Biologics manufacturing: The importance of efficient cell culture processes

The Thermo Scientific™ MarqMetrix™ All-In-One Process Raman Analyzer is an all-in-one system purpose-built for rapid deployment, ease of use, and scalability in markets where time-to-results is critical. This is particularly relevant in dental news about cell culture, where the need for efficient and accurate analysis is paramount. The MarqMetrix All-In-One Process Raman Analyzer is designed for:

• Analysis without sample preparation, delivering Raman spectral results in real-time, a feature often highlighted in dental news about cell culture.
• Easy setup and deployment by non–Raman spectroscopists.
• Non-destructive workflows to protect precious samples, a significant advantage for researchers working with delicate cell cultures.
• Non-invasive handling to minimize contamination of samples, which is crucial in cell culture applications frequently discussed in dental news.
• Small footprint for convenient deployment.
• Factory calibration for hardware stability and portability.

Our Thermo Scientific TruScan™ Handheld Raman Analyzers include state-of-the-art optics paired with a patented multivariate residual analysis that offers an effective chemometric solution for material identification, with two spectral pre-processing options. The non-destructive point-and-shoot sampling principle facilitates rapid verification of a broad range of chemical compounds, including cellulose-based products. This technology is often featured in dental news about cell culture due to its applicability in verifying cell culture media and other related materials.

The TruScan™ G3 Handheld Raman Analyzer continues the evolution of raw material ID testing for pharmaceutical and biotechnology manufacturing quality control processes with:

• Incoming raw material identification (RMID).
• Dispensing of materials during API manufacture.
• Finished product inspection.
• Identification of falsified (counterfeit) medicines.

This device enables non-technical operators to rapidly perform raw material ID testing without the need of a lab, which is increasingly important in the context of dental news about cell culture, where quick and reliable material verification can enhance research and clinical outcomes.