Understanding factors that limit the productivity of suspension-based perfusion cultures operated at high medium renewal rates.
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A. Kamen | S. Mercille | B. Massie | A A Kamen | B Massie | S Mercille | M Johnson | S Lanthier | S. Lanthier | M. Johnson
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