3D Print Tissue
Bioprinted tissue constructs for regenerative medicine and pharmaceutical research. Skin equivalents, cartilage scaffolds, corneal stroma models, and vascularized constructs from physiologically relevant bioinks.
Tissue Engineering Services
Skin Tissue Equivalents
Full-thickness skin models with keratinocyte epidermis over dermal fibroblast-laden collagen. Barrier function validated by TEER measurement. Used for cosmetic ingredient safety testing and wound healing research.
Cartilage & Fibrocartilage
Chondrocyte-laden GelMA scaffolds with zonal porosity mimicking articular cartilage structure. Meniscus and intervertebral disc models with fibrocartilage-to-hyaline gradients for orthopedic research and repair.
Vascularized Constructs
Perfusable vascular channels lined with endothelial cells for nutrient delivery to thick tissue constructs. HUVEC-seeded conduits from 200µm diameter using sacrificial Pluronic templates or coaxial printing.
Tissue-Specific Bioink Library
Every tissue type demands a specific bioink. Our formulation library covers the mechanical range from brain (0.1 kPa) to bone (GPa) with matched biological signals.
- Type I collagen — skin dermis and tendon constructs
- GelMA-HA — cartilage zone-specific compositions
- Fibrin — vascular and cardiac tissue applications
- Decellularized ECM — organ-specific matrix signals
- PEG-based hydrogels — long-term culture stability
- Custom co-culture and tri-culture bioink formulations
Tissue Printing Applications
Pharma Testing
Toxicology & efficacy
Wound Healing
Skin graft equivalents
Orthopedics
Cartilage repair research
Ophthalmology
Corneal stroma models
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