Temperature Control and Heat Exchange in Bioreactors

September 26, 2018     Biochemistry     The latest biochemistry news from AZoNetwork

Temperature Control and Heat Exchange in Bioreactors Biological reactions are very sensitive to changes in environmental factors. For this reason, bioreactors must have excellent temperature control and heat exchange capabilities. This article outlines why high-quality temperature controllers are essential for bioreactors and describes some of the recent applications of PolyScience temperature control solutions Read More

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