BioPAT MFCS data for BR06 - part 1

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Scorpionism is a serious public health problem in tropical areas, especially in Africa, southern India, the Middle East, and Latin America. There are about 12 species of scorpions that are dangerous to humans and all belong to the Buthidae family. In particular, venom on scorpion Androctonus australis hector is particularly toxic to humans. Serotherapy uses antibodies or fragments of antibodies to target the neurotoxins of the scorpion venom. Nanobodies, camelid-derived antibodies, are more ...

In the biopharmaceutical industry, nanobodies show promising properties for its application in serotherapy for serums targeting the most toxic components of scorpion venom. Nevertheless, the limited number of scientific publications on the production of nanobodies for antivenom productions poses a challenge. The reported yield is low (< 4 mg/L), biomass production is not reported, and the production in high cell density cultures have not been studied. Production conditions (temperature of ...

5L bioreactor culture of recombinant strain E. coli CH10-12. Protein induction promoter when biomass reached 30 g cdw/L and at 29°C for 38 h

5L bioreactor culture of_ E. coli _CH10-12 at 23°C in nanobody production phase adding 1 mM IPTG to the bioreactor. Caracterization of nanobody production in glucose-limited conditions, using a constant glucose feed strategy of 4.5 g/h

5L bioreactor culture of E. coli CH10-12 at 37°C in fed-batch phase. Caracterization of biomass production phase in glucose-limited conditions, using an exponential-like glucose feed strategy for a µ=0.38 h-1

5L bioreactor culture of_ E. coli _CH10-12 at 37°C in batch phase. Caracterization of biomass growth

5L bioreactor of E. coli CH10-12 in a batch/fed-batch strategy at 37°C, induction promoted for 38h at 29°C MFCS BioPAT Sartorius