A 96-well microplate bioreactor platform supporting individual dual perfusion and high-throughput assessment of simple or biofabricated 3D tissue models

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RT @Sunpbiotech_: This study by Researchers at University of Otago illustrates the potential of a scalable dual perfusion bioreactor platfo…

A 96-well microplate bioreactor platform supporting individual dual perfusion and high-throughput assessment of simple or biofabricated 3D tissue models https://t.co/ntJz4EUJag

Congrats to @Tim_WoodfieldNZ and his team for their @LabonaChip publication. They found using MARS they could carry out non-destructive testing on their MPS bioreactor. A great technique for those doing bone, cartilage or osteochondral #tissueengineering.

This study by Researchers at University of Otago illustrates the potential of a scalable dual perfusion bioreactor platform for parenchymal and barrier tissue constructs to support a broad range of multi-organ-on-a-chip applications. @otago https://t.…

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