Bioprocessing Part 1: Fermentation

This video describes the role of the fermentation process in the creation of biological products and illustrates commercial-scale fermentation at a cellular level. Included are descriptions of types of fermentation (intracellular, extracellular), types of cells (aerobic, anaerobic), and cell nutrition (media components).

The program follows the production of a batch of Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) from preparation through harvesting, including growth of seed stock, scaling up, and life cycle growth pattern phases (lag, exponential/log, stationary, death). Featured throughout is the monitoring of various production process parameters, including time, temperature, pressure, pH, agitation, etc.

[robanio]

I do this for living. If you want to work in this industry, I would recommend joining upstream first. Upstream is less hectic. Understand the science behind the processes and then transition into downstream. Downstream is more laborious. Thank you for such a great video.

[shan]

This video landed me a job in very big biotech company, god bless u guys

[jakkuwolfinsomnia]

I am a Biochemist, utilising the biological metabolome of different strains of microorganisms and utilising the evolutionary and genetic capabilities of such organisms can enable humanity to produce any component and henceforth provide solutions to any problem. You could even make a bacterium that can produce or up-regulate a substance that absorbs CO2 to combat climate change. The possibilities are endless I always like to re-visit the basics to solidify my understanding

[utpalendughosh]

Good to learn about bioprocessing, as in coming years this can become the state of the art, depending on its broader spectrum of application...Thank you HRDC-GU

[Elhalis]

It is one of the best explanation I ever watch, Thank you sooo much.

[deepakbhavsar]

Thank you for explaining the entire process stepwise

[sahanabs]

Ok so I'm here for learning howit actually works :) A 12th Grade student though!😊 v nicely explained❤️

[ijayita]

Informative session on "Bioprocessing Part 1: Fermentation".

[JesusSantiago]

Excellent,
I plan to use in my course for Industrial Microbiology. how could I do it without violate your c/p rights??

[bestkinofilm_bot]

Dear authors, thank you very much for your work. Can I use this video in my lectures on biotechnology?

[lynneclark]

WOW!!! Fascinating info, tho the Closed Captioning could really use some punctuation. Periods, commas, and Capitals would greatly ease the information understanding. Thanks for all the hard work.

[kalpesh]

Excellent video about fermentation technology

[waynetang]

Hi, do i have your permission to use the video for a Microbial Biotechnology course in my university? Thanks alot!

[tharusri]

Really very useful video!!! thank you for explaining the entire process stepwise!!!!... i can get a better view on this process

[NomanKhan-pak]

This video are very informative about biotech levels

[frominside]

3:21 which process is shown hier? Thanks in advance.

[adnankassem]

Does the SIP process happen with components inside? Shouldnt the empty vessel be sterilized. Am I missing something?

[niruraj]

Very informative article very good video

[thatsmellsdelicious]

Amazing! Using to prepare for interview

[leonardweber]

Guys, does anyone know why antibiotics are added to the mixture? I mean e. coli is a bacterium ... and antibiotics are against these kind of cells. But these cells are mandatory to produce the product, in this case the GFP
I would appreciate any logical answer