nScrypt Featured in DISCOVER Magazine Article
(nScrypt, Incorporated) and partners, University of Utah medicinal chemist Glenn Prestwich, and the University of Missouri at Columbia biophysicist Gabor Forgacs, are featured in an article by Alex Stone in DISCOVER Magazine, Vol. 27 No. 06, June 2006 (click here for DISCOVER Magazine article). The system used to “deposit one-hundredth-of-an-inch-thick dollops of lab-cultured cells onto a layer of gel-based paper” is available now for your application. See the Model 300TE on our website.
Advantages of nScrypt’s Printing Tools and Processes:
- Very wide range of viscosities, from a few cp to a million cp
- Conformal and true 3D printing using up to 3 heads
- GUIs made for bio users, not computer scientists
- The 300TE is a laboratory-ready tool capable of true 3D scaffolds
300TE Features:
- Controlled micro environment for temp and air
- Controlled macro environment for air and humidity
- HEPA filtration
- Mixing nozzles
- CAD interface for *.dwg input
- Z-scanning for precise placement
- X/Y/Z stage accuracy: ±0.0004”
300TE Benefits:
- Vary micro porosity via material science
- Vary macro porosity via structural printing
- ECM’s with a diverse material, protein and nutrient matrix.
- Cell printing is gentle and promotes extremely high viability
- Cell clusters with varying sizes for precise placement and layering
For More Info:
For more information on the 300TE, its options, and how it can work with your application, contact nScrypt Sales today.