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Katsuhiko Kida1, Daisuke Hatanaka2, Masataka Minami2

  • 1Biological Research Laboratories, Nissan Chemical Corporation, Saitama, Japan. kidak@nissanchem.co.jp.

Biotechnology Letters
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PubMed
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3D cell cultureBiopharmaceuticalsChitinContinuous manufacturingScale-up culture

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