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Comprehensive and comparative coverage of all suspension cell-based production methods, containing outstanding contributions from a balanced mix of industry and academia, and edited by leading figures at one of the largest companies using industrial-scale biotechnology processing. All chapters adhere to a standardized structure and the editors have carefully avoided any overlaps in content. The following are included for each host or expression system presented: (a) organisms, cells, expression systems, products, (b) basic process design aspects, (c) basic bioreactor design aspects, (d) key factors affecting process economics, (e) regulatory aspects, (f) summary and outlook.

Focusing on strategies for market creation, this book guides executives and managers in emulating the success of industry leaders like Microsoft, FedEx, and AOL. It provides insights into innovative approaches that can help businesses not only enter but also dominate new markets, offering practical advice for achieving remarkable growth and competitive advantage.

This stereoscopic atlas is based on the slide collection of the late Professor B. Daicker, Basel, who was renowned for his merits in ophthalmopathology the world over. From the compilation of on the whole 12,000 stereoscopic slides of interesting and rare eye diseases, the editors selected 246 pairs to make them available to interested health professionals. These images can be viewed through stereo glasses (provided with the atlas) to obtain a stereoscopic depth perception. The atlas is divided into seven chapters. Each chapter starts with a short introduction, followed by the slides, which are complemented by a description of the disease and by additional images which can be found on the also included CD-ROM. The technical efforts made together with the carefully selected content make this atlas unique and indispensable. The stereoscopical visualization enhances the comprehension of eye disorders and makes it a much-welcomed tool for the differential diagnostic process.