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Cytiva Sweden Ab

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Tomas Yngve Agren

James Lloyd Webber

Mats Lundkvist

David Charles Viano

Manish Uddhaorao Choudhary

Patric Fricking

Mats Olsson

Eric Faldt

Allen Richard Starner

Henrik Ostlin

Nils Stafstrom

Thomas Falkman

Tim Francois

Olle Bjernulf

Patrick Jonsson

Johan L Carlsson

Klas Marteleur

Kerstin Elisabet Erickson

Bryan T Waid

Blair Carlson

Lars Olof Nils Rosengren

Jacek Bielawski

Lars Eriksson

Magnus Ljungstrom

Craig M Hanson

Yngve L Hareland

Anna Andersson

Erik Hammarstrand

Anita Jonsson

Jeanne Cheng

Shrish Shrikant Joshi

Prasad Yakkar Kini

Sebastian Skoglund

Erik Nilsson

Disclosed is a chromatography system () comprising: plural modules (-) including at least one pump and a column valve unit () connectable to plural chromatography columns; and a controller (), the controller being operable to control the or each pump and the column valve to perform different chromatographic processes, including chromatography employing just one column, as well as chromatography employing two or more columns by selective valve opening in said unit. The system includes a housing () into which the plural modules (-) are interchangeably mountable in apertures of one generally vertical face of housing, the modules are adapted for selective fluidic interconnection by tubing substantially at said one face such that in use the modules and tubing occupy a generally vertically extending volume to minimize the footprint of the system.

Chromatography apparatus

The invention discloses a condenser for a bioreactor exhaust, comprising: an inlet () adapted to be fluidically connected to a bioreactor exhaust port (), a cooling chamber () fluidically connected to the inlet and via a filter device () to an outlet (), a cooling conduit () in contact with the cooling chamber, a heating conduit () in contact with the filter device and a vortex tube () arranged to convey a cold gas stream through the cooling conduit and to convey a hot gas stream through the heating conduit.

Bioreactor condenser

Laboratory instrument

Pressure sensor unit for sealed attachment to a fluidic system comprising a mounting member, a membrane cavity extending through the mounting member with an opening in contact with the fluidic system when the sensor unit is attached thereto, a membrane formed at the distal end of the membrane cavity, and a membrane deflection sensor, wherein the membrane is separated from the mounting member by a stress insulating member arranged to isolate the membrane from stress and strain in the mounting member.

Pressure sensor having a connection housing and a sensor housing

A fraction collector where fractions of liquid are sequentially dispensed from a dispensing means into a plurality of receptacles arranged in a cassette in the fraction collector, by displacing the dispensing means relative to the receptacles, the receptacles being arranged at predefined positions with respect to the cassette and the cassette being arranged at a predetermined position with respect to the fraction collector, wherein the cassette is retained at the predefined position with respect to the fraction collector by a magnetic arrangement.

Fraction collector

The present invention relates to a sealing assembly for use in chromatography columns and methods for forming a seal in such columns. The assembly comprises a sealing element composed of a material having a low coefficient of friction and a separate resilient member co-operating therewith. The seal provided is stable over a temperature range of +2&#xb0; C. to +30&#xb0; C.

Sealing assembly for a chromatography column

The invention relates to a method for removing air from the bed space of a chromatography column. The method involves use a chromatography column having an inner wall which comprises at least one elongated groove through which air can pass from the bed space to a chamber above an adapter assembly.

Method for removing air from a chromatography column

A detector arrangement, which comprises a rotatable microfluidic disc and a spectrophotometric detector unit. The arrangement is characterized in that the detector unit is based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and is capable of measuring an analyte within the detection microcavities, each of which is part of a microchannel structure. A microfluidic disc having an axis of symmetry and comprising microchannel structures, each of which has an upstream functional part that is at a shorter radial position than a downstream functional part. The disc is characterized in that there are detection microcavities (DMCs) in at least a part of said microchannel structures, and that each of said DMCs has an SPR surface on an inner wall and a detection detection window extending from the SPR surface to the surface of the disc. The use of the detector arrangement and microfluidic disc described above for determining: a) if the content in one or more of the DMCs is a liquid or a solid state or a gas, and/or b) a feature of an analyte that may be present in a liquid which is present in one or more of the DMCs.

Detector arrangement based on surfaces plasmon resonance

This present invention provides an air bag assembly for use in a vehicle having a front structural member which preferably comprises an A-pillar of the vehicle. The air bag assembly comprises an inflator for generating gas and an air bag cushion deployable upon generation of gas by the inflator. The air bag cushion is preferably stored along a length of the front structural member while the inflator is preferably located at a position remote from the front structural member. The air bag assembly further includes a gas conduit which provides a gas path for transferring the gas from the inflator to the air bag cushion. The gas conduit comprises an expandable member extending along at least a length of the front structural member which permits the gas conduit to be packaged within the A-pillar structure underneath interior trim molding used to cover the A-pillar.

Air bag assembly

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Uppsala, Sweden

Tomas Yngve Agren