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Machine learning-assisted clone selection for intensified cell culture processes.

Nicolas Wolnick¹, John Schmitt¹, Christian Siltanen¹

¹Research and Development, Lonza, Bend, Oregon, USA.

Biotechnology Progress

|May 22, 2026

Summary

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Machine learning improves clone selection for intensified bioprocessing by predicting productivity. This approach enhances selection accuracy, leading to higher product yields compared to traditional methods.

Keywords:

biomanufacturing clone selection fed‐batch high inoculation density intensified process machine learning predictive modeling

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Area of Science:

Biotechnology
Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Process Intensification

Background:

Intensified fed-batch processes offer higher yields but complicate clone selection.
Traditional clone selection methods may not accurately predict performance in intensified processes.
Suboptimal clone selection leads to missed opportunities for increased product generation.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a machine learning (ML) approach for predicting and ranking clonal productivity in intensified bioprocessing.
To integrate ML models seamlessly into existing cell line development workflows.
To validate the ML model's effectiveness using independent clone panels.

Main Methods:

Training ML models on historical non-intensified clone performance data.
Utilizing withheld independent clone panels for model validation.
Comparing ML-based clone ranking against the legacy selection method.

Main Results:

The ML ranking model identified the top-performing clone for one monoclonal antibody (mAb), achieving a 68.5% higher titer.
For a second mAb, the model selected the second most productive clone, indicating strong predictive performance.
The ML approach demonstrated potential for improving clone selection accuracy in intensified manufacturing.

Conclusions:

Machine learning offers a practical solution to enhance clone selection for intensified bioprocessing.
This ML strategy can help biomanufacturers optimize clone selection, maximizing product output.
The developed models facilitate better decision-making in cell line development for intensified processes.