Industrialization of a perfusion bioreactor: Prime example of a non-straightforward process

Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
G TalòM Moretti

Abstract

Bioreactors are essential enabling technologies for the translation of advanced therapies medicinal products from the research field towards a successful clinical application. In order to speed up the translation and the spread of novel tissue engineering products into the clinical routine, tissue engineering bioreactors should evolve from laboratory prototypes towards industrialized products. In this work, we thus challenged the industrialization process of a novel technological platform, based on an established research prototype of perfusion bioreactor, following a GMP-driven approach. We describe how the combination of scientific background, intellectual property, start-up factory environment, wise industrial advice in the biomedical field, design, and regulatory consultancy allowed us to turn a previously validated prototype technology into an industrial product suitable for serial production with improved replicability and user-friendliness. The solutions implemented enhanced aesthetics, ergonomics, handling, and safety of the bioreactor, and they allowed compliance with the fundamental requirements in terms of traceability, reproducibility, efficiency, and safety of the manufacturing process of advanced therapies medicin...Continue Reading

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Jul 22, 2020·Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Part H, Journal of Engineering in Medicine·Hanieh NokhbatolfoghahaeiArash Khojasteh
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Feb 13, 2021·Biofabrication·Valerio Luca MainardiMatteo Moretti

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