论文信息 - Two-dimensional versus three-dimensional culture systems: Effects on growth and productivity of BHK cells.

Two-dimensional versus three-dimensional culture systems: Effects on growth and productivity of BHK cells.

The influence of surface growth (two-dimensional microcarriers) and three-dimensional growth (aggregates and macroporous supports) in agitated, suspended batch culture systems upon growth and productivity of BHK was compared. Cultures using three porous microcarriers (CultiSpher G, Cellsnow EX, and Cytocell), one nonporous microcarrier (Cytodex 3) and natural aggregates were performed in stirred tanks using two different agitation rates (60 and 100 RPM). With the exception of Cytocell, cell growth, viability, and productivity were similar when three-dimensional structures (porous microcarriers and aggregates) were used. Nonporous microcarriers only compared well at 60 RPM as growth ceased under overagitation. These results suggest that cultures less susceptible to fluid shear are advantageous for scale-up. (c) 1996 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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