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GelMA by Claro: great potential to build 3D models that mimic real tumors
Published : 07/15/2021 22:01:40Claro, part of Tessenderlo Group, offers the ideal gelatin methacryol (GelMA) for culturing tumor cells.
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Eliminate 3D bio-printing blockages
Published : 06/03/2021 09:58:43If you have ever used a 3D printer, you’ll know that blockages are a recurrent theme.
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The ideal gelation temperature
Published : 03/01/2021 13:20:09ClaroBGI800 is a gelatin-based bio-ink modified with methacryloyl groups (DoF ~ 80%). ClaroBGI800 shows Tgel = 20-21 °C when used to prepare a GelMA hydrogel 10% w/w.
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Gelatin modified with methacryloyl groups (GelMA)
Published : 02/25/2021 12:58:10Hydrogels made of gelatin modified with methacryloyl groups (GelMA) are biocompatible, biodegradable, non-cytotoxic, and non-immunogenic [1].
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Elastic but not too much...
Published : 02/01/2021 11:38:10Bioinks for extrusion-based printing need flow during the extrusion phase and should have shape-retention after the deposition of the filament.
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Stable gelatin hydrogels without photo-crosslinking
Published : 01/12/2021 16:42:10The cytocompatibility of gelatin promotes a favorable environment for cell proliferation. When photo-crosslinking is not allowed, the use of chemical agents such as genipin is recommended.