Biomanufacturing Units
Introduction to BiomanufacturingUpstream ProcessingDownstream ProcessingBiomanufacture of Cell and Gene TherapiesBiomanufacture of Monoclonal AntibodiesQuality AssuranceQuality Control BiochemistryMicrobiological ControlProcess DevelopmentManufacture of a Drug ProductFacilitiesMetrologyValidationEnvironmental Health & SafetyOperational ExcellenceBiofuels
mini-BIOMAN Conferences
miniBIOMAN 2021:Monoclonal Antibody Production: HighTech and Low Tech ApproachesminiBIOMAN 2019: Design of Experiments for BiomanufacturingminiBIOMAN 2019: Quality in BiomanufacturingminiBIOMAN 2018: Downstream Processing of mAbsminiBIOMAN 2018: Incorporating Undergraduate Research in Process DevelopmentminiBIOMAN 2017: Manufacture of a Drug Product - Final Fill Finishmini-BIOMAN 2017: Upstream Processing- Mab Production in CHO cellsmini-BIOMAN 2017: Single Use Technology in Biomanufacturingmini-BIOMAN 2016: Stem Cell Production in a Regulated Environment
BioNetwork
Bioprocessing Part 2 - Separation and Recovery
Second in a series of three videos from BioNetwork depicting the major stages of industrial-scale bioprocessing: fermentation, separation/recovery, and purification. This video describes the process by which a biological product—in this case, molecules of Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP)—is recovered from host E.coli cells