Difference between revisions of "Team:LMU-TUM Munich/Demonstrate"

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|Inkjet
 
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|Microextrusion
 
|Microextrusion
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|Our Bioprinter
 
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|Cell viability
 
|Cell viability
 
|>85%
 
|>85%
 
|40-80%
 
|40-80%
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|According to our calculations near 100%
 
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|Material viscosities
 
|Material viscosities
 
|3.5-12 mPa/s
 
|3.5-12 mPa/s
|30 mPa/s to >6 x 10^7 mPa/s
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|30 mPa/s to >6 x 10<sub>7</sub> mPa/s
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|1.5*10<sub>-3</sub>
 
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| Gelation methods
 
| Gelation methods
 
|Chemical, photo-crosslinking
 
|Chemical, photo-crosslinking
 
|Chemical, photo-crosslinking
 
|Chemical, photo-crosslinking
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|not needed
 
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|Print speed
 
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|<1 pl to >300 pl droplets, 50 µm wide
 
|<1 pl to >300 pl droplets, 50 µm wide
 
|5 µm to millimeters wide
 
|5 µm to millimeters wide
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|20 µm (depends on nozzle size)
 
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|Cell densities
 
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|Low
 
|Low
 
|Medium
 
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|Very low (<2000€)
 
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Revision as of 01:54, 20 October 2016

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Bioprinting

Most important two bioprinter variants and their characteristics at one glance
Inkjet Microextrusion Our Bioprinter
Cell viability >85% 40-80% According to our calculations near 100%
Material viscosities 3.5-12 mPa/s 30 mPa/s to >6 x 107 mPa/s 1.5*10-3
Gelation methods Chemical, photo-crosslinking Chemical, photo-crosslinking not needed
Print speed Fast (1-10000 droplets/s) Slow (10-20 µm/s)
Resolution or droplet size <1 pl to >300 pl droplets, 50 µm wide 5 µm to millimeters wide 20 µm (depends on nozzle size)
Cell densities Low, <10^6 cells/ml High, cell spheroids
Printer cost Low Medium Very low (<2000€)

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LMU & TUM Munich

Technische Universität MünchenLudwig-Maximilians-Universität München

United team from Munich's universities

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iGEM Team TU-Munich
Emil-Erlenmeyer-Forum 5
85354 Freising, Germany