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Small Scale Bio-production: Beyond the Flask.

 
  March 08, 2010  
     
 


Euroscicon, The BioPark, Hertfordshire, AL78 3AX, UK
18th Nov 2011


"Once you can produce it in a flask, what next? The focus of this meeting will be on techniques for the bioproduction of usable quantities of biologic materials, specifically recombinant proteins, monoclonal antibodies, cytokines viruses and other secreted cellular products from eukaryotic cells.   Topics covered will include expression systems, mammalian vs. insect vs. other,  constituitive vs. transient expression, cell culture medium considerations and culture devices for scale-up that can be used in any laboratory.  This meeting should show the fastest pathway from discovery to proof of principle and the production of 100 mgs to several grams of product"  Meeting Chair:  Dr John J.S. Cadwell, President and CEO, FiberCell Systems Inc, USA

This meeting has CPD accreditation

9:00 – 9:45           Registration

 

9:45 – 10:00         Introduction by the Chairs: Dr John J.S. Cadwell, President and CEO, FiberCell Systems Inc, USA

 

10:00– 10:30        Production in hollow fiber
Vincent Dewar GSK

 

10:30  – 11:00      Talk title to be confirmed

                                Professor Robert Edwards, Durham University, UK

 

            11:00- 11:10         Speakers photo

            11:10 – 11:30       Mid-morning break

 

11:30 – 12:00       Talk title to be confirmed

12:00 – 12:30       Moving from the flask to proof of principle - what regulatory questions do I have to answer?
Dr Colin Love, BioVex UK 

 

            12:30–13:30         Lunch and Poster Viewing

                                13:30 – 14:00       PAT and Quality by Design – a Process SystemsEngineering View

Professor Julian Morris, Technical Director CPACT and Professor of Process Control, Centre for Process Analytics and Control Technology, Newcastle University, UK.

                        Unlike in off-line assays, in-situ or on-line real-time spectroscopic measurements are almost inevitably subjected to fluctuations/variations of process variables such as temperature as well as sample compactness, instrumental effects and other external process variables and physical properties of samples. This makes the task of extracting the relevant chemical information, and ultimately reliable process understanding for process modelling and for closed loop process control and optimization, from spectroscopic measurements well beyond being routine in pharmaceutical manufacturing.  Challenges also relate to the routine integration (fusion) of analytical and process sensor based chemical and biological measurements which may be dynamic, nonlinear and of disparate forms. All these exacerbate the building robust, transferable, calibrations (models). The presentation will discuss the application of recently developed multivariate methods to enable the assured application and on-line real-time use of process analytics for process monitoring and control.

14:00 – 14:30       Coproduction of biopolymers consisting of Medium chain length 3-hydroxyalkanoic Acid and Exopolysaccaride by Pseudomonas CMG607w of marine origin
Nazia Jamil Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, University of the Punjab, Lahore-54590, Pakistan

 

14:30 – 15:00       Selected oral abstracts

 

            15:00 – 15:30       Afternoon Tea/Coffee and Last Poster Viewing

15:30 – 16:00       Gram Quantity Production of Monoclonal Antibodies and Recombinant Proteins in a Hollow Fiber Bioreactor System
Dr John J.S. Cadwell, President and CEO, FiberCell Systems Inc, USA

 

16:00 – 16:30       Talk title to be confirmed

 

        17:00                     Chairman’s summing up.

 

 

 
 
Organized by: Euroscicon
Invited Speakers: "Once you can produce it in a flask, what next? The focus of this meeting will be on techniques for the bioproduction of usable quantities of biologic materials, specifically recombinant proteins, monoclonal antibodies, cytokines viruses and other secreted cellular products from eukaryotic cells.   Topics covered will include expression systems, mammalian vs. insect vs. other,  constituitive vs. transient expression, cell culture medium considerations and culture devices for scale-up that can be used in any laboratory.  This meeting should show the fastest pathway from discovery to proof of principle and the production of 100 mgs to several grams of product"  Meeting Chair:  Dr John J.S. Cadwell, President and CEO, FiberCell Systems Inc, USA
 
Deadline for Abstracts: The Deadline for abstract submissions for oral presentation is August 10th 2011
 
Registration:

http://www.regonline.co.uk/smallscale09

The Deadline for early registration is August 20th 2011

E-mail: astrid.englezou@euroscicon.com
 
   
 
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