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In sparged mammalian cell bioreactors, the cell damage is caused because of

shear stress arising during mixing of the cell culture fluid
shear stresses arising from the breakup of bubbles at the liquid surface
shear stresses between bubbles in foam at the liquid surface
all of the above

Correct Answer: shear stress arising during mixing of the cell culture fluid

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