3D Bioprinting System
The 3D next-generation bioprinter originating in Turkey enables multi-stage bioprinting, and its design allows it to work with fragile and easily contaminated materials and is used for bioprinting complex/detailed 3D models. 3D tissue bioprinting allows for more accurate examination in drug discovery studies than other in vitro cultures and toxicological screening of substances that are unethical for direct study in humans.
What can be produced using biocompatible polymers, bioinks and cell suspensions?
• Bone and cartilage production
• Soft tissue production
• Solid 3D models or cell/tissue scaffolds such as plant-based meat alternatives, synthetic seafood
