3D printed Bioreactor
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Faithful modeling of tissues and organs requires the development of systems reflecting their dynamic 3D cellular architecture and organization. Current technologies suffer from a lack of design flexibility and complex prototyping, preventing their broad adoption by the scientific community. To make 3D cell culture more available and adaptable we here provide the use of the fused-deposition modeling (FDM) technology to rapid-prototype 3D printed perfusion bioreactors.

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CTO Laboratory
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3D printed Bioreactor

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learning

License

CC-BY

Published

9/1/2026

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free on NIH 3D