Biomimetic tissue scaffold and methods of making and using same
AssigneeCornell University
InventorsJohn C. March, Jiajie Yu, Jong Hwan Sung
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AssigneeCornell University
InventorsJohn C. March, Jiajie Yu, Jong Hwan Sung
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Three-dimensional biomimetic tissue scaffolds, as well as methods of manufacture of these scaffolds. The method is fully customizable to create a biomimetic tissue scaffold with shapes, densities, and geometries similar or identical to the tissue it imitates. For example, physiologically realistic collagen/PEG villi created using the method are designed to have a high-aspect ratio and curvature similar to villi found in the human small intestine. Accordingly, the biomimetic tissue scaffolds serve as an improved in vitro model for a wide variety of physiological research, as well as pharmacological testing and drug, compound, and/or metabolite uptake by cells growing on the scaffold, among many other uses.
A method for making a three-dimensional biomimetic scaffold capable of supporting growth of a cell, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for making a three-dimensional biomimetic scaffold capable of supporting growth of a cell, the method comprising the steps of:
A system for making a three-dimensional biomimetic scaffold capable of supporting growth of a cell, the system comprising:
A method for making an intestinal reactor, the method comprising the steps of:
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