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BioMimetic Therapeutics 3d printed instrumented cardiac microphysiological devices
( A ) <t>3D</t> printed Polycaprolactone (PCL) scaffold with fibers spacing 0.2 mm; ( B ) 3D printed PCL scaffold with fibers spacing 1.0 mm; ( C ) detailed image of scaffold with fibers spacing 1.0 mm; ( D ) hydrogel without PCL scaffold; ( E ) hydrogel reinforced with a PCL scaffold; and ( F ) DAPI staining demonstrated the homogenous distribution of the cells throughout the construct; ( A – F ) are reprinted from with permission of Nature Publishing Group, Copyright 2015. ( G ) 3D printed instrumented cardiac <t>microphysiological</t> devices for on-line monitoring, reprinted from with permission of Nature Publishing Group, Copyright 2016.
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( A ) 3D printed Polycaprolactone (PCL) scaffold with fibers spacing 0.2 mm; ( B ) 3D printed PCL scaffold with fibers spacing 1.0 mm; ( C ) detailed image of scaffold with fibers spacing 1.0 mm; ( D ) hydrogel without PCL scaffold; ( E ) hydrogel reinforced with a PCL scaffold; and ( F ) DAPI staining demonstrated the homogenous distribution of the cells throughout the construct; ( A – F ) are reprinted from with permission of Nature Publishing Group, Copyright 2015. ( G ) 3D printed instrumented cardiac microphysiological devices for on-line monitoring, reprinted from with permission of Nature Publishing Group, Copyright 2016.

Journal: Micromachines

Article Title: The Emerging Frontiers and Applications of High-Resolution 3D Printing

doi: 10.3390/mi8040113

Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) 3D printed Polycaprolactone (PCL) scaffold with fibers spacing 0.2 mm; ( B ) 3D printed PCL scaffold with fibers spacing 1.0 mm; ( C ) detailed image of scaffold with fibers spacing 1.0 mm; ( D ) hydrogel without PCL scaffold; ( E ) hydrogel reinforced with a PCL scaffold; and ( F ) DAPI staining demonstrated the homogenous distribution of the cells throughout the construct; ( A – F ) are reprinted from with permission of Nature Publishing Group, Copyright 2015. ( G ) 3D printed instrumented cardiac microphysiological devices for on-line monitoring, reprinted from with permission of Nature Publishing Group, Copyright 2016.

Article Snippet: Compared with the previous biomimetic microsystems which were not well suitable for higher-throughput or longer-term studies [ , ], the novel system of 3D printed instrumented cardiac microphysiological devices would drastically simplify data acquisition and leverage the ability to track the temporal development in tissue mechanics, enabling new insights into tissue development and drug-induced structural and functional remodeling.

Techniques: Staining, Construct, On-line Monitoring