In this study, drop-on-demand system using piezo-elecrtric inkjet printers was employed for preparation of collagen microspheres, and its application was made to the HepG2 cell-laden microsphere preparation. The collagen microspheres were injected into beaker filled with mineral oil and incubated in a water bath at 37 ℃ for 45 minutes to induce gelation of the collagen microsphere. The size of collagen microsphere was 100µm in diameter and 80µm in height showing spherical shape. HepG2 cells were encapsulated in the collagen microsphere. The cell-laden microspheres were inspected by the microscopic images. The encapsulation of cells may be beneficial for applications ranging from tissue engineering to cell-based diagnostic assays. Key Words:...
The aim of this work has been to optimize a microenvironment for study of the behaviour of living ce...
Cell laden hydrogel microspheres using 3D printed microfluidics Abstract By Sanika Suvarnapathaki Cu...
Advances in three-dimensional cell cultures offer new opportunities in biomedical research and drug ...
Drop-on-demand inkjet printing has opened new opportunities to develop faster, smaller and cheaper b...
Collagen has grown increasingly present in bioprinting, however collagen bioprinting has mostly been...
The crisis of organ donors is an urgent call to develop fully functional substitutes in a short time...
In this study, a novel therapeutic cell delivery methodology in the form of hydrogel encapsulating c...
Due to the fast pace advancements in 3D printing technologies, it is now possible to bring to life t...
Microspheres have tremendous potential as a scaffold material for tissue engineering applications du...
Bioprinting is an attractive technology for the construction of three-dimensional (3D) tissues to be...
In general, a drug candidate is evaluated using 2D-cultured cancer cells followed by an animal model...
One of the major challenges encountered in engineering complex tissues in vitro is to increase level...
Piezo-type inkjet printing allows ejecting of living cells and biomaterials in a picolitre (10-12 L)...
A challenge for tissue engineering is producing three-dimensional (3D), vascularized cellular constr...
We present the rapid-prototyping of type I collagen micropatterns on poly-dimethylsiloxane substrate...
The aim of this work has been to optimize a microenvironment for study of the behaviour of living ce...
Cell laden hydrogel microspheres using 3D printed microfluidics Abstract By Sanika Suvarnapathaki Cu...
Advances in three-dimensional cell cultures offer new opportunities in biomedical research and drug ...
Drop-on-demand inkjet printing has opened new opportunities to develop faster, smaller and cheaper b...
Collagen has grown increasingly present in bioprinting, however collagen bioprinting has mostly been...
The crisis of organ donors is an urgent call to develop fully functional substitutes in a short time...
In this study, a novel therapeutic cell delivery methodology in the form of hydrogel encapsulating c...
Due to the fast pace advancements in 3D printing technologies, it is now possible to bring to life t...
Microspheres have tremendous potential as a scaffold material for tissue engineering applications du...
Bioprinting is an attractive technology for the construction of three-dimensional (3D) tissues to be...
In general, a drug candidate is evaluated using 2D-cultured cancer cells followed by an animal model...
One of the major challenges encountered in engineering complex tissues in vitro is to increase level...
Piezo-type inkjet printing allows ejecting of living cells and biomaterials in a picolitre (10-12 L)...
A challenge for tissue engineering is producing three-dimensional (3D), vascularized cellular constr...
We present the rapid-prototyping of type I collagen micropatterns on poly-dimethylsiloxane substrate...
The aim of this work has been to optimize a microenvironment for study of the behaviour of living ce...
Cell laden hydrogel microspheres using 3D printed microfluidics Abstract By Sanika Suvarnapathaki Cu...
Advances in three-dimensional cell cultures offer new opportunities in biomedical research and drug ...