animal cell immobilization
- animal cell immobilization
Entrapment of animal cells in some solid material in order to produce some natural product or genetically engineered
protein. Animal cells have the advantage that they already produce many
proteins of pharmacological interest, and that genetically engineered
proteins are produced by them with the post-translation modifications normal to animals. However, because animal cells are much more fragile than bacterial ones, they cannot tolerate a commercial
fermentation process.
Glossary of Biotechnology for Food and Agriculture .
2015.
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