Translation of "Roller bottle" in German

Methods such as the roller-bottle method or CR (count reduction) tests are already known from the prior art for testing sterilization processes of this type.

Roller bottles during the cultivation are rotated about the longitudinal axis thereof in a special apparatus.

Cellmate incubator filled with roller bottles, full view.

Can my roller bottles be shipped by air?

Roller bottles are round bottles having a bottle neck, which can be closed using a screw cap.

After culturing in the system, the cells were detached from the surface of roller bottles.

In order to prepare HSV virions, BHK cells which were being cultured in roller bottles were infected as described in 1.2.

The Cellmate production line is an established system that fully automates all the processes needed to culture cells in roller bottles and T-flasks.

A few boxes of type, a small and sticky cylinder, a large one covered with fabric as a printing roller, two bottles of ink and a few brushes or sponges.

The further roller or rollers 29, and the tensioning roller 31, are spaced an even greater radial distance from the pertaining transport star, so that without having to undertake an adjustment of the belt-like retaining elements of the preliminary stage, and especially without having to adjust the rollers 29, bottles 2 with different size diameters can be processed.

Cellmate from TAP Biosystems – now part of the Sartorius Stedim Biotech Group – is an established system that fully automates all the processes needed to culture cells in roller bottles and T-flasks.

Spinner bottles can be used alternatively to roller bottles for mass cultivation of suspended cells, or also of adherent cells.

In the scope of mass cultivation of cells, the cited container types or at least a part thereof are used sequentially in the following order: test tubes, cell culture flasks, roller bottles and spinner bottles.

Culturing of adherent MDCK cells occurred in roller bottles according to Example 2, Table 1 with BME plus 3% fetal calf serum (FCS).

The obtained transfected cells were cultivated in standard culture medium in CO2 incubators (5% CO2) at 37° C. in T flasks and roller bottles.

Wild-type or recombinant herpes simplex viruses (HSVs) were replicated by infecting, at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of 0.002, approximately 2×10 8 BHK-21 cells which were being cultured in roller bottles as described in example 1.

It was possible to culture the recombinant HSV, in this document also termed rHSV/AAV, in BHK-21 roller bottles up to CRV titers of from 1 to 2×10 7 PFU/ml, as compared with approximately 1×10 8 PFU/ml when wild-type HSV-1 1802 was used.

The bovine kidney cell line adapted to synthetic conditions was cultured, starting from the cell bank, first in T flasks and then in roller bottles.

In the 1970s and 1980s, successful experiments on direct cell migration from the container surfaces to microcarriers in roller bottles, Petri dishes and T flasks were carried out on smaller scales.

The bovine kidney cell line adapted to serum-free but proteinaceous conditions was cultured, starting from the cell bank, first in T flasks and then in roller bottles.

First, a known adherent bovine kidney cell line was cultured in stationary cultures (tray stacks, roller bottles) or in a batch microcarrier cell culture.

Sprayable parafinic oil with a high PTFE content, developed for the food industry, lubrication of chains, rollers, machinery, bottling plants, etc.

The seed virus was multiplied on human diploid cells such as MRC-5 cells (in compliance with WHO requirements) in culture bottles suitable for large-scale production (for example roller bottles) After one incubation step at 35° C. for 7-10 days and a microscopic assessment to detect cytopathogenic effects, the viral suspensions were harvested at intervals of one day for about 7 days.