Below is the end product. As stated in my design hypothesis, the three layers represent the structural combination of human cells, algae, and extracellular matrix. This, according to my research sources, is a potential solution to making 3D printed hum…
Below is the end product. As stated in my design hypothesis, the three layers represent the structural combination of human cells, algae, and extracellular matrix. This, according to my research sources, is a potential solution to making 3D printed hum…
I have started on cutting the work! I am up to the animal cell part as shown below.
I have started on cutting the work! I am up to the animal cell part as shown below.
Below is the drawn design in preparation to cut.
Below is the drawn design in preparation to cut.
The most interesting and promising strategies that I found in the resources are the use of algal cells to increase vascularity of 3D printed human cells. Researchers in Germany have proposed that 3D printing human cells with algae and metabolites in an interlocking scaffold could develop into an active, self-maintaining series of cells, tissues, or organs. … Continue reading Gathering Information & Brainstorming Visual Idea
The most interesting and promising strategies that I found in the resources are the use of algal cells to increase vascularity of 3D printed human cells. Researchers in Germany have proposed that 3D printing human cells with algae and metabolites in an interlocking scaffold could develop into an active, self-maintaining series of cells, tissues, or organs. … Continue reading Gathering Information & Brainstorming Visual Idea
Below are the resources that I am beginning my research with:
1. http://techcrunch.com/2015/05/04/biobots-is-a-3d-printer-for-living-cells/
In the article, biobots are described, which are the special 3D printers that make living cells.
2. http://www.n…
Below are the resources that I am beginning my research with: 1. http://techcrunch.com/2015/05/04/biobots-is-a-3d-printer-for-living-cells/ In the article, biobots are described, which are the special 3D printers that make living cells. 2. http://www.nature.com/nbt/journal/v32/n8/full/nbt.2958.html The research review discusses the general process in which 3D printers create tissues and organs. 3. http://www.gizmag.com/biobots-biological-3d-printer/37328/ This article and video explains how biobots … Continue reading Resources