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Strategies for the Expansion of Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells as Aggregates in Single-Use Vertical-Wheel Bioreactors

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This publication evaluates human induced pluripotent stem cell expansion as aggregates in a 0.1 L Vertical-Wheel® Bioreactor operated at a 60 mL working volume. Two commercial media, repeated-batch and fed-batch strategies, and dextran sulfate supplementation were assessed. Dextran sulfate increased maximum cell numbers across media conditions, while supplemented mTeSR1 generated the highest cell density and reduced culture duration. The optimized process achieved approximately 2.3 million cells/mL after five days with an average aggregate diameter of approximately 346 ?m. Flow cytometry, gene-expression analysis, and differentiation studies confirmed maintenance of pluripotency. The findings identify medium selection and supplementation as key process variables for efficient aggregate-based hiPSC expansion.

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DocumentPublicationCell TypeiPSC & PSCSystemsPBS-MiniCulture FormatAggregatesMedia ExchangeFed-batchSecondary CellshiPSCsPublished2019JournalCell and Gene Therapy Insights
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