Bioinks

3D bioprinting is an emerging technology that prints scaffolds conducive to cell survival, proliferation, migration and differentiation. It is mainly used to fabricate functional tissue structures to replace damaged or diseased tissues, which can be widely used in research in biomedical fields such as tissue engineering, stem cells, oncology, and drug screening. Achieving bioprinting usually requires the use of Bioinks (a hydrogel form of one or several biological materials, often sealed into the target cells), so the ideal Bioink should have the mechanical, rheological and biological properties of the target tissue as well as rapid and stable cross-linking. CD Bioparticles can produce and supply Bioinks. Contact us to find out how Bioinks can help your work.