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Microbioreactors as engineering tools for bioprocess development

Prado et al., 2018

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16081366860328709696
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Prado R
Borges E
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Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering

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Within the engineering and development of industrial bioprocesses, microbioreactors are microfluidic tools able to provide high-throughput screening tests in a fast and cheap manner by using small amounts of reagents. In addition, such tools are versatile and may …
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