You posted this so here is an excerpt from it.
Doses per batch will obviously change with the cells per dose, but these figures give a general sense. A single 10-layer cell factory can produce around 40 doses of cells for humans, at a dose of 250 million cells. Cell factories can have as many as 120 layers and produce anywhere from 500 – 3000 doses. Bioreactors, which currently top-out around 1000L – 2000L, can produce 20,000 doses or more. Increasing scale greatly improves process efficiency and reduces cost. Bioreactors have 80x the efficiency of 2D culture systems and can produce a million cells at half the cost.
Seems to me they are figuring it out, or have already. Pluristem's management has always compared their ability over growing with Petri dishes. Never once have they mentioned bioreactors when comparing their technology. This states that these bioreactors are 80x more efficient than Petri dishes. So I may know little about the technology, but I do read stuff that people post. And my opinion is what I have already stated. What am I missing. Please inform me then where I am wrong.
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