Method for control of a bioprocess
A biological process and controller technology, applied in the fields of biochemical equipment and methods, program control, general control systems, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing computational complexity, increasing scope, and improving control
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[0031] "Or" in this description and corresponding claims is to be understood as covering the mathematical OR of "and" and "or", rather than as XOR (exclusive OR). The indefinite article "a" in the present disclosure and claims is not limited to "one", but can also be understood as "one or more", ie a plurality.
[0032] In the present disclosure, the term "period" or "biological process phase" means a distinguishable phase in a biological process. In the example of a cell culture biological process, the period may be a stasis period, a LOG period or a logarithmic period and a stationary period. Cells in culture typically proliferate following standard growth patterns. The first period of growth after the culture is seeded is the stagnation period, which is a period of slow growth when the cells are acclimatized to the culture environment and ready to grow rapidly. The stasis period is followed by the LOG period (ie, the "logarithmic" period), ie, the time period in which cel...
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