Cell viability tests successfully completed!
Last year, on June 17 to be exact, was the first deployment of BioCloner Desktop Pro. Since that day, under the leadership of Dr hab. Eng. Beata Butruk-Raszeja, the team of researchers has been using the machine for individual experiments and for their thesis projects.
What did the research involve?
The diploma thesis conducted by a student focused on the use of bacterial cellulose in 3D bioprinting. She developed a method for hydrogel production and determined its printability conditions. Ultimately, the material was combined with living cells and served as bioink.
The result? Success!
- Using the BioCloner Desktop Pro, the hydrogel combined with living cells was successfully used to create a 3D model
- The printed construct contained living cells that survived the entire printing process
- It is also worth noting that the model maintained its defined and intended shape
The commitment of young researchers is invaluable. BioCloner Health genuinely supports thesis projects and contributes to the success of many initiatives. BioCloner technology played a key role in such a promising study. This is a major breakthrough in the field of 3D bioprinting – BioCloner Desktop Pro has once again proven its reliability.
In the photo, living cells are visible in green.
