Description
Microarray Bioprinting Technology, 1st ed. 2016
Fundamentals and Practices
Coordinator: Lee Moo-Yeal
Language: English
Subjects for Microarray Bioprinting Technology:
Keywords
Applications of Microarray Bioprinting; Assay Miniaturization; Cell Printing in Hydrogels; Fabrication of Microarray Biochips; High-Content Imaging of 3D Cells on Chip; Hydrogels for Cell Encapsulation; Metabolism-Induced Toxicity Assays; Microarray Bioprinting; Microarray Bioprinting Technology; Microarray Spotting Technology; Micropillar/Microwell Chip; Miniaturized 3D Bioprinting; Miniaturized 3D Cell Cultures; Printing Biological Samples on Chip; Stem Cell Cultures and Toxicity Assays
Publication date: 04-2018
Support: Print on demand
Publication date: 01-2017
Support: Print on demand
Description
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This book introduces key fundamentals of microarray bioprinting, including the required chip platforms and associated instruments/devices, experimental protocols for cell printing and biochemical- and cell-based assays, and several example applications. Various bioprinting approaches that allow for the rapid testing of hundreds of different cell culture conditions in combinations on a single chip are discussed in detail. Also covered is high-content, 3D cell-based imaging assays of tissue functions on miniaturized tissue constructs for high-throughput, predictive screening of drug efficacy and toxicity. This is an ideal book for graduate and postgraduate students in the field of biomedical engineering as well as scientists in the pharmaceutical industry.
This book also:
- Broadens readers? understanding of the principles of microarray bioprinting, chip platforms and associated instruments/devices, and surface chemistry for micropatterning of cells on the chip platform
- Covers the latest developments in printing cells in hydrogels and methods of gelation as well as printing other biological samples in aqueous solutions
- Illustrates the complete process for cell staining and high-content imaging of 3D cells on the chip and predicting human metabolism and toxicology on the chip
Broadens readers’ understanding of the principles of microarray bioprinting, chip platforms and associated instruments/devices, and surface chemistry for micropatterning of cells on the chip platform
Covers the latest developments in printing cells in hydrogels and methods of gelation as well as printing other biological samples in aqueous solutions
Illustrates the complete process for cell staining and high-content imaging of 3D cells on the chip and predicting human metabolism and toxicology on the chip
Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
