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Metabolic Switching, Growth Kinetics and Cell Yields in the Scalable Manufacture of Stem Cell-Derived Insulin-Producing Cells

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This publication examines scalable differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into insulin-producing cells using planar CellSTACK cultures and PBS-Mini Vertical-Wheel® Bioreactors. Cells maintained greater than 80% viability and appropriate stage-specific markers throughout the seven-stage process. Early stages supported expansion and pancreatic progenitor formation, followed by reduced proliferation during endocrine differentiation. Limiting aggregate fusion improved later-stage yield. Metabolic analysis showed a shift from glycolysis toward oxidative phosphorylation, while glucose and lactate supported process characterization. The resulting cells responded to multiple secretagogues, including elevated glucose.

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DocumentPublicationCell TypeiPSC & PSC, Organoids & IsletsSystemsPBS-MiniCulture FormatAggregatesSecondary CellsPancreatic ProgenitorsPublished2023
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