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An in-line flow injection optical biosensor for real-time bioprocess monitoring

Bracewell et al., 2002

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2191921485038865486
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Bracewell D
Gill A
Hoare M
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Food and bioproducts processing

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The development of a flow injection analysis (FIA) module for use in conjunction with an optical biosensor to permit its use for on-line bioprocess measurement is described. The system allows automated delivery of a sample from the process to the biosensor. Automation …
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