908 Devices Unveils New Glucose and Lactate On-Line Device for Bioprocess Monitoring and Control
908 Devices Inc. has launched MAVEN, a device for real-time monitoring of glucose and lactate during cell culture and fermentation processes. MAVEN allows biopharma companies to make informed decisions based on precise measurements taken every two minutes without sample withdrawal, enhancing process efficiency and reducing contamination risks. The device is GMP compliant, occupies minimal laboratory space, and is particularly valuable for cell therapy applications due to its sensitivity in measuring low concentrations. MAVEN is now available worldwide, complementing the company’s REBEL media analyzer to optimize cell culture feeding strategies.
- Launch of MAVEN device enhances real-time monitoring capabilities for biopharma companies, potentially increasing product yield.
- MAVEN's ability to take measurements every two minutes improves process understanding and reduces contamination risks.
- Device is GMP compliant and easy to use, making it suitable for various lab environments.
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MAVEN offers real-time monitoring without bioreactor volume loss, accelerating process development and optimizing biologics, cell therapy and gene therapy manufacturing
For biopharmaceutical process development scientists who seek to optimize cell culture and fermentation processes to improve product yield, quality, efficacy and safety, MAVEN provides highly precise, on-line monitoring of glucose and lactate without any loss of bioreactor volume. This enables real-time control of substrate feeding to maintain optimal nutrient and metabolite concentrations, even at very low levels. MAVEN is used in concert with the company’s REBEL device, an at-line cell culture media analyzer that quantitates over 30 additional key media nutrients in less than 10 minutes.
“While biologics and cell and gene therapies have proven their ability to make huge advances in human health, costs remain high due to time-intensive processes,” said Dr. Wolfgang Künnecke, VP of Bioanalytics R&D,
As an on-line device, MAVEN is a critical part of the bioprocessing workflow. MAVEN is GMP compliant, takes up a small footprint in any lab and is incredibly easy to use. In addition, MAVEN’s ability to precisely monitor concentrations even at very low levels, 0.01 g/L of glucose and 0.05 g/L of lactate, makes it particularly beneficial to cell therapy applications where tight control of cell culture conditions is vital.
“As more advanced therapies enter the pipeline there is an increasing need for simple, automated on-line devices like MAVEN for measuring and monitoring process and product attributes,” said Dr.
MAVEN is available now worldwide. To learn more, visit www.908devices.com/products/maven or attend our webinar on
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