pH ADJUSTMENT TO IMPROVE THAW RECOVERY OF CELL BANKS
a cell bank and thaw recovery technology, applied in the field of freezing cells, can solve problems such as inconsistent or poor viability, and achieve the effect of improving the thaw recovery of cell banks
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Pool pH, Hold Temperature and Hold Time on Thawed Cell Viability
[0102]Base Addition Method to Control Banking pH (Small Scale Study #1)
[0103]A study was executed to gauge the feasibility of performing a simple pH adjustment from worst case and typical pool conditions (targeted initial pH of 6.2 and 6.7 respectively) to enhance thaw recovery. Several pH adjustment targets were studied to determine optimal banking pH. The pH was measured using the on BioProfile® 400 (Nova Biomedical) instrument with the temperature set to 37° C. Similarly, pH calculations using Equation 1 are based upon a sample temperature of 37° C.
[0104]Cells were pelleted via centrifugation. Cell pools were generated for each test condition by resuspending cells to 100×106 cells / mL in spent media. The cell pools were agitated at 37° C. with or without gas permeable membranes for CO2 / O2 exchange to drive pH to initial pH conditions (either 6.2 or 6.7). Upon reaching initial pH targets, pools were quickly chilled to ...
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