treatment of a bioprocess liquid comprising a first lateral face (), a second lateral face () and a front face () which meets the two said lateral faces. The front face comprises: a plurality of valves () adapted to receive and act upon one or more legs () of a disposable flow path (); optionally one or more pumps () adapted to receive and act upon one or more legs of the disposable flow path; optionally one or more sensors () adapted to receive and to measure one or more parameters in one or more legs of the disposable flow path; wherein the plurality of valves and optional pumps and sensors are vertically offset from each other to give one or more legs of a disposable flow path received by said valves and optional pumps and sensors a slope of at least 3.0 degrees from the horizontal plane (h).

Unit for treatment of a bioprocess liquid

The disclosure generally relates to methods and apparatus for the efficient quantitative recovery of valuable biological fluids from filtration systems, more particularly to efficient quantitative recovery of valuable biological fluids from high precision separation systems suitable for use in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

Method for enhancing filtration yields in tangential flow filtration system

Filtration instrument

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Uppsala, Sweden

Fredrik Oskar Lundstrom