LABVOLUTION 2017
•••2••• Messewelten R esearchers are obviously keen to see their breakthrough re- sults and efforts in diverse scien- tific areas brought to a broader audience in industry and the mar- ketplace. This is why the Technical University of Berlin (TUB) will be presenting its biotech research findings to an audience of profes- sionals at Labvolution with the life sciences event Biotechnica. Companies and research insti- tutes will be using the event to highlight the fruits of their re- search, as exhibitors at the TUB pavilion intent on connecting with potential cooperation part- ners from around the world. The TUB welcomes participation by research facilities and start-ups. Another reason for the TUB pres- ence at this leading European trade fair for innovative labora- tory technology lies in the fact that it is an ideal platform for pro- moting the numerous courses of study offered by its various insti- tutes and departments. Single-use bioreactor CELL-tainer The TUB will be presenting the CELL-tainer, which is one of the outstanding results of bio-pro- cessing technology work carried out at the Institute for Biotech- nology. The single-use bioreac- tor CELL-tainer was developed in collaboration with an industry partner. Previously available as 20 l and 200 l models there is now a smaller 2 l model. This wave-mixed reactor is suitable not only for the low shear cultiva- tion of cell lines, but also – due to the comparatively high gas mass transfer rate – for the cultivation of micro-organisms. Until recently this concept could only be effectively applied to the fed-batch cultivation of Es- cherichia coli with bio dry mass concentrations of up to 60 gL-1 without additional oxygen supply. However, with the current sys- tem it is also possible to cultivate filamentous fungi, whereby the formation of structures is deter- mined solely by the growth medi- um due to the low shear forces. In addition, a variant was developed for the cultivation of phototro- phic organisms which by virtue of the high surface to volume ratio ensures good light energy con- version. Nucleotide synthesis Another keynote of the TUB pavil- ion is the application of enzymatic processes in pharmaceutical pro- duction. If DNA is broken down further, nucleosides and nucleo- tides – the building blocks of life – remain. Synthetically produced nucleosides are fundamental to the pharmaceutical arsenal in the fight against disease. Chemical processes are the state-of-the- art technology upon which their manufacture is based, however there are limitations with respect to the purity of the products cre- ated and these processes cannot replicate certain molecules. Consequently, the researchers have focused on the develop- ment of enzymatic processes in order to manufacture modified nucleosides and nucleotides. This process will help pharmaceutical companies to develop new medi- cines with relatively little effort as well as to improve the production of existing products. Production techniques in biotechnology The TUB pavilion also addresses biotech production, featuring ad- vances in mold and toolmaking for biotechnological and medical applications. Engineers in biotech- nology and mechanical engineer- ing at the Institute for Machine Tools and Factory Operation at TUB have been working on cross- over and interdisciplinary solu- tions in these fields. Labvolution with Biotechnica will showcase precisely formed molds suitable for use in the replicative manu- facture of dental products and in microfluid systems for blood and cell analysis. Outstanding results from the research lab Technical University of Berlin to present biotech research ndings in hall 19/20, booth E65 The exhibitors at the TUB pavilion intent on connecting with potential cooperation partners from around the world. 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