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Noninvasive online biomass detector system for cultivation in shake flasks

Schmidt‐Hager et al., 2014

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3963948327465908702
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Schmidt‐Hager J
Ude C
Findeis M
John G
Scheper T
Beutel S
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Engineering in Life Sciences

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A novel online sensor system for noninvasive and continuous monitoring of cell growth in shake flasks is described. The measurement principle is based on turbidity measurement by detecting 180°‐scattered light and correlation to OD by nonlinear calibration models. The …
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