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2% Virus Inactivation
6% Virus Filtration
4% Normal Flow Filtration
6% Mixing
19% Final Bulk Filtration & Dispense
9% Cross Flow Filtration
21% Chromatography
34% Bioreactor Operation
2% Virus Inactivation
6% Virus Filtration
4% Normal Flow Filtration
6% Mixing
19% Final Bulk Filtration & Dispense
9% Cross Flow Filtration
21% Chromatography
34% Bioreactor Operation
43%
49%
9%
YES, share completely
Within facilities but notbetween mammalian & microbial
NO, always dedicate to facilities
Is standardization possible in a custom single-use world?
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WHAT CHALLENGES DO YOU STILL SEE IN SINGLE-USE IMPLEMENTATION?
WHO SHOULD BE SETTING THE STANDARDS?
COULD WE GET TO A POSITION WHERE ULDPE COULD BE REGARDED IN THE SAME WAY AS 316 STAINLESS STEEL?(Meaning that so long as the fluid contact layer is ULDPE and it meets an agreed set of criteria, materials would be interchangeable)
45%59%Validation requirements
Time to implement
Cost
Scaleability
Automation
45%38%17%
76%
82%
56%
56%
82%
YES, BUT 10 YEARS DOWN
THE ROADYES NO
WEBINAR:WHAT SHOULD BE STANDARDIZED?
Materials(e.g. fluid contact layers)
How an assembly is built(e.g.connectivity)
Assembly design(e.g. lengths & fittings)
Testing & documentation
End user QA (11%) Vendors (3%)
Regulators (17%) Industry bodies (33%)(e.g. BPOG, BPSA)
All of these (36%)
56% 25% 19%