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3d Bioprinting Equipment Supplied In New York
5 equipment items found
Manufactured by:3DBio Therapeutics based inLong Island City, NEW YORK (USA)
GMPrint™ technology is a purpose-built therapeutic-grade 3D-bioprinter, designed and manufactured by 3DBio. Research-grade systems do not meet key requirements set by the FDA for manufacture of therapeutics, broadly referred to as current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP). GMPrint™ comprises several proprietary, and patented, features enabling ...
Manufactured by:Creative Bioarray based inShirley, NEW YORK (USA)
Most tissues are composed of multiple cell types organized in the three-dimensional (3D) arrangement required for intercellular communication and function. In vitro fabrication of living tissue involves recapitulating this complex cellular structure, which is difficult to do in a controlled manner. To fully realize artificial, cell-laden biological models in tissue engineering, such as 3D ...
Manufactured by:3DBio Therapeutics based inLong Island City, NEW YORK (USA)
ColVivo™ is a therapeutic-grade bio-ink platform, developed and manufactured by 3DBio, specifically for therapeutic applications of 3D-bioprinting. The bio-ink was created to meet cGMP processing requirements for therapeutic use, while preserving key biological and rheological properties essential for 3D-bioprinting. As ...
Manufactured by:3DBio Therapeutics based inLong Island City, NEW YORK (USA)
3DBio has deep expertise in cell extraction, expansion, and storage processes, in addition to its capabilities in 3D-bioprinters and materials. 3DBio has developed its own proprietary processes to ensure that, before incorporation into the bio-ink, the cells are rapidly expanded in sufficient quantity while maintaining appropriate functionality, ...
Manufactured by:3DBio Therapeutics based inLong Island City, NEW YORK (USA)
The components to accomplish this comprise 3DBio’s proprietary platform, including ColVivo™, its therapeutic-grade collagen bio-ink and GMPrint™, its proprietary, clinical grade 3D-bioprinter. The newly created “ear” is then sent to the clinic and implanted into the patient in an outpatient procedure ...