Protein-based resins for additive manufacturing
AssigneeUniversity of Washington
InventorsAlshakim Nelson, Siyami Millik, Ryan Thomas Shafranek, Patrick Smith
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AssigneeUniversity of Washington
InventorsAlshakim Nelson, Siyami Millik, Ryan Thomas Shafranek, Patrick Smith
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Methods of fabricating 3D printed structures from biocompatible proteins include forming a photoreactive, proteinaceous resin, and 3D printing biocompatible structures from the resin by the patterned application of light in a select wavelength to cure the resin into the desired structures. Suitable photoreactive proteinaceous resins can be formed by reacting an aqueous solution of an acrylated or methacrylated globular protein with a photoreactive comonomer or photoinitiator. Structures printed from the photoreactive, proteinaceous resin can be photo-cured and dried to form bioplastic structures.
A method of preparing a biocompatible structure, the method comprising:
A photopolymerizable protein resin, comprising:
A bioplastic structure, comprising:
A method of preparing a biocompatible protein resin for 3D printing, the method comprising:
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