Glass Bioreactor

In order to improve culture efficiency and uniformity, the new glass bioreactor adopts a more efficient stirrer design and gas distribution system. These systems can mix culture media more efficiently, ensuring cells or microorganisms receive adequate oxygen and nutrients while reducing shear damage to cells.

Modern glass bioreactors are usually equipped with a variety of online sensors, such as pH sensors, dissolved oxygen sensors, temperature sensors, etc. These sensors can monitor and adjust culture conditions in real time. In addition, through integration with computer systems, automated control and data recording can be achieved, greatly improving the accuracy and repeatability of experiments.

Glass bioreactors adopt a modular design, allowing users to add or remove specific functional modules as needed, such as additional stirrers, temperature control units or lighting systems. This design increases the flexibility and applicability of the reactor, allowing it to be adapted to different types of culture needs.

The innovative glass bioreactor design takes into account compatibility with other experimental equipment. For example, it can be directly connected to analytical instruments such as chromatographs and mass spectrometers to achieve instant analysis of samples during the culture process. In addition, some reactors are multifunctional and can carry out a variety of biological processes such as cell culture, microbial fermentation, and enzymatic reactions.

In order to meet strict biosafety and hygiene requirements, the new glass bioreactor is designed with a structure that is easier to clean and disinfect. For example, smooth interior wall designs, removable parts and automated cleaning and disinfection procedures are used to reduce the risk of contamination.

These innovations not only improve the performance and application range of glass bioreactors, but also provide more possibilities for biotechnology research and bioengineering production. With the continuous advancement of technology, future glass bioreactors will be more intelligent, efficient and personalized.