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From upstream development to downstream purification, Thermo Fisher Scientific helps improve process performance, reduce variability, and support confident scale-up. By aligning technologies, process insights, and experience across the workflow, our integrated solutions help enable greater throughput, more efficient use of resources, and consistent, high-quality outcomes—supporting more predictable and cost-efficient manufacturing across the lifecycle.
Implementing upstream intensification strategies—such as high-density cell banking, N-1 perfusion, and intensified fed-batch processing—can increase titers and overall process productivity. In parallel, advanced purification techniques, including high-capacity chromatography resins, inline dilution, and practical buffer strategies, support productivity through improved efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability. Together, these approaches help reduce resource consumption, lower operational burden, and improve cost efficiency—supporting more economical mAb manufacturing at scale.
*The data shown here represent an illustrative example of how an intensified mAb process differs from a standard mAb process. The process data, modeled using BioSolve Process™ software, show how Thermo Fisher Scientific’s bioprocessing technologies can help demonstrate the value of process intensification in both upstream and downstream workflows. Economic modeling is based on representative industry assumptions, including production scale (e.g., 6 × 2,000 L bioreactors), facility utilization (~80%), and standard cost inputs (e.g., labor, capital, and pricing), unless otherwise noted. Results are based on lab-generated data (up to 500 L scale) and modeled case studies, and are provided for illustrative purposes only. Actual customer results may vary depending on process design, scale, and site-specific conditions. The information provided is for illustrative purposes only and does not relieve customers or users of their responsibility for determining the suitability of our products for the customer or user's intended use.
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