Printing The Glioblastoma
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have 3D printed a working cancer tumor.
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Researchers at Tel Aviv University have 3D printed a working cancer tumor.
Researchers have found a way to produce 3D media for bacterial cultures using 3D printing that uses cellulose as the material.
While most bioprinters use gel or scaffolds to hold 3D printed living cells, Fluicell’s Biopixlar bioprinter does not require them due to an innovative approach.
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